Jim Rome (Currently On KEPN 1600 AM Denver) To Leave Premiere For CBS Sports Radio

[Colorado Media Newsroom]

The Jim Rome radio show is currently carried on KEPN AM 1600 Denver.

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Deadline.com is reporting that Jim Rome is close to signing with CBS Sports Radio to move his daily syndicated show to the new network when it debuts in January.
Rome has been syndicated by Clear Channel’s Premiere Radio Networks since going national in 1996 and is usually paired with Fox Sports Radio, which doesn’t program anything live in his 12pm-3pm timeslot. Rome left his ESPN television program to join CBS earlier this year. He currently hosts a daily 6pm program on CBS Sports Network and will have a second program on Showtime starting later this year.

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[Colorado Media Newsroom]

DEADLINE.COM is reporting that JIM ROME is "finalizing a deal" with CBS RADIO which would move the syndicated sports talker's show to CBS SPORTS RADIO.
ROME's show has been syndicated by PREMIERE for several years; on the television side, he left ESPN for CBS SPORTS in JANUARY, launching a show for cable's CBS SPORTS NETWORK in APRIL. CBS SPORTS RADIO is launching in SEPTEMBER, with a full daily sports talk schedule slated for JANUARY, featuring former ESPN RADIO host DOUG GOTTLIEB.

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[Colorado Media Newsroom]

Deadline.com is reporting that popular syndicated sports broadcaster Jim Rome is leaving Premiere Radio Networks and finalizing a new deal with CBS Radio. CBS would reportedly use The Jim Rome Show as the cornerstone for CBS Sports Radio, the new national sports radio network slated to launch on Jan. 2. Rome has been with Premiere since 1996.

Back in January Rome left ESPN in favor of a deal with CBS and launched a new half-hour daily cable TV show on CBS Sports Network in April. Rome also is set to contribute to CBS Sports' coverage of the NFL, NCAA basketball and U.S. Open Tennis Championships, and other events. The new agreement with CBS Radio consolidates Rome's radio and TV endeavors and makes him one of CBS' top sports personalities across all media. (08-30-12)

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