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Is that in the large markets when one of the big companies sells an AM station it usually gets sold to a group that is non commerical in order to reduce the total competetion in the market! The two latest examples are 610 AM and now 1260 AM! How conveinent for the big five operators in the bay area! I find it very hard to believe that there wasn't a commerical operator anywhere interested in buying 1260 with $14 million or more to invest. Bonneville just didn't want to sell it to a commerical operator and neither did Entercom! There is just a bunch of big boys back scratching going on!