Carl Anderson named VP, music programming for ABC Radio Networks

(November 3, 2006) ABC Radio Networks has named Carl Anderson to fill the newly created position of vice president, music programming. Anderson will be leaving his program director position at ABC Radio’s Smooth Jazz WJZW Washington to take the new assignment in Dallas.

Anderson will be responsible for ABC’s nine 24-hour formats, eight format-specific production libraries and weekly music shows including “ American Country Countdown with Kix Brooks,” “Dick Bartley's Rock & Roll's Greatest Hits” and “Flashback with Bill St. James.”

“This is a programmer’s dream come true,” said Anderson. “I get to work on not one, but nine amazing formats. What a blast to be part of the ABC Radio Networks team and work with some of the best talent in the business.”

Anderson will report to John McConnell, SVP, Programming, ABC Radio Networks. “Choosing Carl to take us to the next level was easy,” said McConnell. “He’s one of the best music programmers in the business and has an innate sense of what works now, and what’s coming around the bend in the way of audience interest.”



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