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Re: WCRN
In a message dated 4/1/00 2:48:01 PM Eastern Standard Time,
Dan.Strassberg@worldnet.att.net writes:
<< 1440 is more
or less a simulcast of WEEI already, isn't it? 830 and 850 as a combo would
be a better facility than WBZ--albeit without the 38-state reach at night. >>
You'd be surprised, it isn't. At times when you would think it would be
logical for the two stations to simulcast (weekend programming originating at
WEEI), they don't. Instead, WWTM usually airs a lot more ESPN Radio
programming than WEEI. (I have never understood why 850 doesn't air more from
ESPN, considering its the best sports radio network in the country and a lot
better quality programming than Sportsfan. I would rather hear ESPN
overnights.) Also, they don't even simulcast in AM drive, IIRC, 1440 still
airs Imus in the Morning.
And 830 could have a solid reach even into Springfield during the day and
possibly reach down toward Hartford, winning the battle for listeners in the
Sturbridge/Southbridge/Stafford area from WPOP (1410).
-Sean
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