The nitwits, who think they are the greatest thing ever to hit Boston radio, I believe still have a podcast. Granted, they do have a loyal audience but so does a farm report in the Midwest.speaking of wmex, whatever happened to the two nitwits from the morning show who went off on their own after the station shuttered? they seem to have disappeared. the domain looks like its parked at the moment.
I beg to disagree, what Ed got for WMEX and the Translator was less than what he could have sold the translator for. The combined price was rumored to be 300K. He bought WMEX with no equipment and no transmitter site for something like 100K, or 125K.... then add on the cost of the translator, the build out of two transmitter sites.Why did Ed sell WMEX?
It was a classic flip, essentially. Ed got the thing up and running and once it was viable—he flipped it for a very nice profit and essentially a fat regular annuity payment for his semi retirement (90% work lol).
Ed is a BUILDER. He built his fortune discovering available frequencies and building small stations. It’s in his blood. Ed can only full-time operate so long. WATD is essentially his home.
so.. something ive always wondered.. what kind of audience does the new wmex 1510 have... and actualyl really have.. not the djs and their groupies. .and what are they billing?
I'll say I don't hear many ads on the station. A vacuum cleaner store and a restaurant here and there with some PSA type spots which I assume are free but maybe some of those are paid. I'm hoping they have/get traction on the revenue front since I want them to stick around. The spots they do have seem mostly centered on the south shore which is the home base for WATD so it makes sense but I think they could potentially go outside that area since they are covering a lot more area than that.