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The year 2004 saw a number of significant events in radio broadcasting history. Contents 1 Events 2 Debuts 3 Closings 4 Deaths Events 30 October - In the UK a 163-metre-high radio mast at Peterborough collapses in a fire. Debuts 1 January - Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk's cultural channel MDR Kultur is relaunched as MDR Figaro. 5 January The Ed Schultz Show is launched. 31 March - Launch of Air America Radio with affiliates in New York (WLIB) Chicago (WNTD) Los Angeles (KBLA) San Bernadino (KCAA) Portland (KPOJ) West Palm Beach Florida (WJNO) and Minneapolis (WMNN). 19 April - Alex Bennett launches his new show on Sirius Left. September - The Stephanie Miller Show 18 November - WCKW New Orleans Louisiana drops Adult Contemporary for Rhythmic/Dance as WDVW ("Diva 92.3"). october 28-Eminem Radio Channel Shade 45 debuts Closings May - Westwood One ends production of "NBC Radio News"-branded morning-drive newscasts produced by CBS Radio personnel one of the few remaining links to the original NBC Radio Network. The move came a year after the launch of the non-related "NBC News Radio" in an arrangement with NBC and Westwood One. Usage of the NBC Radio "Hotline" satellite chirp was also retired. 27 February - I.E. America Radio Network ends operations 15 December - Brian Beirne retires from KRTH. Deaths Bill Ballance 85 radio personality David Brudnoy 64 Boston radio talk show host cancer Erik Bye 78 Norwegian journalist (AP BBC NRK) radio/TV host actor singer/songwriter; cancer Dennis R. ("Dick") Covington 77 American radio broadcaster KYW Philadelphia Pennsylvania John Dunn 70 Scottish BBC Radio 2 disc jockey cancer John A. Gambling 73 American radio host "Rambling with Gambling" Fialho Gouveia 69 Portuguese radio and TV presenter of cardiac arrest David Grierson 49 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio and television host Jimmy Mack 70 Scots radio personality Scott Muni 74 longtime New York City radio disc jockey Chuck Niles 76 only jazz disc jockey to be on the Hollywood Walk of Fame John Peel 65 British radio disc jockey Bill Randle 81 Cleveland and New York disc jockey; presenter of the first Elvis Presley concert north of the Mason-Dixon Line (in Brooklyn Ohio). Norman Rose 87 radio and TV actor All My Children voice of Juan Valdez Molly Weir 94 Scottish TV and radio actress

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