Jim Cameron Email & Phone Number

Darien, US

For over 30 years Cameron Communications Inc. has provided corporate and PR clients with media training, speech & presentations coaching and broadcast strategy consulting services. Based on a broadcasting career dating back to 1967, Jim Cameron has worked on-air and in management at local stations (WLIR, WHCN, WCOZ - WHDH) and networks (NBC News, RKO Radio.

Co-founder and Program Director of town's government TV station. Host / producer of "Inside Town Hall". Member of Area Nine Cable Council, former member State Cable Advisory Council

After serving on the Metro-North Commuter Council for 19 years, I have formed a new, independent advocacy group for CT and NY riders on Metro-North. Please see our website (www.CommuterActionGroup.org), Facebook group and Twitter posts (@CTRailCommuters) for more information.

A weekly commentary on all aspects of transportation in Connecticut: trains, trucks, aviation and shipping, all from the prospective of commuters at the "nexus of local transit, politics and policy"Back issues archived at: https://talkingtransportation.blogspot.com/

The CT Metro-North Rail Commuter Council was created by the state legislature as a watchdog group for the interest of rail commuters in Connecticut. All members are appointed by lawmakers and serve without compensation. Meeting monthly with officials of Metro-North and the CDOT, we operate without a budget in our advocacy of improved rail service in the.

"The Journalism Forum" (JFORUM) was CompuServe's online home for over 10,000 journalists worldwide. Long before the WWW, pre-Windows and involved in precedent-setting legal cases, JFORUM was the first "cyber-Press Club", offering message boards, libraries and live chat.

Founding News Manager (later Director) of "The Source", NBC's young adult radio network. Also anchored afternoon drivetime newscasts and was Exec. Producer and host of the Peabody Award winning radio news-magazine "The Source Report". Hired staff of news anchors, worked w. affiliate relations in signing-on new stations, developed format for newscasts and.

Was first News Director of WCOZ (FM), sister station of WHDH (AM). Anchored and wrote afternoon drivetime newscasts, produced daily public affairs talk show, produced short-form features "Reports from the COZone", wrote and produced PSA's, conducted community ascertainment and served as feature producer for WHDH news.

My first break into radio news... News Director at WHCN, Hartford's top FM rock station. I anchored / wrote AM drivetime news, did street interviews, daily one-hour talk show, PSA's and commercials.

For one brief year, WQIV (Quad FM) dazzled the NYC airwaves, displacing Classical WNCN on the 104.3 FM dial position. I did morning drive DJ work, 5 - 9 am.

WQIV-FM 104.3, New York City's first quadraphonic album rock station. Owned by Starr Broadcasting. The station was on the air less than one year before listener groups pressured a format change back to classical WNCN. Among my fellow on-air staff: Thom O'Hair, Carol Miller, Al Bernstein, Rosco. New staff included John Parsons, Michael Linder & Tony.

In the heyday of free-form FM radio, WLIR was NYC's alternative rock station. I was air personality 6 - 10 pm and Operations Manager of the station. Hosted award-winning "Public Watermelon" bi-weekly talk/interview show, voiced and produced commercials, PSA's and occasionally MC'ed our weekly live concert series.

Bethlehem, PA, US

Program Director - WLVRMember - National honorary society ODK