Hannity's stalker arrested, again
A Maryland woman who came to Manhattan Criminal Court 5/2 to answer charges that she stalked ABC Radio Networks' Sean Hannity was arrested for allegedly continuing to "terrorize" the talker. Miriam Burstein, 52, allegedly confronted Hannity 10 times since her first arrest last year. Starting in March 2004, Burstein began showing up outside Hannity's offices at the Fox News Channel and WABC-AM in NYC, and following the conservative host as he toured the country. She was first arrested and charged with misdemeanor stalking and harassment, but continued with her obsession - - showing up most recently during Hannity's remote in Philly.
In earlier encounters, she tried to hand Hannity a package, shouting on one occasion, "You take this from me!"
Since the first incident 3/04, Hannity "has been afraid to go to work and has been feeling extremely nervous and anxious," according to court records.
Tom Star, former Talk America President, passes
Tom Star has passed away at 56, according to the Las Vegas Review Journal. He died at his home in Green Valley (Las Vegas), NV. Star was co-founder and former President of Talk America Radio Networks and the Sports Final Radio Network. He died 5/22 after a long battle with cancer, the paper said.
NABOB sets spring conference
The National Association of Black-Owned Broadcasters (NABOB) will hold their 29th Annual Spring Broadcast Management Conference at Sonesta Malo Beach Resort & Casino in St. Marten from 5/20-5/25.
RCS signs CT School of Broadcasting
RCS announced an agreement to be the exclusive broadcast software provider for the Connecticut School of Broadcasting and their 12 campuses of training facilities in seven states. HQ'd in Farmington, CT, CSB has schools based in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Virginia, Georgia, and Florida.
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