With a measured, reassuring approach Police Chief Roderick Porter is showing–what his predecessor rejected–community outreach builds bonds between residents and law enforcement. Each Tuesday morning
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Category: Media
Marketing Campaign Highlights Bridgeport’s Emergence As Music Mecca
A few days ago the Connecticut Post’s Brian Lockhart wrote presciently about the early success of the Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater, a 6,000-seat music destination driving
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Hearst Media Dries Up Bridgeport Printing Press Shop, 28 Jobs Impacted, Earlier News Deadline
Several years ago Hearst Connecticut Media Group that now enjoys the largest digital footprint in the state pulled out of 410 State Street downsizing to
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Bridgeport Death, Investigation, Illuminates White-Black Media Bias
The national media’s fantastical preoccupation with the Jennifer Dulos murder case, and others of that ilk, has morphed into the duality of another lamentable death
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If You’ve Been ‘Lendered’ You’ll Understand–A Tribute To Journalist Jon Lender
Jon Lender is a big pain in the ass … to politicians, elected officials, power seekers. Being “Lendered” meant you got caught with your pants
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Here, There And Everywhere–Hearst Connecticut Media Expands State Coverage
What media outlet hoists the largest digital footprint in Connecticut? Hearst Connecticut Media, owner of the Connecticut Post and a bunch of other portals. Wendy Metcalfe,
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‘Little Radio Station, Big Heart’–WPKN Moving To Downtown
In this crazy Covid era, good news for Downtown. From Jim Motavalli, WPKN: After 57 years broadcasting from studios at the University of Bridgeport, listener-supported,
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For Tony Reno, It’s Not Radio Silence But Arrivederci–See You Soon
Tony Reno is good company. Has been for a morning radio audience of tens of thousands on 600 WICC–a Bridgeport regional institution since 1926–for 13
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