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Circle 7 On Reader Service Card Vel. 3, No. 1, Jan. 1996 We Are Listening Editor in Chief Lucia Cobo Managing Editor and Whitney Pinion statilolim Associate Editor Angela Novak t.ostation Tuned In Editorial Assistant Shirley Jantz-Sullivan Contributing Editor Vincent M. Mingo elcome to the new Tuned In, Radio World's management magazine. After more Publisher than ayear of successful growth, The Radio World Magazine has given way to Stevan B. Dana what you now hold in your hands: Tuned In. Icall upon you to let me know W Associate Publisher your thoughts and suggestions as we continue to evolve and grow together. Carmel King The onset of anew year traditionally is the time for looking forward and trying to dis- Editorial Director cern the shape of things to come. As 1995 drew to aclose, Iwas invited to participate in a Marlene Lane couple of forums and address that very issue. Mat. Editorial Director/Audio As Isee it from the vantage point of covering the radio business with both the newspa- Alan Carter per and the magazine, the business will be molded by three main issues in the ensuing years: consolidation, technology and the Internet. Sales Manager Both as abusiness unto itself and as an electronic medium that is part of the larger elec- Skip lash tronic world of television, cable, fiber optic, etc., radio will continue to find ways to Sales! West Coast achieve efficiencies of scale and growth regardless of whether or not the Congress passes Dale Tucker any telecom reform bill. Aided by amore laissez-faire FCC, radio will consolidate by mar- Sales/Midwest ket and as an industry, wherever it makes sense. Sandra Harvey-Coleman This consolidation is facilitated by technology. Digital advances — be they in the studio, Production Director the RF site or the marketing department — are paving the way for further streamlining of Usa Stafford operations. 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For reprints contact: Tuned in. 4 j Listeners and programmers agree. The quality of your talk shows and call-ins are as critical as who you have talking. And stations who are most serious about their sound and ratings s. lelos' digital hybrids have earned their reputation for exceptional addition to II-duplex audio, lelos hybrids achieve consistent levels fr products includes the top of the line lelos 100 Delta with anced you won't find it anywhere else. When it comes to corn xproves you don't have to spend alot to get lelos quali nnect you to your callers. Isn't it time you experienced gr • _ - • , •3. ariaMMIST. • *i -•• - ràfiA• •• • •• iiL'•• ••- .!-.-•:•LZ:,d ...g. 1 ......io:i. "'• •f. r. ..' .-- - e-.,-.._....-e...—:._,— • 4. A:!' • efi; ' • S YS1E IVI S I 2101 SaFxvior Ayenue •Cleveland, Ohio 44114 USA •Tel: +1.216.241.7225 •Fax: +1. 216.2414103 •dolma: info@zephyncom rircle 171 On Reerfr.q. Service Card 67 ' contents Station to Station: from the editor 4 Letters 8 Market Watch: San Francisco Topography and a saturation of radio voices make for fiercely competitive radio in the city by the bay. 10 Regulatory: Last year's regulatory decisions will define 1996's battles. 16 e--$ I « I:L. N../".,-.% Competition: Evergreen Media's trio of morning stars vie for audience share in Chicago. 19 Programming Profile: WWOZ-FM promotes the musical heritage of its New Orleans roots. 22 IF Ae°‘ Management Journal: Vincent M. Ditingo's monthly examination of how radio execs can utilize management trends. 25 Special Feature: Jingles, bumpers, beds and voice-overs contribute to astation's personality, as well as the bottom line. 29 Format Focus: Christian radio uses mainstream techniques to expand its audience reach. 30 Events Calendar 38 Cover Story: Casey Kasem 42 Facility Spotlight: WIMG(AM), Trenton, N.J. 50 did& tab 1 "The day of the wall between sales and programming is over; you've got to recycle your assets." —Jim Taszarek See page 40.
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