Today at the Southington BJ's I saw a red For Expedition with the emblems for both WDRC-FM and WDRC AM on both sides of the vehicle. Both sides of the vehicle featured the 102.9 The Whale logo and the WDRC AM Talk of Connecticut logo. I observed a man getting into the vehicle after unloading a shopping cart.
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WDRC FM/AM Ford Expedition
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Using a company vehicle for personal use?
Or, given the time of year, maybe picking up turkey and trimmings for the station's Thanksgiving spread?
If the sign says "Hartford's Classic Rock," then it's doing its job. People on I-95 northbound and heading for the Hartford area via I-91 or the Wilbur Cross will have the station lodged in their (Friendly citation from the Grammar Police: This is the spelling of the possessive, not "there.") subconscious and might give it a listen once they get closer. People from the Hartford area headed south on 95 will be reminded of it yet again with another subconscious impression of the brand. Billboard advertising is not intended to be a call to immediate action.
Alot of stations allow their talent and sales people to use a stations logo'd/wrapped vehicle for personal use... happens all the time
Maybe that's why Connecticut State Police cars don't have the state seal on its body anywhere? I used to see a state police car parked at a home in Berlin all the time.
Making me think when WDRC-AM 1360 was advertising on the Berlin Turnpike southbound a few months ago. It was advertising an FM translator on 103.3 which nobody traveling towards Berlin and Meriden could possibly pickup.
Making me think when WDRC-AM 1360 was advertising on the Berlin Turnpike southbound a few months ago. It was advertising an FM translator on 103.3 which nobody traveling towards Berlin and Meriden could possibly pickup.
We know 'DRC is in Bloomfield. The closest BJ's in in West Hartford. He couldn't go shopping in Bloomfield? MarcB said he saw the vehicle in Southington. Maybe a co-worker for Red Wolf Broadcasting that I know who lives in Southington was visiting 'NTY. I'm not going to make a big deal out of it.
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