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The new owners of XETRA-AM have launched a new website. The station's moniker is "W Radio". (Not for the current president.)

WRadioUSA.com. The station will be based in la LA, with programming from Baja to the "Southland" of la LA.

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[najemarg]

> The new owners of XETRA-AM have launched a new website. The
> station's moniker is "W Radio". (Not for the current
> president.)
>
> WRadioUSA.com. The station will be based in la LA, with
> programming from Baja to the "Southland" of la LA.
>
> Stay el Tuned.
>
Will those call letters change, eventually.

 

[davideduardo]

> The new owners of XETRA-AM have launched a new website. The
> station's moniker is "W Radio". (Not for the current
> president.)
>

And as mentioned in another post, "W" is a reference to XEW in Mexico City, the base for "W" and the 250,000 giant from the 30's to the 60's that formed the base for Televisa and the Azcárraga empire. With 50 kw XEWK in Guadalajara, 150 kw XEWA in San Luis Potisi and synchronous relays in Veracruz (900) and Monterrey (540) they were a powerhouse in the drama and soap opera era of radio.

 

[najemarg]

> > The new owners of XETRA-AM have launched a new website.
> The
> > station's moniker is "W Radio". (Not for the current
> > president.)
> >
>
> And as mentioned in another post, "W" is a reference to XEW
> in Mexico City, the base for "W" and the 250,000 giant from
> the 30's to the 60's that formed the base for Televisa and
> the Azcárraga empire. With 50 kw XEWK in Guadalajara, 150 kw
> XEWA in San Luis Potisi and synchronous relays in Veracruz
> (900) and Monterrey (540) they were a powerhouse in the
> drama and soap opera era of radio.
> How about the call letters to change to XEWT to match
channel 12 televisa, they are practually owned together.

 

[davideduardo]

> > How about the call letters to change to XEWT to match
> channel 12 televisa, they are practually owned together.

... but they do not communicate. PRISA from spain owns 50% and has th e100% administrastion rights. Televisa decided radio was not a core business and left it all to PRISA.
>

 

[najemarg]

> > > How about the call letters to change to XEWT to match
> > channel 12 televisa, they are practually owned together.
>
> ... but they do not communicate. PRISA from spain owns 50%
> and has th e100% administrastion rights. Televisa decided
> radio was not a core business and left it all to PRISA.
> >
>
Dosen't televisa also have some ties to radio formula.

 

[davideduardo]

> > > > How about the call letters to change to XEWT to match
> > > channel 12 televisa, they are practually owned together.
>
> >
> > ... but they do not communicate. PRISA from spain owns 50%
>
> > and has th e100% administrastion rights. Televisa decided
> > radio was not a core business and left it all to PRISA.
> > >
> >
> Dosen't televisa also have some ties to radio formula.

Radio Fórmula is owned by Rogelio Azcárraga, a cousin of the Televisa family, but they do not get along.

 

[ibezdechi]

Sounds like a future telenovela.


> > > > > How about the call letters to change to XEWT to
> match
> > > > channel 12 televisa, they are practually owned
> together.
> >
> > >
> > > ... but they do not communicate. PRISA from spain owns
> 50%
> >
> > > and has th e100% administrastion rights. Televisa
> decided
> > > radio was not a core business and left it all to PRISA.
> > > >
> > >
> > Dosen't televisa also have some ties to radio formula.
>
> Radio Fórmula is owned by Rogelio Azcárraga, a cousin of the
> Televisa family, but they do not get along.
>

 

[KMRichards]

> Sounds like a future telenovela.

Sounds more to me like najemarg doesn't like the answers and so reasks the question over and over and over ...<P ID="signature">______________


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[najemarg]

> > Sounds like a future telenovela.
>
> Sounds more to me like najemarg doesn't like the answers and
> so reasks the question over and over and over ...
> You mean I keep asking the same question, sorry didn't mean
to make you disappointed.