For the first time since 1992, the induction ceremony for
the National Radio Hall of Fame will not take place in Chicago.
The Nov. 9
event will be held in Los Angeles, though no venue has yet been selected.
According to a statement released by Bruce DuMont, founder
and president of the Museum of Broadcast Communications — which is the home of
the radio hall of fame — the decision to move the 2014 ceremony was influenced
by the fact that “there are many Radio Hall of Famers living in southern
California and several 2014 inductees.”
Delilah |
The Nov. 9 fete will be emceed by nationally-syndicated radio personality Delilah and broadcast live in a two show produced and distributed by Premiere Networks.
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