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107.9 WOLD-LP flips from Oldies to Soft AC

lanceventa said:
Class D's have little protection. I live smack dab in the middle of where the two signals will be and I couldn't tell you the last time I've received WCNM. 103.9 previously had WUEY-LP licensed to New Brunswick from the same tower WOLD-LP will be on from 2015-17 so it's already happened too.
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The upside is Class D non commercial education FM stations (not translators) dont have to maintain public files... hallelujah!
 
SomeRadioGuy said:
The upside is Class D non commercial education FM stations (not translators) dont have to maintain public files... hallelujah!
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During the many decades when in-person viewable "Public Files" were the requirement, I only saw one occasion when anyone asked to see them. And in that case, it was a couple of college students on a Broadcast Law course assignment.
 
DavidEduardo said:
During the many decades when in-person viewable "Public Files" were the requirement, I only saw one occasion when anyone asked to see them. And in that case, it was a couple of college students on a Broadcast Law course assignment.
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In 2009 when WHTG flipped to CHR, a bunch of people protested. Some decided to harass the station by repeatedly asking to inspect the public file for weeks, and wrote nasty letters to put in the public file.
 
nd2023 said:
In 2009 when WHTG flipped to CHR, a bunch of people protested. Some decided to harass the station by repeatedly asking to inspect the public file for weeks, and wrote nasty letters to put in the public file.
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I think there was similar outrage when it went from FM 106.3 to G Rock, about a decade before?
 
Xale57 said:
I think there was similar outrage when it went from FM 106.3 to G Rock, about a decade before?
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I think there was some grumbling, but no protests when they went from FM 106.3 to G106.3 (more Modern AC-Alt hybrid than pure Alt at first) in 2000. They didn't become a more pure-Alt until early 2005 when they started simulcasting on 98.5 and re-launched as "G-Rock Radio"
 
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