> > I would be really surprised if it's WTTW.
> >
> > The very prominent PBS TV station in Chicago is WTTW and
> has
> > been for 50 years. I doubt they or the FCC would let a
> > non-co-owned radio station so close to them have the same
> > calls. Especially one which would be non-English
> formatted.
> >
> If Nextmedia wanted to use the WTTW call letters, they would
> have to get permission from Window to the World to use the
> call letters. If WTTW allows NM to do so, then the FCC
> usually allows it too, but I'm not sure if WTTW on the TV
> side would have to add the -TV onto the call letters. I
> know on the FM side, the -FM would have to be added to the
> call letters since the calls are used on one spectrum
> already. Like in NC, there's a WKSC on the AM, then CC got
> permission from the station's owner to use the WKSC call
> letters for their Chicago station, the request was granted
> by the FCC as well, and the Chicago station has to ID as
> WKSC-FM Chicago. So if the WTTW calls are granted to NM,
> then they would ID as WTTW-FM Sturtevant/Milwaukee. Who
> knows what they really are right now, but I doubt WTTW in
> Chicago will allow it to go on a station they don't own.
>
The calls are WDDW. I listened for 2 hours today. The legal ID played at 11:34 and again at Noon and both were clearly W D D W
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