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| 102.3 the Bug Tweaks | |
| 102.3 WAUH (Wautoma) has tweaked their playlist from a mid 60's-mid 80's Classic Hits format toward a 60's-70's Oldies format. They continue to call themselves "102-3 the Bug, Everything Retro." | |
| Posted by Joshua on 07 Jul 2008 | |
| 100.5 in Rothschild assigned call letters | |
| 100.5 in Rothschild, a CP for a new station, has been assigned the call letters WDTX. (Radio News & Notes) WDTX will broadcast with 25kW/77m from a site west of Mosinee, providing a good signal to Wausau, Stevens Point and Marshfield. | |
| Posted by Joshua on 28 Jun 2008 | |
| The Valley in Central Wisconsin Tweaks | |
| 94.7 (WOFM) and 99.9 (WIZD) has tweaked their format to 70's-80's hits as "The Valley's Greatest Hits 94.7-99.9." They are running a sneak peak weekend with the official debut on Monday. | |
| Posted by Joshua on 27 Jun 2008 | |
| AAA on in the Twin Ports | |
| Midwest Communications 95.7 the bridge, who was recently carrying the "Guaranteed Music Variety" format has tweaked their music to triple A. From what I have read online the presentation of the format remains the same as the GMV format, minimal liners/imaging, and the same jock presentation. | |
| Posted by Joshua on 03 Jun 2008 | |
| WIBA-FM Moving to Sauk City??? | |
| Yes, part of a plan Clear Channel has to provide a better signal of WMAD to Madison. Clear Channel wants to move WMAD to a tower in Madison, in order to accomplish that WMAD's city of license will change to Cross Plains, currently WMAD broadcasts with 5.1kW/205m, the new facility would be 620 watts at 309m. Since the FCC strongly frowns upon removing the only radio service from a city of license, WIBA-FM will change their COL to Sauk City. WIBA-FM's currenty facility will remain in-tact. | |
| Posted by Joshua on 03 Jun 2008 | |
| Wisconsin's Best Country | |
| Sturgeon Bay and Door County has another new format on the airways. 97.7 WSRG (Sturegon Bay) is now country as "97.7 the Big Dawg, Wisconsin's Best Country." Coyote Cane from Y100 is handling afternoons on WSRG and they feature a live/local morning show. Beside 104.1 WRLU which feature's ABC's Real Country, WSRG provides the only current based country music format in Door County. | |
| Posted by Joshua on 13 May 2008 | |
| Triple A format on the air in Door County | |
| 106.9 WLGE (Baileys Harbor) is now on the air with a Triple A format. WLGE is calling itself "World Class Rock". Listen to the signon here. | |
| Posted by Joshua on 12 May 2008 | |
| Another Spanish choice on Milwaukee Radio | |
| -1510 WRRD (Waukesha) is now carrying ESPN Deportes, a spanish language version of ESPN Radio. This move comes a few months 1510's previous ESPN Sports/Talk format moves to AM 540. | |
| Posted by Joshua on 29 Apr 2008 | |
| Me-TV Launches in Milwaukee | |
| After years of running mostly home shopping programming under the owner ship of Joel Kinlow, WJJA Racine-Milwaukee, now owned by Weigel Broadcasting, has launched Me-TV in the Milwaukee Market. Weigel Broadcasting also has Me-TV in Chicago. Weigel also owns CBS affiliate WDJT-58, WMLW-41 and Telemundo, WYTU-63 in Milwaukee. | |
| Posted by Joshua on 21 Apr 2008 | |
| WKAH changes owner | |
| Robinson Corporation, owners of WVRQ AM/FM and WPRE/WQPC, are buying WKAH 105.9 Soldiers Grove from Starboard Media fro $250,000. WKAH was on the air for a short time broadcasting the same "Oasis" music format as WOVM in Appleton. (Upper Midwest Broadcasting/Josh Blake) | |
| Posted by Joshua on 09 Apr 2008 | |
| Broadcast Educator Doc Snyder Passes Away | |
| Founder of the Radio-TV-Film Program, WRST and Titan TV at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, Dr. Robert Snyder passed away this week. "Doc" as he was better known was heavily involved with the UW-O campus and stay involved after his retirement in the early 90's. Up till now he remained involved at the campus radio station WRST hosting "Doc's Jazz City," which has been airing since the station signed on in 1966. Additionally he shared his love for jazz with UW-O students giving special presentations and attending campus jazz concerts. April 2008 marks WRST’s 42nd year on the air and what would have been the 42nd anniversary of “Doc’s Jazz City.” Oshkosh Northwestern Article |
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| Posted by Joshua on 28 Mar 2008 | |
| More Country in Rhinelander | |
| -Bruce Grassman's WLSL (Three Lakes/Rhinelander) has flipped to Country. This flipped happened some time after noon. The station was still classic hits during the morning. "Coyote 93.7, Today's county and the Legends" appears to be running Dial Global's Mainstream Country. This means they are going head to head with WHDG. WLSL is now using the call letters WCYE. | |
| Posted by Joshua on 12 Mar 2008 | |
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