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Anderson Associates Broadcast Engineering Consultants 1 Ownership Study This ownership study is provided as an analysis for the aural broadcast market formed by the modification of WLIV-FM 245A to Algood, TN, FCC facility I.D. 57190. The following stations are commonly owned: WLIV-FM 245A Algood, TN, FCC Facility I.D. 57190 WBXE(FM).CP 229C3 Baxter, TN, 31426 WKXD-FM 295C2 Monterey, TN, 31387 WLIV(AM) 920 kHz Livingston, TN, 70520 WLQK(FM) 240C2 Livingston, TN 73212 WUCT(AM) 1600 kHz Algood, TN, 39797 None of the stations are located within a Nielsen rated market; as a consequence, the permitted common ownership is determined using the contour overlap methodology. The following exhibits include the city grade contours, 3.16 mV/m (70 dBu) (FM) and 5 mV/m (AM), of all stations intersecting any of the mutually overlapping stations, including noncommercial facilities, and exclude any commonly owned stations which do not mutually overlap the defined market. Exhibit E-1 shows a reference plot of the commonly owned stations. The common ownership forms a single market of 31 stations, which are plotted and listed in exhibits E- 2 and E-3. 1 Anderson Associates Broadcast Engineering Consultants 1 Following the rules provided by CFR §73.3555(a)(1)(ii), the common ownership of the stations in the defined market is permissible. __________________________________ Christopher Anderson February 15, 2021 [email protected] © 2021 by Anderson Associates 2 E-1 WLIV-FM 245A Reference Plot - All Commonly-Owned WLIV-FM.AP (245) ©2020 Anderson Associates WBXE.CP (229) WKXD-FM (295) WLQK(FM) (240) WLIV(AM) WUCT(AM) WLIV(AM) WUCT(AM) WLIV-FM.AP WBXE.CP WLQK(FM) WKXD-FM Scale 1:500,000 km 0 7 14 21 V-Soft Communications LLC ® © E-2 Ownership Market Plot Reference ©2020 Anderson Associates WLIV-FM.AP WBXE(FM).CP WKXD-FM WLQK(FM) WSBI WLIV(AM) WUCT(AM) WVFB WOFE WOCG WDEB-FM WLIV(AM) WUCZ WCLC-FM WWOG WUCT(AM)WLQK(FM) WECO-FM WTTU WGSQ WHUB WLIV-FM.APWRIM WPTNWKSW WBXE(FM).CP WHRS WKXD-FM WOWF WPBX WSMT WAEW WJLEWJLE-FM WTZX WCSV WIHG Scale 1:600,000 km 0 8 16 24 V-Soft Communications LLC ® © E-3 Ownership Market List Total number of overlapping contours = 31. 4 FM + 1 AM permitted. Reference: Callsign Type Chan City St File Number Dist (km) Azi (deg) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WLIV-FM.AP FM 245A Monterey TN 0000102158 0.0 0.0 WBXE(FM).CP FM 229C3 Baxter TN 0000108147 0.0 0.0 WKXD-FM FM 295C2 Monterey TN BLH20131115AKU 16.3 114.8 WLQK(FM) FM 240C2 Livingston TN BLH20120614AAD 0.0 90.0 WLIV(AM) AM 920 LIVINGSTON TN BL19810601AF 23.1 24.2 WUCT(AM) AM 1600 ALGOOD TN BL20080414AOC 5.6 275.0 Overlapping Contours: Callsign Type Chan City St File Number Dist (km) Azi (deg) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WTTU FM 203A Cookeville TN BLED19921130KJ 8.5 264.4 WOCG FM 206A Livingston TN BLED20140829ABU 28.4 0.7 WRIM FM 210C2 Cookeville TN BLED20140404ABC 4.7 178.2 WWOG FM 215C1 Cookeville TN BLED19941114KF 3.3 88.9 WHRS FM 219A Cookeville TN BLED19961113KE 6.8 227.6 WGSQ FM 234C0 Cookeville TN BLH19900329KA 6.2 100.6 WKSW FM 253C2 Cookeville TN BLH19910206KA 6.8 227.6 WOFE FM 255A Byrdstown TN BLH20150519ABU 48.3 45.1 WPBX FM 257A Crossville TN BLH20080717AKO 43.5 114.4 WECO-FM FM 267C2 Wartburg TN 0000107026 70.5 89.5 WVFB FM 268A Celina TN BLH19940808KJ 44.9 337.4 WJLE-FM FM 269A Smithville TN BMLH19971229KB 46.7 232.2 WOWF FM 273C3 Crossville TN BLH20080717AKR 43.5 114.4 WDEB-FM FM 280A Jamestown TN BLH20101215AIO 49.9 57.4 WUCZ FM 281A Carthage TN BMLH19920817KD 50.6 286.4 WCLC-FM FM 286A Jamestown TN BLH20030106ABA 45.0 71.4 WIHG FM 289C3 Rockwood TN BLH20090330AJB 58.9 123.4 WTZX AM 860 SPARTA TN BL20200826AAF 26.2 193.1 WSMT AM 1050 SPARTA TN BL20120413ACN 26.2 193.1 WCSV AM 1490 CROSSVILLE TN BL19940127AB 42.6 127.4 WJLE AM 1480 SMITHVILLE TN BL10569 46.7 232.2 WAEW AM 1330 CROSSVILLE TN BL19940207AA 42.6 127.4 WSBI AM 1210 STATIC TN BL20070119AIP 56.7 30.7 WPTN AM 780 COOKEVILLE TN BL20151021AIH 10.5 257.2 WHUB AM 1400 COOKEVILLE TN BL20160725ACH 10.5 257.2 Distance and bearing calculations from coordinates: 36-11-03.20 N, 085-24-40.60 W Duopoly Options: TV: Not Included FM: 3.16 mV/m (70 dBu); Include NCE AM: 5.0 mV/m Stations more than 92 km from the common area were excluded..
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