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QRM,
If you can pull THAT off I'll seriously consider moving to Corvallis!
Don K.
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When I worked at KVAS Astoria in the 70s, we were C&W days and Top 40 at
night. Lots of taped rel stuff on Sunday. Many remotes. Ah, the good ol'
days when radio was radio.
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception M
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Jolly Cholly writes: "Hey, I haven't much money and even fewer brains, and I've
done radio before. My dream has been to own my own station. Do you think CC
will sell me
a station?
Man, I'd like to own th
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Bob -
Agree. With just a few 24/7 high power jamming stations, CC can divest
itself of smaller 'platforms', as they call radio stations, then hiss the new
owners into oblivion.
Nice gag, befitting
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Powell,
Small market radio still runs lots of national satellite programming
just like the big boys. However, in many cases the big cities can afford
to hire someone for drive time. They can't always do th
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>Who knows. being local all or most of the time is
>expensive. And th
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--- Patrick Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have heard that CC is getting rid of their smaller
> markets as there is little money in them anyway.
But that is good >news.
Not necessarily.
> I wo
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--- Doug Pifer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> According to my local paper, it looks like Clear
> Channel has sold 14
> stations in Oregon. Three of the AM's near me
> include 990 KTTH-Albany, 1240
> KEJO
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Dennis,
I remember very well my years at KVAS Astoria as a college kid. Those
were the good old days.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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Doug,
I have heard that CC is getting rid of their smaller markets as there is
little money in them anyway. But that is good news.
I wonder if we can expect a bunch of call/format changes in the near
futur
Doug,
Listening to KOHI 1600 yesterday morning Marty Rowe mentioned that Clear
Channel was getting rid of small stations. Like you wrote, 14 stations in
Oregon. Marty also mentioned that someone in the Eugene, OR offered to buy
KOHI. Could it be KOPT? Local stations are great, it gives youn
According to my local paper, it looks like Clear Channel has sold 14
stations in Oregon. Three of the AM's near me include 990 KTTH-Albany, 1240
KEJO and 1340 KLOO in Corvallis. All three (plus three FM's, also sold) are
based in an office a few blocks down my street. Perhaps some local
prog
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