Seems pretty simple to me. WCOL is usually Columbus' number one station these days, and they compete with Wilks's viable WHOK. So Wilks wants to hurt COL a bit. Jeff Wilks said that, in fact. Whether that reasoning makes sense or will work is another question. I personally wouldn't think it would have any noticeable impact. 107.1 is one of the few move-ins with an even weaker signal than 103.9, and a less-desirable coverage area. On the flip side, come to think of it, I'd wager that Country is even bigger on the south side of Columbus than elsewhere in the metro, and that's the area 107.1 is able to cover at least some of reasonably well. (Who could forget that country classic, "Franklin County Woman?" She DID live down on Parsons Avenue y'know.)
P.S. Thanks for digging up those stats, cincyradio72! All the more evidence that Wink will have a great AQH in Circleville (that's Average Quarts Homogonized). And, I swear, I *have* seen Elsie the Cow WINK!
P.S. Thanks for digging up those stats, cincyradio72! All the more evidence that Wink will have a great AQH in Circleville (that's Average Quarts Homogonized). And, I swear, I *have* seen Elsie the Cow WINK!