It was reported in today’s Boston Herald (http://business.bostonherald.com/businessNews/view.bg?articleid=143743) that WBIX will be airing NECN programming in the evening from 8 to 10 p.m. replacing two syndicated shows.
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WBIX adding local content in the evening
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Casablance
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No live broadcasts from MCI Walpole ? 
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PaulBWalkerJr
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If this was going to be radio-only content that'd be nice.... but radio-tv simulcasts can be kinda boring...
With CNN Headline News being common on the radio in many parts of the country for a long time,
the time is long overdue for NECN's Superior news product to be broadcast on local Boston radio.
Very smart on Langer's part to start where WBZ's "less superior," all news all the time, (except at night)
ends at 8:00PM.
Give it a listen!
I find NECN's TV news on WBIX, to be far more informative, and coherent than WBZ, or CNN on WBNW.
I hope Mr. Langer can start to faze out the ubiquitous, Infomercials with NECN Programming.
THe only drawback is WBIX's directional signal at night which cuts off completely at about Rt. 126 off RT 2 going west to protect KYW.
the time is long overdue for NECN's Superior news product to be broadcast on local Boston radio.
Very smart on Langer's part to start where WBZ's "less superior," all news all the time, (except at night)
ends at 8:00PM.
Give it a listen!
I find NECN's TV news on WBIX, to be far more informative, and coherent than WBZ, or CNN on WBNW.
I hope Mr. Langer can start to faze out the ubiquitous, Infomercials with NECN Programming.
THe only drawback is WBIX's directional signal at night which cuts off completely at about Rt. 126 off RT 2 going west to protect KYW.
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