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George Marti Question
- Thread starter 600kogo
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Marti sold both of his stations in Cleburne in 1960. He's long out of the business.
Jezz:
George is still quite active in radio. He had (and still somewhat) has his hands in the Cleburne properties, and is mentor/guide and scholarship provider for many students that have a desire to study broadcasting. He's not just writing checks.
The -second- "M" in "M and M Broadcasting" is Marti. M and M does own other properties. Probably the biggest project that George worked on in the past few years was the move/COL change and upgrade of the 1460 frequency from Waco to (near) D/FW.
"Long out of the business" -the devil you say!
I am a fan of the man, can you tell? -take care, all.
Josh
George is still quite active in radio. He had (and still somewhat) has his hands in the Cleburne properties, and is mentor/guide and scholarship provider for many students that have a desire to study broadcasting. He's not just writing checks.
The -second- "M" in "M and M Broadcasting" is Marti. M and M does own other properties. Probably the biggest project that George worked on in the past few years was the move/COL change and upgrade of the 1460 frequency from Waco to (near) D/FW.
"Long out of the business" -the devil you say!
I am a fan of the man, can you tell? -take care, all.
Josh
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