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WSNH Sold Yet Again

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Shellanswerman

According to radioandrecords.com, WSNH-AM has been sold again...this time to something called Absolute Broadcasting. (Does this mean they will carry hard-liquor advertising?).
 
> According to radioandrecords.com, WSNH-AM has been sold
> again...this time to something called Absolute Broadcasting.
> (Does this mean they will carry hard-liquor advertising?).
>


new owner is a real estate guy...oh boy!
 
No drinks on the house here. Absolute is the group that has been leasing the station 24/7 and airing mostly ESPN (with a small amount of local sports talk) since late September 2004.

(On a personal note, I wonder how Absolut goes with sour grapes?)
 
> No drinks on the house here. Absolute is the group that has
> been leasing the station 24/7 and airing mostly ESPN (with a
> small amount of local sports talk) since late September
> 2004.
>
> (On a personal note, I wonder how Absolut goes with sour
> grapes?)
>
The WLLH-AM tower in Lowell gets into the Nashua area (when WLLH/Lowell is operating that is). When it switches to nationally-syndicated sports, will WSNH have to try something else?
 
> The WLLH-AM tower in Lowell gets into the Nashua area...
> ... will WSNH have to try something else?

My guess: the new management/ownership of WSNH ("ESPN900") will stick with sports talk for as long as they can make a buck from it. IF the duplication of national programs on WLLH eventually proves to be a problem in Nashua, then MAYBE WSNH might switch networks, but not abandon the format.

Of course, when folks get tired of locker room talk, they can always switch to WSMN --- oh wait, they can't.
 
> My guess: the new management/ownership of WSNH ("ESPN900")
> will stick with sports talk for as long as they can make a
> buck from it. IF the duplication of national programs on
> WLLH eventually proves to be a problem in Nashua, then MAYBE
> WSNH might switch networks, but not abandon the format.
>
> Of course, when folks get tired of locker room talk, they
> can always switch to WSMN --- oh wait, they can't.

Mr Schuyler...was Nicole Papageorge the only person from the previous WSNH
format to remain in broadcasting? (as a WNDS-TV reporter)?
 
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