Here's a sobering fact...Gainesville listeners still probably listen to Boortz on WSB not WXKT. WDUN will still win out with Limbaugh, Hannity, and the local programs. Right now I count three, the morning show, the new midday show, and the evening newshour between six and seven. Now granted if CC pulls a "rush radio" ala like they have been doing as of late and WSB loses Hannity, Zoller might find herself in nice a 4-7 drivetime position. Until then we'll see her WXKT numbers play out.
Then we get back to the old question about WGST putting Hannity (thanks to Hannity's deal with both Citadel and Premiere/CC) on in PM drive, and then not being able to pick up the last hour or two well during standard time due to interference during critical hours (yes, I know WGST doesn't have to power down during CH, but there's still a lot of interference at that time), and then everything really going to hell after WGST's sundown power-down. That KILLED Dr. Laura after Premiere/CC picked her up and grabbed her from WSB opposite Rush and then put her on in PM drive on WGST.
Bottom line: if CC wanted Hannity on WGST and thought they could make more money keeping Hannity in-house than syndicating him to WSB, they would have already done so.
But if you add Zoller to the mix (who is syndicated by CC/GNN and not Cox) does that change things? Would CC put Zoller on in PM drive in ATL? On WGST? Or WSB? If CC were to put Zoller on WGST in a weekday daytime slot, either Beck or Ramsey would have to go (Rush is going nowhere). Beck is on a roll. Would WGST put Zoller on in PM drive against Hannity on WSB? You could argue that that would hurt WSB and indirectly CC more (remember, CC syndicates Hannity to WSB) than it would help WGST/CC. At least you could argue that Ramsey goes after a different audience than Zoller/Hannity, making Ramsey more of a win-win for CC by enabling CC to get more for syndicating Hannity to WSB while still putting decent talent on in PM drive on WGST.