Z100 Digital Time Capsule
Aug 8, 2013 15:54:36 GMT -5
Post by Verisimilitude on Aug 8, 2013 15:54:36 GMT -5
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Z100 Celebrating 30th Anniversary With Digital Time Capsule
August 8, 2013
Legendary CCM+E CHR station WHTZ (Z100)/New York is celebrating its 30th anniversary all this month. The station has launched the "Z100 Time Capsule" to reminisce its 30 years with the community.
"Ever since the station signed on, Z100 continues to have such a meaningful impact with its listeners in the Tri-State Area, along with the radio and music industry around the world," said Z100 PD Sharon Dastur. "What an honor and a thrill to be part of this legendary station's past, present and very exciting future!"
To celebrate 30 years on the air, Z100 is taking listeners on a journey down memory lane with the launch of the Z100 Time Capsule, an interactive guide taking listeners back to what Z100.com would be like each year since its launch in 1983. The platform shares behind-the-scenes videos, Z100's evolution of logos and design and, of course, each year's top entertainment statistics, including: the No. 1 song from each month of every year, the year's top movies, TV shows, trends and fads.
"For almost 25 years I have been front row watching the evolution of Z100," said Elvis Duran, Host of Z100's Elvis Duran and The Morning Show. "I am thrilled that fans everywhere are now able to see how Z100 became the symbol that it is today, and I am proud to be involved with such an iconic brand in entertainment."
Z100 launched on August 2, 1983, when Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger" broadcasted over the radio waves and the New York City icon was born. Over the next 30 years, Z100 has grown into the largest CHR station in the world. Z100's first morning show host and PD, Scott Shannon, helped launch the brand that has successfully transformed over the years under the direction of past Program Directors including Steve Kingston and Tom Poleman, as well as current PD Sharon Dastur. Today's well-known on-air talents Elvis Duran, Danielle Monaro, Skeery Jones, Greg T and Bethany Watson as well as JJ, Mo' Bounce and Trey have also helped establish Z100 as New York's Hit Music Station.
Z100 Celebrating 30th Anniversary With Digital Time Capsule
August 8, 2013
Legendary CCM+E CHR station WHTZ (Z100)/New York is celebrating its 30th anniversary all this month. The station has launched the "Z100 Time Capsule" to reminisce its 30 years with the community.
"Ever since the station signed on, Z100 continues to have such a meaningful impact with its listeners in the Tri-State Area, along with the radio and music industry around the world," said Z100 PD Sharon Dastur. "What an honor and a thrill to be part of this legendary station's past, present and very exciting future!"
To celebrate 30 years on the air, Z100 is taking listeners on a journey down memory lane with the launch of the Z100 Time Capsule, an interactive guide taking listeners back to what Z100.com would be like each year since its launch in 1983. The platform shares behind-the-scenes videos, Z100's evolution of logos and design and, of course, each year's top entertainment statistics, including: the No. 1 song from each month of every year, the year's top movies, TV shows, trends and fads.
"For almost 25 years I have been front row watching the evolution of Z100," said Elvis Duran, Host of Z100's Elvis Duran and The Morning Show. "I am thrilled that fans everywhere are now able to see how Z100 became the symbol that it is today, and I am proud to be involved with such an iconic brand in entertainment."
Z100 launched on August 2, 1983, when Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger" broadcasted over the radio waves and the New York City icon was born. Over the next 30 years, Z100 has grown into the largest CHR station in the world. Z100's first morning show host and PD, Scott Shannon, helped launch the brand that has successfully transformed over the years under the direction of past Program Directors including Steve Kingston and Tom Poleman, as well as current PD Sharon Dastur. Today's well-known on-air talents Elvis Duran, Danielle Monaro, Skeery Jones, Greg T and Bethany Watson as well as JJ, Mo' Bounce and Trey have also helped establish Z100 as New York's Hit Music Station.
