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WRTM to Jackson

Don't know, but another rimshot is just what the doctor did not order. Carl is apparently a good operator, and this should be interesting to observe...JBI
 
Carl told me week before last that he was shooting for fourth quarter of this year. He has run into some issues getting things situatated in Madison County. I hate to see him leave Vicksburg, I use his station for both of my business ventures and always get good results. And as a former radio guy,he and Marty are always a pleasure to do business with.
 
I only met him once...at the old WOKJ on Lynch...and I wish him luck...I have a feeling he will need it...JBI
 
Texasbrave said:
WWCV was delected because of problems it would have caused for WRTM.
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Hey all -

The FCC would have accepted WWCV-LP on a different channel, and it was not deleted because of WRTM-FM (though WRTM-FM would have eventually forced a channel change for WWCV-LP).

The licensed was cancelled for failure to renew the license, among other reasons:

http://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/prod/cdbs/forms/prod/getimportletter_exh.cgi?import_letter_id=31079

The licensee (the Canton CVB) denied any knowledge of the station, despite the CVB director's (JoAnn Gordon) signature clearly appearing on the one of the original application's engineering exhibits. Anyway, the FCC came calling to inspect the station last year after an anonymous tipster (was not I) told them that the owner of WMGO 1370 AM was running WWCV-LP out of his studio. The inspectors found that this was the case, and ordered WWCV to be shut down on the spot. The Canton CVB quickly found out about it, and fearing an FCC fine, decided to deny any knowledge of the radio station.

The moral of the story: if you would like to purchase some LPFM equipment on the cheap, then I know a guy who would be willing to sell...

--- Casual Observer
 
seems like that RDS was advertising for people to listen to WMGO. I only heard the FM stations a few times but was playing some pretty good oldies. But if you driving you could only listen to maybe one or 2 songs before it faded out.
 
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