WABC launches "Worldwide News Network"

[TheBigA]

here's a post that I think helps support my prediction:

There's a difference between providing a news service and getting radio stations to carry it.

My prediction was that WNN will get carried by some small audience AM stations that mostly carry conservative talk. So far, that's what's happened.

I said this ten days ago:

What's likely to happen is WWN will be on some no-audience AM stations. If it's on 50-60 stations that have no listeners, is that enough of a "nationwide presence" to matter? I think not. But it's more than what he'd get from just the stations in NYC.

 

[wadio]

There's a difference between providing a news service and getting radio stations to carry it.

My prediction was that WNN will get carried by some small audience AM stations that mostly carry conservative talk. So far, that's what's happened.

I said this ten days ago:

And I said:

Time will tell.

 

[TheBigA]

And I said: Time will tell.

Yep. CBS lasted 98 years.

 

[TheBigA]

Some background on the distribution system used by WNN:

How Worldwide News Network Went Live With Radio.Cloud's Help After CBS News Radio Ended

"People often assume that a cloud product isn't closely connected to traditional broadcasting. We can run everything in the cloud, but whenever you want to use hardware, we can integrate with virtually any traditional broadcast equipment."

barrettmedia.com