Could it be here?: https://twitter.com/#!/MikeMcVay/status/153665837495091201
bucwhyl said:Could it be here?: https://twitter.com/#!/MikeMcVay/status/153665837495091201
trying2getn said:One would believe that if The Ticket was moving to a (stronger) FM signal, it would be 96.7, which is currently a talk (WBAP simulcast). Wouldn't think Cumulus would move them to either 93.3, 96.3 or 99.5.
No chance of KTCK going to 93.3 either, i93 is doing a lot better ever since signing onsalemjedi54 said:trying2getn said:One would believe that if The Ticket was moving to a (stronger) FM signal, it would be 96.7, which is currently a talk (WBAP simulcast). Wouldn't think Cumulus would move them to either 93.3, 96.3 or 99.5.
No chance that KTCK goes to 99.5. The Wolf is making money. If the The Ticket picks up another FM simulcast, it would be 96.7. Does Cumulus want to break up the WBAP AM/FM simulcast or do they want to expand the reach of KTCK. We don't know, we just have to wait and see until they get all the stations in Victory.
Triple Fake Jerry said:104.1 FM works fine everywhere north of LBJ and I listen to nothing else.
I don't think Cumulus is ready to abandon the WBAP FM experiment yet, anyway. Maybe in another year or two we'll have 96.7 The Ticket.