Tim Brown

Airing Mile High on Denver Sports Radio

The end of KCUV

Pop Quiz

Ch-ch-changes
May 8, 2003

The Beatdown

Return of the living Dead: What would Jerry do?

Letters to the Editor

From the week of December 18, 2003

Tim Brown replaces KCUV with Jack-FM

From the week of December 18, 2003

The Message

Revision Quest

Beyond Bias

The co-creator of an ill-fated youth project for the Denver dailies explains what went wrong and why the concept still works.

The Message

Jacked

The Message

Nip/Tuck

The Message

Correction Detection

The Message

Rolling on the Rocks

The Message

Little Big Man

The Message

Hard Progress

Green-Light Specials

If the FCC loosens its rules, will media giants go on a radio-and-TV shopping spree? Absolutely.

Piracy, Hip-Hop Style

Skyjack Radio briefly took over Denver radio -- and its pilots are eager to hit the airwaves again.

Dialing for Differences

Three new stations attempt to woo audiences turned off by Denver radio.

Phil's Big Scores

Anshutz's domain stretches from kids' theater to pro sports.

Journey's End

The media outlets that helped Ocean Journey float aren't mentioning their roles now that it's sinking.

THE JOY OF SIX

The media outlets that helped Ocean Journey float aren't mentioning their roles now that it's sinking.

PLAYING THE PERCENTAGES

BLUE CROSS SETTLES CO-PAY COMPLAINTS BUT STILL INTENDS TO CUT ITS OWN DEALS ON MEDICAL BILLS.

COMMIE, CAN YOU HEAR ME?

BLUE CROSS SETTLES CO-PAY COMPLAINTS BUT STILL INTENDS TO CUT ITS OWN DEALS ON MEDICAL BILLS.

COACHES CORNERED

BLUE CROSS SETTLES CO-PAY COMPLAINTS BUT STILL INTENDS TO CUT ITS OWN DEALS ON MEDICAL BILLS.

THE CRUCIAL FOURTH WEEK

BLUE CROSS SETTLES CO-PAY COMPLAINTS BUT STILL INTENDS TO CUT ITS OWN DEALS ON MEDICAL BILLS.

SPORTS & RECREATION

BLUE CROSS SETTLES CO-PAY COMPLAINTS BUT STILL INTENDS TO CUT ITS OWN DEALS ON MEDICAL BILLS.

THERE GOES MR. JORDAN

BLUE CROSS SETTLES CO-PAY COMPLAINTS BUT STILL INTENDS TO CUT ITS OWN DEALS ON MEDICAL BILLS.

Dealin' Doug Moreland buys Jack-FM stations; expect format changes

Photo by Tony GallagherTim Brown in a 2003 photo -- when the radio business was much happier.​Yesterday, AllAccess.com broke the news that NRC Broadcasting had sold its two Denver FMs, KJAC/102.3 and KCUV/105.5, to Moreland Properties -- owned by none other than automobile pitcher Dealin' Doug ... More >>

Adam Schefter of ESPN, Lou From Littleton part of group buying Jack-FMs

Adam Schefter's investing close to home.​Back in February, we noted that "Dealin' Doug" Moreland had purchased Denver's two Jack FM stations, with the outlets' websites coming down the next month. We told you to expect format changes, and now we've got a clue as to what the approach might be: ... More >>

John Elway demands that Elway change its name, because, well, it was his name first

There's only room for one Elway in this town.​Had to see this coming, right? I mean, it was only written on the wall in giant, ten-foot, orange letters. Just two weeks after we published our profile of Elway, the affably, ambitious punk quartet formerly known as 10-4 Eleanor, received a "hey w ... More >>

102.3 ESPN replaces The Ticket with national-local mix, Jack FM survives

Tom Manoogian.​102.3 The Ticket, launched in July 2010, was an ambitious attempt to create a homegrown sports-talk station from the ground up during one of the toughest times for radio in the history of the medium. And despite bold moves, like recruiting CBS4's Vic Lombardi and Gary Miller to ... More >>