Fybush: GM flip in Phil. area to smooth jazz; 'KLB move

David Tomm nostaticatall@charter.net
Mon Oct 16 13:05:12 EDT 2006


I would think it hinges on when GM officially takes over WCRB.  Has 
that happened yet?  IIRC, GM has already closed on WTHK--they control 
that frequency already.  They're just choosing to make the format 
switch on that date.  Until GM finally closes on 102.5, nothing is 
changing.  I'm sure their deal with Nassau will go into effect once 
that happens.

Dave Tomm
"Mike Thomas"


On Oct 16, 2006, at 12:07 PM, Bob Nelson wrote:

> Fybush reports that smooth jazz returns to Philly --thanks to the deal
> that will land WKLB on 102.5 probably next month. As you'll recall,
> Greater Media bought WCRB 102.5 from Charles River Broadcasting and
> intends to put "Don't rock the jukebox, I wanna hear George
> Jones/'Cause my heart ain't ready for the Rolling Stones" on that
> freq...GM, forced to sell 99.5 due to ownership cap, made deal with
> Nassau in a station swap: Nassau picking up 99.5 (classicial under
> WCRB intellectual property) here, and GM gaining a station in NJ
> (Philly market)
>
> That GM operation, WTHK 97.5, will flip from rock to smooth jazz on 
> NOV 15
>
> http://www.fybush.com
>
> So...does that mean Nov 15 will be the date when country moves to 
> 102.5?
>


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