November 4, 2009

SKYVIEW NETWORKS EXPANDS CALIFORNIA RADIO NEWS NETWORK
SKYVIEW TO PROVIDE CALIFORNIA HEADLINE NEWS TO FIVE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RADIO STATIONS; NEWS NETWORK GROWS TO 32 STATIONS 

     PHOENIX, Ariz. —  Skyview Networks today announced it has expanded its California Headline News radio network to 32 stations.  Skyview will provide news programming to XMOR 98.9-FM, KWDJ 1400-AM, KCEO 1000-AM, KSPA 1510-AM and KFSD 1450-AM.

     “We are thrilled to work with Skyview,” said Peri Corso, Vice President General Manager of the Astor Broadcast Group.  “Skyview will bring the latest breaking California Headline News to all three of our Astor stations; news changes by the minute and now KCEO 1000-AM, KSPA 1510-AM and KFSD 1450-AM ensure that Southern California listeners don't go without the latest information they want and need to know.”

     Ridgecrest’s KWDJ 1400-AM adds California Headline News to its sports programming already provided by Skyview including game broadcasts of the National Hockey Leagues’ (NHL) Anaheim Ducks, the National Football League’s (NFL) San Diego Chargers and the National Basketball Association’s (NBA) Los Angeles Lakers.  Skyview will also provide the NBA’s Los Angeles Lakers game broadcasts on radio station KSPA 1510-AM in the Inland Empire and Orange County and on KFSD 1450-AM in San Diego. 

     Skyview serves Arizona and California radio stations with newscasts delivered via satellite and online with multiple feeds each hour. 

     “We are thrilled to expand our California radio network,” said Jeff Scott, Skyview’s Executive News Director.  “We are happy to work with these five stations to expand our reach in Southern California and provide them with an accessible and highly produced newscast.”

     Founded in 1995, Skyview Satellite Networks is based in Scottsdale, Arizona and focuses on delivering news programming serving Arizona and California news networks.  Twice recognized with the prestigious "Best Newscast" award from the National Association of State Radio Networks, Arizona and California News Radio is delivered via satellite and online with multiple feeds each hour.  Skyview Networks also provides the broadcast services for over 40 professional and collegiate sports franchises.  For more information visit www.skyviewsatellite.com.

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