WBCN, Channel-13, and the old Hancock tower

A Joseph Ross joe@attorneyross.com
Fri Dec 3 02:38:37 EST 2021


I think the QXR network was one of the earlier such networks.  It 
certainly preceded WCRB's efforts.  I imagine it was  fed like other FM 
networks of the day (Concert Network, and later the CRB Network), by 
picking up the signal of another FM station carrying the programs.  I 
imagine that WXHR probably got the QXR Network from WTAG-FM and WTAG-FM 
got it from some other station closer to New York, etc.

On 12/2/2021 5:53 AM, Rob Landry wrote:
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> On Thu, 2 Dec 2021, A Joseph Ross wrote:
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>> Thank you for this bit of history.  I remember first hearing WTAG-FM 
>> from Bedford when I got my first FM radio, back in 1957.  At that 
>> time, they were simulcasting WTAG (AM), mainly for some newscasts, 
>> but mostly carrying the QXR network.  Awhile later, WXHR also started 
>> carrying the QXR network for awhile.
>
> Interesting. I hadn't known that WQXR once had a network. I wonder how 
> they fed it.
>
>
> Rob

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