Connecticut Broadcasters Association
Seven Decades of Association in the Nutmeg State
2025 Routine Monthly Test Schedule
2025 Required Monthly Test (RMT) Emergency Alert System (Resilient EAS) schedule for Connecticut Broadcasters, originated by CT alert and warning authorities.
‘Coffee Break’ signs off: City unveils Barbara Davitt Way in honor of retiring WATR radio host
WATERBURY – Broadcast Lane, on the hill at the studios of WATR 1320 AM and 97.7 FM, is now called Barbara Davitt Way, Mayor Paul K. Pernerewski Jr. announced Tuesday morning during a two-hour tribute to Davitt on the station. Davitt’s final “Coffee Break” morning show aired from 9 to 11 a.m. as the veteran broadcaster retires after 61 years on WATR. Well wishers gathered at the studio and jammed the station’s phone lines for a chance to share memories of Davitt. She also is known for her community work, including as a member and former president of the Waterbury Lions Club, and director of the Greater Waterbury Campership Fund. Pernerewski also gave Davitt a key to the city.
Political Spending Boosts Radio’s 2024, But Digital Drives Future
The US broadcast station industry is projected to see a 9.3% increase in total advertising revenue, reaching $36.19 billion in 2024. While TV outperformed radio in the total results, AM/FM has a significant leg up that will likely become even more pronounced in 2025.
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