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Does anyone else have a hard time picking up the station? I live in the East Bay and, for the life of me, cannot pick it up without major static.
The station is still dead air for me.
I've been able to hear 92.7 in San Jose dating back to 2002 when it was the techno/dance music "92.7 Party" format, contrary to Radio-Locator's map suggesting very low coverage in the South Bay. 92.7 is currently playing worship music.
This is the first report of anything on the signal in a few weeks. Apparently VCY has been able to get something up and running. Wonder if it's originating in California or Milwaukee.
My source in the East Bay says it's still dead air on 92.7. Going on two weeks now.
It will mark 30 days this Thursday (4/15) since the LMA was supposed to take effect. I've seen nothing from the court or the receiver during this time. The receiver (Larry Patrick) is the licensee.
Dead carrier or no signal?
If dead carrier, are they at least running TOH IDs?
If no signal, has the licensee notified the FCC after 10 days?
Did you think Stoltz is trying to block VCY?
I think if he was Larry Patrick would bring it up in court. But who knows? This has been crazy. Ed might have some gremlins.
There's RF, no audio, stereo pilot and RDS are on. No aural ID. Or so my ears out there tell me.
Sounds like Ed walked away from the station and just left it on the air. Wonder what Las Vegas and Palm Springs are doing?
Crazy Ed has earned his reputation from decades of objecting, blocking, petitioning, and tilting at any and all California windmills. Both VCY and music licensing firms have him in their sights: Music Companies Ask Court To Release Money Owed Them By Owner Ed Stolz.
Meanwhile, the record labels want the money from the station sales released to them:
www.insideradio.com
There will be a hearing on May 10th. My guess is that since the receiver still is the licensee, and the station sales haven't been approved, that the money hasn't exchanged hands yet.
Music Companies Ask Court To Release Money Owed Them By Owner Ed Stolz.
The coalition of record labels, music publishers and other rights holders that won a $1.3 million copyright infringement suit against Royce International Broadcasting say it has been three years since
There will be a hearing on May 10th. My guess is that since the receiver still is the licensee, and the station sales haven't been approved, that the money hasn't exchanged hands yet.
According to Larry Patrick, they have access to all three stations now.
I don't think these types of religious organizations are about the ratings as much as making their message available to many people - especially since they're non commercial.
Yes I noticed that too. Salem, Family and Relevant radio seem not to focus about ratings. Then most likely VCY will probably do the same too. But then again who knows once the sale closes VCY could also turn around and sell 92.7 just to make a profit especially coming from a big radio market like San Francisco Bay Area...
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