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Re: Fwd: New London CT
- Subject: Re: Fwd: New London CT
- From: "Chris Beckwith" <beckwith@ime.net>
- Date: Sun, 1 Aug 1999 23:19:58 -0400
Bill Dillane wrote:
> Scott D Fybush wrote:
> > -NEW LONDON: Standards WNLC checked in with the first-place title this
> > time......
>
> WNLC's success proves AM formats like standards, sports, news and talk can
> work on FM. I'm sure the recycled WNLC call letters helped too.
Does the New London market skew older than average? Can I also
assume that the New Bedford/Fall River market is much the same?
Just wondering if the success of older-skewing formats in these
markets is reflective of overall demographics.
BTW, has anyone besides me been listening to WBAE (formerly
WPOR(AM)) in Portland? They might make things interesting for
WLAM; for my money the "real" MOYL format blows away SMN's
and WW1's ripoffs. A couple of weeks ago Peter Marshall had his
old Hollywood Squares comrade Tom Poston as a guest and they
were laugh-out-loud funny (and the humor was clean, too.) Great
stuff--and this was typical weekday programming! Of course they
don't have the local presence of a Bud Sawyer, Frank Fixaris or
Bob Shaw, but the rest of WLAM's programming day is deadly,
IMHO. Too bad WBAE has such a lousy signal outside the metro.
Take care,
Chris, somewhere just outside the metro
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