How the New CBS Sports Radio affects Boston

Bob Nelson raccoonradio@gmail.com
Sat Jun 23 17:24:24 EDT 2012


As of now I would think WEEI would continue to simulcast on 850 for
ratings reasons but interesting ideas. The talk shows, etc. aren't
till January (sports updates begin in Sept.)


> That brings us to recent developments with Clear channel and a new
> possibility for speculation.  Does CC install FSR, which essentially
> is their in-house offering, on 101.7 or 1200?

Some say Spanish on 101.7, some say conservative talk. Would they do
cons talk on 101.7 and Fox Sports on 1200? Or would they keep cons.
talk on both? Would they dare
run prog. talk (Ed Schultz supposedly says he will wind up on a bigger
station in Boston) on the AM maybe?

  'EEI/Entercom could easily turn around and clear their sports
> network 24-7 in exchange for securing the play-by-play package for a
> long time to come.  Is Kraft still thinking of buying 1510 and leasing
> it to ESPN 24-7?  As much as the consollidators are desperate for
> cheap in-house programming, I just do not see how 5 national radio
> sports networks survive.

All interesting points. Would ESPN want the 1510 (they do have
93.7/850 overnights...
1510 would be a bit of a letdown from that, unless it ran on all of
them...) The World
Series on...1510 (only)??!? I can't see it.



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