If 890 is sold
Don A
donald_astelle@yahoo.com
Sun Sep 2 01:03:11 EDT 2007
> I live in Metrowest. It sucks. I live closer to WVEI and that's even
> worse. However, 99.5 comes in just fine....
I live in NH. 850AM comes in great day and night.
> So does 850, particularly after sunset. Plus it's AM. And 850 sucks
> during the day in a lot of outlying areas of the market.
I have never had an issue with it...anywhere in the metro.
> Why do you think Entercom took the Red Sox games off 850? Because the
> signal sucks.
Are we comparing RKO/EEI? If so, I agre, RKO has the better signal.
> Wrong. Worcester is an embedded market within Boston.
Sorry. Worcester is not in the metro.
> So are the southernmost counties of New Hampshire.
The closest county to Boston is Rockingham.
It's not in the metro either.
>> So you'd be filling in part of the Boston metro with a station licensed
>> to Rhode Island?
>
> So?
So, the strongest part of these two signals will not be over Boston.
The area with the densest populations will not have the strongest signal.
> Personally, I think it's brilliant...
We'll see if Entercom agrees with your brilliance!
> It's because the market is expanding geographically. It's no longer just
> the city and the burbs around 128.
The ARB metro hasn't changed much...since they added those areas like
hubbarston and petersham years ago.
>> That's what is happening now. And WEEI is OK with this.
>
> On a flea powered AM that doesn't even cover half the market during the
> day, and barely covers Framingham at night.
Same thing in NYC. WEPN is not really a factor due to WFAN's dominance and
localness.
Is WEPN flea powered too?
>> So, you would put your already wildly sucessful format on an inferior
>> signal because you are afraid of what *might* happen?
>
> No, I'd put my wildly successful station on an FM signal that covers most
> of the market, day and night.
Nest time you see a diary review...see how many diaries south of Boston list
WCRB...
Or WKLB before that.
> It's called being pro-active.
It's called gambling.
And with WEEI already wildly sucessful for Entercom....I hardly think they
will roll the dice with the scheme you suggested.
But....if I am wrong, you get a heartfelt apology from me.... ;-)
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