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Author Topic: All-News and Boston  (Read 2486 times)
encarta95
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Re: All-News and Boston
« Reply #20 on: November 27, 2011, 01:07:24 AM »

wtkk is running a liner that says news onthe the hour and when it breaks!! i can't see this to be true!!

Back in 2007, each Greater Media station was staffed 24/7. When WBOS switched to the jockless "Radio 92.9" approach, it quickly went automated, which in-turn brought a lot of automation to the cluster. Not sure if any of their stations are staffed around-the-clock anymore, but I would doubt it.
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recto101
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Re: All-News and Boston
« Reply #21 on: June 01, 2012, 11:40:29 AM »

Yet there is no 24 hour all news station in Boston. 

Yes -- but there are two larger markets that don't have any 24 hour all-news radio either: #5 Dallas and #9 Atlanta. (I exclude #6 Houston as one is planned to start soon.) Further, WBZ does all-news from morning drive through early evening on weekdays and large parts of the day on weekends. (KRLD Dallas does the same re all-news, at least on weekdays.) I don't think #10 Boston is all that badly served in this area at all. Atlanta is clearly the Top 10 market with the least all-news radio. (WSB in morning drive only, and I think that's about it.)

Update Atlanta Now has a 24 hour all news station WYAY.
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