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Question regarding Clear Channel's 24 Southenr Calif stations

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Art Landing

There are 24 stations presently operated by CC in Southern California in four DMA clusters.

By observation I’ve determined that they are using voice tracking and the Burbank studios to enable on air talent to serve at least five of these stations for news, traffic, and spot commercials – although local talent is used as well.

My query is this: Simply as a matter of hobbyist information, is there any simple way of determining the full extent of such crossover broadcasting? I mean, short of traveling to San Diego, Antelope Valley and he Inland Epire to do personal air checks?

This question is triggered by rthe CC/KOGO coverage of the recent fires, which made me more aware of CC's reach
 
It's not just Southern California. Clear Channel personalites also voice-track in other cities outside SoCal. For example, Tony Sandoval is on Hot 92.3, and also KISQ ("Kiss-FM) in San Francisco. I believe he's live in SF, so he probably voice-tracks 92.3. The two stations also share Lisa St. Regis - not sure where she is based.

If you had the time to go to all the CC station websites, and clicked the "On the Air"link, you could certainly find out who is working in more than one market.
 
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