Victims Shocked Over Boston Radio Fraud
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The photo shows Bradford C. Bleidt, a prominent member of Boston's business community, dressed in suit and tie at a party for staff of the business news radio station he was selling as it ramped up to a new 24-hour format. But the faint smile on his face, drink in hand, seemingly enjoying the get-together, betrayed the inner turmoil spinning inside him.
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The Yankees-Red Sox rivalry is suddenly a TV hit.
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Incidents throw harsh light on a culture fed by talk radio and disrespect for authority.
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Across the New York region die-hard Yankees fans reacted with disbelief as Boston slammed in run after run to advance to the World Series.
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The staff at WBIX-AM became the latest casualties of station owner and accused embezzler Bradford C. Bleidt yesterday when they were laid off by the station's new controllers, who canceled its all-business format in a bid to increase WBIX's profitability.
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Turner Broadcasting System and Interference Inc. have agreed to pay $2 million to make amends for last Wednesday's guerrilla marketing scheme that led to a bomb scare in Boston, the Massachusetts attorney general said Monday.
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A suspected Russian mobster was charged this week with identity theft in a phishing style scam. Andrew Schwarmkoff, 28, was arraigned in a Boston-area District Court on multiple counts
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NEW YORK  - Turner Broadcasting System on Thursday tried to quell a firestorm of controversy in Boston a day after a guerrilla marketing campaign for a cable television show was mistaken for a terrorist plot to bomb the Hub.
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Before last night&#39;s game with Tampa Bay at Fenway Park, every Boston player in sight was bombarded by questions about the drama that will be played out this weekend at Yankee Stadium against the Red Sox&#39; hated rivals.
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The BBC's Alasdair Sandford examines reaction in France to the massive fraud by a Paris-based bank trader.
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The BBC has many red-faces. The details of how the corporation was duped into reporting that victims of the Bhopal Gas disaster were to receive $12 billion compensation from Dow have finally emerged.
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DEDHAM &#151; When cheating became a primary point of discussion around the Patriots recently, news organizations rushed to get expert opinions.
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BOSTONâSome fans with shockingly short memories made the mistake of chanting &quot;Who&#39;s Your Papi?&#39;&#39; last night when it looked like David Ortiz and his Boston Red Sox would run their opponents all the way back to Missouri.
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Abigail R. Safran was taken for more than $5,000 earlier this year in what appears to be a burgeoning scam involving counterfeit cashier's checks, but the Northeastern University student is balking at paying back the money because she says her bank bears some of the responsibility.
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Authorities plan to charge two men on Thursday after an elaborate publicity stunt -- planting blinking devices that were mistaken for bombs -- caused Boston's biggest security scare since the September 11 attacks.
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For much of the regular season, Boston  Red Sox fans fumed about their $70 million right-fielder,  taunting J.D. Drew with boos as he struggled at the plate and  venting their anger in bars and on radio phone-in shows.
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By KEN MAGUIRE BOSTON - More than 10 blinking electronic devices planted at bridges and other spots in Boston threw a scare into the city Wednesday in what turned out to be a publicity campaign for a late-night cable cartoon.