Then again, Seattle is a rare market that has multiple all news stations, so the one on AM becomes the weakest link. Similar thing in Phoenix.
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Then again, Seattle is a rare market that has multiple all news stations, so the one on AM becomes the weakest link. Similar thing in Phoenix.
I didn't think PHX had any all news stations... KTAR and KFYI are mostly talk.
KOMO is on both AM and FM - granted, the FM isn't a full-market signal but it's pretty darn close.
KOMO and KUOW (to some extent, as most of their news programming is national, with local cut-ins) are the only all news stations in the market. KIRO, KTTH, KVI are all considered "news/talk", not "all-news". The difference is of course news "reporting" vs news "talk/commentary". BTW, KOMO-FM is has a great signal from Federal Way to Olympia, and beyond.
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