In the September 2008 Message column “Tim Brown Replaces KCUV With Jack-FM,” Brown, the owner of Jack-FM, which has broadcast for several years at 105.5 FM, explained why fiscal reality had forced him ...

Jay Michaels is the Program Director for CBS Radio’s JACK-FM (KJKK-FM) in Dallas. This 18-year PD has a radio career spanning 25 years and he is, of course, on Radio Ink’s 2017 Best PDs in America ...

American radio disc jockeys are being squeezed off the air by a wave of music stations that ditch chit chat for back-to-back hits. The new stations, called Jack FM, are soaring up the ratings with a ...

Local radio station KFMB-FM has a new name and a new format. The station that was better known as Jack FM is now “100.7 KFM-BFM San Diego,” and the music has changed from adult-contemporary pop to ...

It’s not the news that Beatles and Motown fans want to hear, but more people seem to be listening to Jack-FM, the ’80s-based, more-music format that replaced oldies at WCBS-FM (101. 1). “We still have ...

Think the iPod and other personal music players aren’t influencing broadcast radio? Think again. Infinity Broadcasting Inc.’s decision to dump its oldies format at WJMK-FM 104.3 after 21 years Friday ...

Radio station JACK-FM (93.1 FM) was among several CBS stations to debut today a new streaming and HD radio station called Last.fm Discover, a channel aligned with Last.fm, a CBS free global music ...

Melissa Block talks with Scott McKenzie, editor-in-chief of Billboard Radio Monitor, about "Jack," an increasingly popular radio format. McKenzie says the Jack format is sweeping the nation. This is ...

Nine voices scream out in quick succession, “You rock!” Then, another yells, “You [do something we won’t say in a family newspaper]!” The irreverent radio self-promotion, which finishes with “Nine out ...

Celador Radio’s The Coast regional station in Solent is to be relaunched under the popular Jack FM brand. The announcement follows approval from Ofcom for a format change to play rock music. Former ...

A promo that ran last week on Los Angeles’ 93.1 Jack FM consisted of a real caller yelling into the station’s voice mail that he hated the station so much, it made him want to stick a hot poker in ...