Radio
KAN marks 90 years of Israeli public broadcasting with cross-platform celebration
Broadcasts will include unforgettable historical clips from the KAN archive, and the anniversary will also be marked on the beloved comedy/variety show, Zehu Ze.
Katz alleges Army Radio workers misled High Court in bid to halt closure
Israel's Supreme Court to hear petitions against Army Radio's closure in January
Israel's cabinet to vote on Army Radio closure proposal on Sunday
Grapevine May 8, 2020: Broadcast woes
In the midst of the coronavirus crisis, Likud MK Dr. Shlomo Karai on Monday of this week submitted two bills calling for the privatization or closure of Army Radio and KAN Public Broadcasting.
Home is where the radio is
Judging by the current output of the likes of Gilad Kahana and Yoav Kutner, it is how you do your job, rather than where you do it, that makes the all-important difference.
How radio is used as a tool in Israeli prisons to promote rehabilitation
Radio Focus was launched in 2016 and is located in the Ayalon Prison.
A man whose talents the military relied on for eavesdropping and more
How much they leaned on his information, and how much it contributed to their efforts, we’ll probably never know.
Rush Limbaugh announces lung cancer diagnosis on air
Limbaugh, 69, said on the air he first realized something was wrong over the weekend of his January 12 birthday, after he began experiencing shortness of breath
Controversial radio host Don Imus dies at 79
Imus retired from his nationally syndicated “Imus in the Morning” radio show in March 2018. He told CBS News at the time he was suffering from emphysema.
The devil in the numbers: IDF’S miscounting of ultra-Orthodox conscripts
Middle Israel: Neyanyahu's strategic asset is, for most Israelis, a strategic liability
Denver talk radio host fired mid-show after criticizing Donald Trump
Craig Silverman has told his radio audience that he voted for Trump in 2016, and for Mitt Romney in 2012.
Radio Becomes New Battlefield in Yemen War
Stations attacked and threatened by Houthi rebels as they attempt to influence largely illiterate listenership
Afghan radio station shuts down after threats by suspected Taliban
The private radio station, Samaa, has been broadcasting political, religious, social and entertainment programmes in the central province of Ghazni since 2013.
