onegreatplace said:Seems likee CC would challenge the calls.
Why or how is that?
onegreatplace said:Seems likee CC would challenge the calls.
butterball1 said:That plus the "Miracle" tag tells me it will be just another tired christian format (or maybe an exciting NEW christian format, right?)
This is why WGUC snapped up WVXU when it became apparent that it would be sold, to protect the frequency from falling victim to one of the many fundamentalist vultures circling out there.
radiomayor2 said:hmmmmm isn't 88.9 still educational...
ChoiceFM said:I have worked with Bill Spry on and off for almost a decade. Through Freeradio 1055 to Freeradiofreerock.com and into Freeradio 97.7 to the edge of freeradio, Chritian Hit Radio and Christian hit rock radio, positive hit radio and classx. One thing Bill has always said the format for my stations is in my head. I'll know when I have the sound I want. Michael Buckingham from Radio U was even once interested in programming with us.
MikeStandardsFromIndiana said:My Guess why Clear Channel could Challenge the WMWX Calls is there so close to Mix 94.1's WVMX Calls
ChoiceFM said:I have talked to Mr Spry this week and I think CC might have more grounds, if any, to challenge the format than the call letters. 88.9 coming to a radio near you soon.... When the antenna company finishes that special directional antenna.
88.9 Miracle said:MikeStandardsFromIndiana said:My Guess why Clear Channel could Challenge the WMWX Calls is there so close to Mix 94.1's WVMX Calls
And don't don't forget that it is really close to WLWA and WLW as well.
Seriously, they (CC) really have nothing to say about it. The FCC issues call letters, not CC.
Of course, as I understand it, CC is in the process of purchasing the FCC, so that might change ;D
MikeStandardsFromIndiana said:88.9 Miracle said:MikeStandardsFromIndiana said:My Guess why Clear Channel could Challenge the WMWX Calls is there so close to Mix 94.1's WVMX Calls
And don't don't forget that it is really close to WLWA and WLW as well.
Seriously, they (CC) really have nothing to say about it. The FCC issues call letters, not CC.
Of course, as I understand it, CC is in the process of purchasing the FCC, so that might change ;D
Yeah but Stations usually ask for Certain Call Letters thus the reason Why Jacor at the Time when they bought 550 from Great Amercian but couldnt take the KRC Call Letters and they chose to brand 550 as a WLW Clone thus the reason why WLW and Jacor chose the WLWA Calls
and i Believe in cases of such close call letters between different owners the owners of the similar Calls aka WVMX has the right to challenge ths Issuing of those Calls
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In announcing the deal, the FCC Chairman said "This transaction will greatly expedite the demise of the antiquated concept of local ownership of media outlets. Critics of deals such as this need to understand that Clear Channel embodies all that is good and decent in the broadcast industry, and anyone that believes otherwise clearly isn't listening to the news."
In a statement issued today, Clear Channel CEO Lowry Mays said "This acquisition is a perfect strategic fit for Clear Channel. The FCC has been a wonderful business partner for the past several years, and has
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