Albany Radio (was FCC applications...)

[Howard Glazer]

Exactly. I was "misremembering" the WPTR-FM ID as the WGNA ID. I lost
interest in country music in the late '90s, so I stopped listening to WGNA
on my trips to the Capital District after that, hence the hazy memory. Sorry
for the confusion.

Howard

----- Original Message -----
From: Douglas Broda <dbroda@nycap.rr.com>

> I think the possible confusion is that 96.3 was satellite country,
> trying to compete with WGNA, for a couple of years in the 90s.
>
> Scott Fybush wrote:
> > Dan.Strassberg wrote:
> >> When WGNA was WOKO, it always (AFAIK) IDed as Albany. When (and why)
> >> did the CoL change to Voorheesville? The FM may be licensed to
> >> Voorheesville (I don't know that it is; I'm simply speculating), but
> >> even if the AM and FM were simulcasting, that should not have
> >> resulted in the insertion of Voorheesville into the AM legal.
> >
> > Both 1460 and 107.7 are still licensed to Albany. The "Voorheesville"
> > FM is the fairly recent class A drop-in at 96.3 that's now WAJZ. It
> > signed on as WCDA (a call last seen in Albany on TV, in the channel 41
> > days) and was WPTR-FM for a few years in the late nineties.
> >
> >
> >
>
>
> --
> Douglas J. Broda
> Attorney at Law
> Post Office Box 239
> Troy, New York 12182
> (518) 272-0580
> Fax (518) 237-0949
>
> NOTE: I do not regularly read emails from this account, other than those
sent to mailing lists to which I subscribe, in order to minimize spam. If
you need to reach me quickly and do not have my other email address,
> please feel free to call me.
>
>
>
>