Which station did Walter Sabo mean?

[FloridaBear1776]

This is a quote from a Walter Sabo interview in Radio Ink magazine, May 2004 issue.


I can’t begin to emphasize the power
of personality.There’s no greater clout than
a star. I listened to a Tampa station this week
— every word those jocks said was written,
liner-card drivel. I was thinking, “Does the
jock have an opinion? Does he have a life?”

 

[Oldiesgal]

> This is a quote from a Walter Sabo interview in Radio Ink
> magazine, May 2004 issue.
>
>
> I can’t begin to emphasize the power
> of personality.There’s no greater clout than
> a star. I listened to a Tampa station this week
> — every word those jocks said was written,
> liner-card drivel. I was thinking, “Does the
> jock have an opinion? Does he have a life?”

MAGIC 94.9
>

 

[OldiesCat]

Which station

Take your pick of any Cox station, in Tampa and elsewhere.


> This is a quote from a Walter Sabo interview in Radio Ink
> magazine, May 2004 issue.
>
> I can’t begin to emphasize the power of personality.There’s no greater clout
> than a star. I listened to a Tampa station this week every word those jocks said > was written, liner-card drivel. I was thinking, “Does the jock have an
> opinion? Does he have a life?”

 

[CentralFLEagle]

> This is a quote from a Walter Sabo interview in Radio Ink
> magazine, May 2004 issue.
>
>
> I can’t begin to emphasize the power
> of personality.There’s no greater clout than
> a star. I listened to a Tampa station this week
> — every word those jocks said was written,
> liner-card drivel. I was thinking, “Does the
> jock have an opinion? Does he have a life?”
>

Actually, sounds like half the stations in the market.<P ID="signature">______________
Robert Charles Pickering
Lakeland, Florida</P>