All Access and OMW have it. The deal was made official today.
http://ohiomedia.blogspot.com/2008/01/clear-channel-spins-five-to-bas.html
The stations going to BAS are: WLEC/1450, WCPZ/102.7, WMJK/100.9, WTTF/1600, and WPFX/107.7. Yes, WCKY-FM was NOT included, and is still in the CC stable.
Unless if they either A) want to move it into Toledo, B) sell it to another group, or C) swap it with another station group in the area, them keeping it makes no sense. My money's tenetively on A... but B is an equal bet.
This also will mean the death of most local DJ'ed programming on all the stations, likely sans WTTF (which should dump Fox Sports programming in the evening/overnight hours for ABC/Citadel's True Oldies Channel, IMHO) and to an extent, WCPZ (who SHOULD at least keep a live airshift or two on). Then again, WCPZ has been heavily VT'ed anyway, it may be difficult to notice the difference.
WPFX will likely drop one homogenized slogan (CC's "My") for another (BAS' "Eagle") but keep the Soft AC format. Oh, and it IS the commerical flagship station for Bowling Green athletics, of which WFRO is a key affiliate.
- nate81
http://ohiomedia.blogspot.com/2008/01/clear-channel-spins-five-to-bas.html
The stations going to BAS are: WLEC/1450, WCPZ/102.7, WMJK/100.9, WTTF/1600, and WPFX/107.7. Yes, WCKY-FM was NOT included, and is still in the CC stable.
Unless if they either A) want to move it into Toledo, B) sell it to another group, or C) swap it with another station group in the area, them keeping it makes no sense. My money's tenetively on A... but B is an equal bet.
This also will mean the death of most local DJ'ed programming on all the stations, likely sans WTTF (which should dump Fox Sports programming in the evening/overnight hours for ABC/Citadel's True Oldies Channel, IMHO) and to an extent, WCPZ (who SHOULD at least keep a live airshift or two on). Then again, WCPZ has been heavily VT'ed anyway, it may be difficult to notice the difference.
WPFX will likely drop one homogenized slogan (CC's "My") for another (BAS' "Eagle") but keep the Soft AC format. Oh, and it IS the commerical flagship station for Bowling Green athletics, of which WFRO is a key affiliate.
- nate81