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Re: WBLM 107.5 -> 102.9 WTHT

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Subject: Re: WBLM 107.5 -> 102.9 WTHT
From: SteveOrdinetz <steveord@wavewizard.com>
Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2001 20:59:38 -0500
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Jeremy Mixer wrote:
>
>
>How in the hell was F-J able to pull off such a stunt? At the time you
>could clearly pick the station up near Boston and further north then
>Bangor (before WERU and WCRQ used the 102.9 frequency) I just find it odd
>that any competing organization would give up such a great signal......

I've wondered that myself.  My guess is that a large number of dead
presidents changed hands.  Maybe whoever owned WTHT (Guy Gannett?) thought
they'd still maintain audience share after the move.  As I recall, WTHT
withered rather quickly after the swap.

Follow-Ups:
- Re: WBLM 107.5 -> 102.9 WTHT
  - From: "Dan Billings" <dib9@gwi.net>

References:
- Re: What's JJ up to?
  - From: "Chris Beckwith" <beckwith@ime.net>
- WBLM 107.5 -> 102.9 WTHT
  - From: Jeremy Mixer <mixer@zoso.net>

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