Who Might Get Boston-Area Stations Divested In The CBS Radio/Entercom Merger?

[Doug Drown]

I had an email conversation this afternoon with a friend who used to work
for WTOP.  He said that when Chancellor/Clear Channel (iHeart) took over
the station they ravaged it.  Bonneville rebuilt it once again into a
successful and well-run operation; Hubbard then bought it and went to work,
making heavy investments, to make a top-notch product even better.  It
worked: WTOP has been the top-billing radio station in the U.S. during six
of the last eight years.  He's in hopes that Hubbard will be WBZ's buyer.
Now that I've read all this, so am I.