It's not WEEI vs. WCRB - it's WEEI *and* WCRB

[Jeff Lehmann]

11 stations seems like a very high number. Do they even own stations in 11
markets in northern New England? And if they do, are their stations there
doing bad enough to give up their current formats? 

One market for example, Concord/Lakes Region in NH, WLNH, Oldies, and The
Hawk, appear to be doing well. WJYY had a down book, so would this be where
EEI would end up? Of course all I'm looking at is the 12+ ratings...

On Cape Cod, Frank does better than Pixy, maybe they'd move Frank to the
better 102.9 signal, and put Pixy on either 93.5 or 101.1, and EEI other the
other, or kill Pixy completely (elimination any kind of new rock at all from
the Cape.)

Jeff Lehmann
Hanson, MA

> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:boston-radio-interest-bounces@rolinin.BostonRadio.org] On Behalf
> Of Scott Fybush
> Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2007 6:16 PM
> To: boston-radio-interest@rolinin.bostonradio.org
> Subject: It's not WEEI vs. WCRB - it's WEEI *and* WCRB
> 
> Just received a news release from Entercom - they're partnering up with
> Nassau, will take a 50% ownership stake in 99.5, which will stay
> classical - and will put the WEEI network on 11 Nassau stations in
> Portland, Lebanon/WRJ, Concord, Montpelier/Barre and Cape Cod. No word
> on which stations just yet, but we can start speculating, can't we...
> 
> s