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WBJX vs WDDW

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Don_Rosen

I really don't know much about spanish language radio. What are the differences in the "programming" of WBJX and WDDW? I assume for both to flourish, there has got to be a difference.
 
> I really don't know much about spanish language radio. What
> are the differences in the "programming" of WBJX and WDDW?
> I assume for both to flourish, there has got to be a
> difference.
>
Both stations are regional mexican

WDDW is mostly satellite via Bustos La GranD network.

WBJX is mostly local except on weekends when they have syndicated shows.<P ID="signature">______________

AIM: JeremyA1069</P>
 
> > I really don't know much about spanish language radio.
> What
> > are the differences in the "programming" of WBJX and WDDW?
>
> > I assume for both to flourish, there has got to be a
> > difference.
> >
> Both stations are regional mexican
>
> WDDW is mostly satellite via Bustos La GranD network.
>
> WBJX is mostly local except on weekends when they have
> syndicated shows.
>
Add to it WBJX being on the AM dial barely covering their COL at night, and WDDW being on the FM that covers Racine & south Milwaukee Counties at all hours in the primary contour.
 
Quite frankly, Maybe WBJX will be put out of it's misery once and for all. That station has been in decline for years and the current owner is not the most reputable people in the business. He ripped me off for $1000 a few years ago.

But you know the story, you can't squeeze blood from a turnip. Write it off to experience.

RG


> > > I really don't know much about spanish language radio.
> > What
> > > are the differences in the "programming" of WBJX and
> WDDW?
> >
> > > I assume for both to flourish, there has got to be a
> > > difference.
> > >
> > Both stations are regional mexican
> >
> > WDDW is mostly satellite via Bustos La GranD network.
> >
> > WBJX is mostly local except on weekends when they have
> > syndicated shows.
> >
> Add to it WBJX being on the AM dial barely covering their
> COL at night, and WDDW being on the FM that covers Racine &
> south Milwaukee Counties at all hours in the primary
> contour.
>
 
> Quite frankly, Maybe WBJX will be put out of it's misery
> once and for all. That station has been in decline for years
> and the current owner is not the most reputable people in
> the business. He ripped me off for $1000 a few years ago.
>
> But you know the story, you can't squeeze blood from a
> turnip. Write it off to experience.
>
> RG
>
>
I think I saw a news story on WBJX ripping people off somewhere on TV a couple years ago. It showed their offices in the Flat Iron Mall in Racine.<P ID="signature">______________

AIM: JeremyA1069</P>
 
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