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San Francisco classical non-profit buys a South Bay translator for $205,000
Classical Public Radio Network needs signal help in the South Bay, since it took over the KDFC branding and classical library from Entercom and moved off of KDFC's traditional frequency of 102.1. The classical programming is now at the non-commercial frequency of 90.3, being LMA'd from the University of San Francisco.
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California owner Saul Levine wants classical music back in Monterey
Levine tells the Monterey Herald “we’re negotiating for an over-the-air station" in Monterey. Such a station would fill the hole created when Mapleton’s commercial-classical “K-Bach” KBOQ was replaced by soft oldies “B103.9” about 10 days ago. Read More
The FCC wants to know more about the sale of San Francisco's KUSF (90.3)
The local "Friends of KUSF" group has raised enough doubt about the LMA prior to closing for the FCC to question the "Public Service Operating Agreement." Audio Division Chief Peter Doyle has written seller University of San Francisco and USC-owned buyer Classical Public Radio Networks, and Doyle is asking for answers to 15 questions about the agre… Read More
Making Moves: Tuesday, March 8, 2011
New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi will expand his time on sports WFAN-AM (660), agreeing to appear with Mike Francesa in afternoons before nearly half of all Yankee games this season. Terms were not disclosed ...
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San Francisco's longtime classical KDFC (102.1) is moving to non-com signals
Last week Entercom announced it will pay $9 million for San Jose’s “K-Fox” KUFX (98.5), and now it says it’s dropping the classical format on its own KDFC, San Francisco at 102.1 and simulcasting K-Fox there as a "classic rock superstation." That begins Monday, January 24. The new home of classical in the Bay Area: A newly-linked non-com simulcast …
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Making Moves: Monday, November 8, 2010
Radio-Info has confirmed that "Mouth 2 Mouth" has been silenced in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The WOOD-AM (1300) late-morning team of Scott Winters & Michelle McKormick has been cut loose, replaced by the syndicated Glenn Beck ...
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Four Christmases IV: Lost 45s, KDFC, WODS, WASH
As the all-holiday format has spread and become codified over recent years, it has coalesced, and for cause, around a relatively cohesive body of music and a relatively small number of titles (if not interpretations). There’s a reason for that, of course. Read More
"Renaissance personality" John Evans to KCBS-AM&FM San Francisco
CBS Radio’s “all News” KCBS-AM/FM (740/106.9) hires radio journalist and music personality John Evans. He’ll serve as the station’s evening news anchor and work other shifts. Read More
Making Moves: Tuesday Morning
In Atlanta, Radio One hip-hop WHTA “Hot 107.9” cuts out midday host Rashan Ali. She was a member of the station’s former morning show, before it added the syndicated Rickey Smiley Show … Also gone from his midday shift is Jason Lee, who exits Greater Media’s WBEN-FM (95.7) Philadelphia. Read More
Making Moves: Friday Afternoon
Norfolk’s WPTE-FM (94.9) “The Point” changes “The Morning Point” into “The Afternoon Point,” as the syndicated Kidd Kraddick morning show starts June 1 and bumps the current morning show to another daypart … Former Delmarva-area DJ Gary Edsall is returning to radio, cooking up a new morning show on Salisbury, Maryland’s WCEM-FM (106.3) starting Jun… Read More
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