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WDET General Manager Mary Zatina
Public radio station WDET, which is owned by Wayne State University, has been named Michigan Association of Broadcasters 2024 Station of the Year.
The award came during the Michigan Association of Broadcasters (MAB) Broadcast Excellence Awards ceremony on Saturday at MotorCity Casino’s Sound Board Theater, the station reported.
“It’s an honor to be a part of the MAB and the prestigious network of Michigan public media broadcasters,” WDET General Manager Mary Zatina in an article posted on the website. “This year’s award recognition means even more to us given we were celebrating 75 years as Detroit’s Public Radio station and made significant schedule and programming changes based on listener and member data and their requests for what they wanted from us as we move into the future.”
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