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Senior Radio Executive Moves to Kan News After Decade

By חדשות סרוגים

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Yaniv Moruzovsky is moving to Kan News on Reshet Bet next month after nearly a decade at 103fm, where he was Deputy Director of Content and Development. He will replace Miron Sasson in his new role. Moruzovsky previously worked in digital, promotion, and as a presenter at 103fm and was involved in innovation projects at Kan News. The Manager of Kan News expressed confidence in Moruzovsky's abilities and thanked Sasson for his service.

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Yaniv Moruzovsky joins Kan News on Reshet Bet after a decade at 103fm.
Moruzovsky previously served as Deputy Director of Content and Development at 103fm.
He will replace Miron Sasson in his new role at Kan News.
Moruzovsky was involved in innovation projects at Kan News in 2022.
Gal Berger, Manager of Kan News, welcomed Moruzovsky and thanked Sasson.

Yaniv Moruzovsky, 43, will join Kan News on Reshet Bet next month, replacing Miron Sasson. Moruzovsky comes to the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation after nearly ten years in management roles at 103fm, where he served as Deputy Director of Content and Development for the past three years. During his tenure at 103fm, he also held positions such as Digital Manager and Promo Manager, and worked as a presenter, editor, and announcer.

In 2022, Moruzovsky was selected as an innovation project manager for Kan News on Reshet Bet, where he oversaw the development of radio broadcasts and the integration of new technologies. He expressed excitement about joining Kan News, thanking 103fm for his nearly decade-long experience there, which he described as a second family.

Gal Berger, Manager of Kan News on Reshet Bet, praised Moruzovsky as a talented individual and a dedicated radio professional. Berger is confident that Moruzovsky's addition to the station's management and his future contributions will greatly benefit listeners. He also thanked Miron Sasson for his significant work over the past two years.

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