ericjbard said:WHAS 100.5 will come out at the end of the season....thats my thoughts.
Have yoiu surfed the AM dial at night lately? The number of stations that now have an FM signal is staggering. Some that I remember are WSB, WBAP, and WLS. Safe to say that the trend is toward an FM signal for the AM signals.radioville said:ericjbard said:WHAS 100.5 will come out at the end of the season....thats my thoughts.
You guys can't leave this alone can you? WHAS is the #1 station in the market every book and probably the highest billing station in the market. I doubt if they simulcast on the FM dial they will make more money. So why LOSE money on a great stick?
In other words, it's not going to happen!
No, but you might be correct about WBBM. When I wrote that I was thinking of the frequency numbers and then digging up the call letters in my mind. If I remember correctly, I was thinking of 750 WSB-Atlanta, 820 WBAP-Dallas, and 890 WLS-Chicago.semoochie said:Did you mean to say, "WBBM"?
KyDXIn said:No, but you might be correct about WBBM. When I wrote that I was thinking of the frequency numbers and then digging up the call letters in my mind. If I remember correctly, I was thinking of 750 WSB-Atlanta, 820 WBAP-Dallas, and 890 WLS-Chicago.semoochie said:Did you mean to say, "WBBM"?
secondchoice said:I stand corrected-- cause I do remember the 105.9 station as the FM outletKyDXIn said:No, but you might be correct about WBBM. When I wrote that I was thinking of the frequency numbers and then digging up the call letters in my mind. If I remember correctly, I was thinking of 750 WSB-Atlanta, 820 WBAP-Dallas, and 890 WLS-Chicago.semoochie said:Did you mean to say, "WBBM"?
"Meanwhile, CBS Radio announced Thursday plans to simulcast Newsradio 780 WBBM-AM on 105.9 FM beginning August 1."
From: http://mediaconfidential.blogspot.com/2011/07/wls-am-no-plans-to-add-fm-simulcast.html
Are sure about 890 WLS AM being on FM? IIRC WLS FM is #6 and doing oldies with twice the Cume of 890AM at #10 in the 6+ beauty contest. To the best of my knowledge, Cumulus / Citadel / ABC only has 2 stations in Chicago.
http://www.radio-info.com/markets/chicago
100.5 should have stayed The Fox. Let C.C. use 93.1 as their wheel of formats. I still don't know why they dumped Louie FM. I just hope they dump Gen-X after Christmas. I know that the format has flopped in other markets.Dan76 said:Now sure that it matters, but on Gen X's FB page they insist the old format will be back after Christmas. Who knows, they could just be the last to know.
ctk said:i had a thought, one prolly not likely but something i have wondered about. when 101.7 gets spun off, does the WKRD format remain only on the am or will it move to 100.5? on january 1, cc will not have that signal. it got me thinking that WKRD could move to that frequency because of 790's alleged weakness in eastern jefferson county and it gave full coverage to the county. if j-town is considered east, i have no idea what they are talking about, i pick up 790 a whole lot easier than i could 101.7.
Is WLS on FM? There's a WLS-FM but it's Oldies. And don't forget WGY in Albany,NY...they have a 6KW FM that they simulcast 810 on.KyDXIn said:Have yoiu surfed the AM dial at night lately? The number of stations that now have an FM signal is staggering. Some that I remember are WSB, WBAP, and WLS. Safe to say that the trend is toward an FM signal for the AM signals.radioville said:ericjbard said:WHAS 100.5 will come out at the end of the season....thats my thoughts.
You guys can't leave this alone can you? WHAS is the #1 station in the market every book and probably the highest billing station in the market. I doubt if they simulcast on the FM dial they will make more money. So why LOSE money on a great stick?
In other words, it's not going to happen!