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Almost nobody knows what will happen when the deal closes on the Qantum/Clear Channel/Conniseur, "swap/merger" and what will happen to all of Qantum's 4 FM Stations (WBGA-92.7, WYNR-102.5, WQGA-103.3, and WHFX-107.7) and it 2 AM Stations (WGIG-1440 and WMOG-1490) when it gets merged with Clear Channel. Clear Channel has it's stations all in between Brunswick (Savannah and Jacksonville.)
For one thing, WBGA might either end it's format or be spun off to another company, as 101.5 is liscensed to Brunswick, even though it's transmission facilites are in Jacksonville. I think Golden Isles Broadcasting might acquire B92.7 from Clear Channel as V101.5 is also an Old School station. I know WBGA has some old school music, but it might be worth a try.
Likely format: No change, if it's spun off to Golden Isles Broadcasting, if not then it will switch formats, possibly Classic Hits from AM Sister Station WMOG.
WYNR's format might not change, but however, it might move it's local programing later in the day, and it might cut some jobs off. It might have a possibility to acquire popular CC country morning show, "The Bobby Bones Show" and operate some programing from Premiere Networks.
Likely format: No change.
WQGA's name won't have a new look after the merger, so probably it might form an "KISS-FM Network with a row of "KISS-FM" branded Top-40 stations, from Melbourne to Florence, SC.
Likely format: No change, but will change it's name to "103.3 KISS-FM", like sister stations, 97.9 in Jacksonville, 97.3 in Savannah, 105.3 in Gainesville, 103.3 in Florence, SC, and 95.1 in Melbourne, FL.
WHFX may not change formats at all and might simulcast the morning show from sister station "WRFX" in Charlotte, NC.
Likely format: No change.
I will update with the AM stations later.
For one thing, WBGA might either end it's format or be spun off to another company, as 101.5 is liscensed to Brunswick, even though it's transmission facilites are in Jacksonville. I think Golden Isles Broadcasting might acquire B92.7 from Clear Channel as V101.5 is also an Old School station. I know WBGA has some old school music, but it might be worth a try.
Likely format: No change, if it's spun off to Golden Isles Broadcasting, if not then it will switch formats, possibly Classic Hits from AM Sister Station WMOG.
WYNR's format might not change, but however, it might move it's local programing later in the day, and it might cut some jobs off. It might have a possibility to acquire popular CC country morning show, "The Bobby Bones Show" and operate some programing from Premiere Networks.
Likely format: No change.
WQGA's name won't have a new look after the merger, so probably it might form an "KISS-FM Network with a row of "KISS-FM" branded Top-40 stations, from Melbourne to Florence, SC.
Likely format: No change, but will change it's name to "103.3 KISS-FM", like sister stations, 97.9 in Jacksonville, 97.3 in Savannah, 105.3 in Gainesville, 103.3 in Florence, SC, and 95.1 in Melbourne, FL.
WHFX may not change formats at all and might simulcast the morning show from sister station "WRFX" in Charlotte, NC.
Likely format: No change.
I will update with the AM stations later.