Studio20 said:Good News: 96.5 booms in to Eastern Pasco county. Bad News: First voice I heard was Neil Boortz.
Time to punch a button.
JerkyBoy33707 said:Boortz is GOLD, baby.
badjef said:Decisions, such as these, are not made on a spur of the moment. These are years in the making. 5 years ago may be when the idea was first floated. 970WFLA has been on 97.9 HD-2 for about 4 years. They have wanted northern coverage for the 970 signal but couldn't get it because of protection to other 970 stations in the "upper 47".tngu77 said:badjef said:It will be 97.9. All they have to do is flip a switch. Everything else is already in place.
That was the rumor...FIVE YEARS AGO...
97.9 (HD-1) fills all the requirements short of the TV coverage in Tallahassee with WFLA-FM on 100.7. Whereas a duplication of 100.7 WFLA imaging in Tampa and Tallahassee would save money and appear as though the same station people are in both places at the same time. It makes both stations appear larger than they are.
What a tease! With the way we retrieve email notices nowadays, I thought your message was going to mention a day.jmtillery said:It is no longer a question of [if] news-talk on FM will come to Tampa Bay; it is a question of [how soon] will it happen.
badjef said:What a tease! With the way we retrieve email notices nowadays, I thought your message was going to mention a day.jmtillery said:It is no longer a question of [if] news-talk on FM will come to Tampa Bay; it is a question of [how soon] will it happen.
Jeff in Sa-ra-so-ta!
I understand that. It is funny how the "social media" is delivered by so many different ways than we realize.jmtillery said:badjef said:What a tease! With the way we retrieve email notices nowadays, I thought your message was going to mention a day.jmtillery said:It is no longer a question of [if] news-talk on FM will come to Tampa Bay; it is a question of [how soon] will it happen.
Jeff in Sa-ra-so-ta!
My post was not meant to be a tease but rather it is an acknowledgement that News-Talk on FM [IS] coming soon to a Tampa Bay FM. Miami is next...
More like, "how many calls are 970 getting?" Schnitt isn't on during Glenn's air time. That web page sounds as though they haven't updated that portion of the webpage since 2000!DToTheJ said:Hmmm... I was Googling, and discovered that WAEB in Allentown still has the WFLA hotline number listed for Glenn Beck:
http://www.waeb.com/pages/WAEBcontact.html
I wonder how many calls Schnitt is getting from disoriented or uninformed Lehigh Valley folks during his show... :