Re: WCOP and the lawsuit.

[Bob Nelson <bluesradio_99@yahoo.com>]

Yes, I now remember the name of Anthony Martin Trenoga.

- ---Joseph Gallant <notquite@hotmail.com> wrote:

...Anthony Martin Trigona) decided to hire the people who did
> the weekend country block in September, 1979
> broadcasts)


 until WVBF-FM 105.7 became WKLB 105.7.

Well, to be accurate, WCLB 105.7. They changed their
calls later to avoid confusion with WCRB (important when dealing with
the ratings books-- Arbitron may have
thought some listeners "had the call letters wrong"
so they might be missing out on some higher
ratings points)...

> could WKLB-FM be on the move again, this time to 92.9 to take advan-
> tage of a stronger signal in Boston and on the South Shore? Could
WBOS'
> current format be moving to 99.5? Or will that format--and the most
> desirable call letters in the market--soon disappear?

Interesting... when WKLB moved to 99.5, and WSJZ to
96.9, the feeling was that smooth jazz listeners in
greater Boston could pick up 96.9 more easily,
while the 99.5 frequency (transmitter in Andover?)
could better cover country fans in Boston, 
Northeast Mass., and Southern NH.

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