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It's official - Blount (WFIF) buys WDZK (1550) for 500K

Personally I would've wished that either GOIS, Davidson, or Marlin bought 1550.

If Gois bought 1550 it would be a major power boost for either 1230 or 1480. Maybe even taking one of those 2 dark.

If Davidson bought 1550 I think they would've moved Radio Cantico Nuevo there from 990. Not because I ever expect Davidson to have 990 be a community station again, but simply because 1550's signal reaches a large Hispanic population than 990's signal does.

If Marlin bought 1550 I would think they would make it a talk station. They already run IMUS on 1290 their Classical Station. Of course Marlin doesn't have the $$$$.
 
MarcB said:
This morning's Tom Taylor Newsletter reported that Blount has picked up WDZK 1550 for the 500K he got when he sold 1230 in Worcester.

Blount owns about 1/2 dozen stations running religious programming including:

1500 in Milford, CT
760 in the Worcester, MA area
1590 in Providence, RI
1320 in Derry, New Hampshire
An FM station in Maine

you watch WSTC/WNLK will be next or Just WSTC, and WNLK would move to milford... however, Can WNLK move to milford because of the 4 radio station Cap or is WPLR enough out of the Norwalk area/market to have 5 stations in COX of milford. what is the official ruling on that?
 
KML-224 said:
We don't need another Spanish station. Religion either.

Spanish will continue to be viable on AM so long as Hartford-New Haven remains without a Spanish FM signal. Religion will remain viable on AM so long as there are preachers willing to pay for airtime and suckers gullible enough to send their money to them.
 
CTListener said:
Spanish will continue to be viable on AM so long as Hartford-New Haven remains without a Spanish FM signal...

Just like urban was viable on AM before it popped up on the FM dial... Supply and demand...
 
I wonder how different things would be now if WLVH-FM 93.7 (Latin Voice of Hartford) had never changed owners, formats and call letters in 1990?
 
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