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Saga to Acquire Four FM Outlets in Gainesville-Ocala FL

Y2kTheNewOldies

Y2kTheNewOldies

https://news.****************/cgi-bin/rol.exe/headline_id=b15623

The Stations affected by the deal are 100kW WOGK-FM (K-Country 93.7)/Ocala and the Classic Rock triplecast 6kW WNDD-FM (95.5), 3.2kW WNDT-FM (92.5) and 6kW WNDN-FM (107.9)/Ocala
 
How does that ownership limit law apply when you have multiple stations in the same market without overlapping coverage contours?
 
seedless said:
How does that ownership limit law apply when you have multiple stations in the same market without overlapping coverage contours?
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The rule specifies the number of stations licensed insi a metro (as defined by Nielsen), and does not take into consideration the coverage. A 250 watt daytimer on 1600 counts just as much as a 100,000 watt Class C FM.

https://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-i...=true&node=pt47.4.73&rgn=div5#se47.4.73_13555 has the rules and 73.355 has the ownership determinations. It's a long and dull read, but covers the whole subject.
 
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