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LMA: simulcasts WBAB-FM (Liberty); sale Box 927, Fall River MA 02722 PD: Eva Freeman CE: Clif Mills pending, $1.8M, RBR 1 -17 -94 1 Home St., Somerset MA Yale Broadcasting Co. 56 Jagger Ln.; 11968 508 -678 -9727 Fax: 508-673-0310 Box 209050; 06520 -9050 516 -283 -9500 Fax: 516-283-9506 203 -432 -4118 Fax: 203- 432 -4117 WNBH/WCTK Oldies/Country WGSM/WMJC Adult StdsJSoft AC Stn 1: 1340 kHz 1 kw -U, ND #151 New London Stn 1: 740 kHz 25 kw -D, 40 w -N, DA1 Stn 2: 98.1 mHz 47 kw @ 510' See Market Profile, page 3 -108 Stn 2: 94.3 mHz 3 kw @ 300' GM: Tom Devoe GSM -AM: Tom Gray Station Follows Station Follows GM: Paul Fleishman GSM: Bob Ballantine GSM -FM: Brenda Wolfe PD-AM: Jack Peterson WBMW -FM WNLC - WCTY -FM WICH WQGN -FM WSUB PD: Ben Mevorach CE: Jack Kratoville PD -FM: Mike McCoy CE: David Goldstein WERT WSUB Greater Media Inc. (grp) Hall Communications (grp) WICH WTYD -FM WNLC 900 Walt Whitman Rd., Melville NY 11747 737 County St.; 02740 WILT WVVE -FM WILI -FM WILT 516 -423 -6740 Fax: 516-423-6750 508 -996 -3371 Fax: 508-990-3453 WBMW -FM AC WHLI/WKJY Adult StdsJOldies -AC WSAR -AM News -Talk -Sports Stn 1: 106.5 mHz 6 kw @ 298' Stn 1: 1100 kHz 10 kw -D, DAD Stn 1: 1480 kHz kw 5 -U, DA1 GM: John Fuller GSM: John Fuller Stn 2: 98.3 mHz 3 kw @ 328' GM: Pete Vincelette PD: Teresa Berry GM: Jane Bartsch PD -AM: Dean Anthony PD: Hector Gauthier Rep: Roslin Net: Unistar PD -FM: Tony Florentino CE: Chris Tobin Rep: Banner Net: ABC, MBS Red Wolf Broadcasting Corp. Rep: Katz Knight Quality Group Stations (grp) Box 357, Ledyard CT 06339 Barnstable Broadcasting Inc. (grp) Box 927, Fall River MA 02722 203-464 -1065 1055 Franklin Ave. #306, Garden City NY Sale to Bristol County Bcstg., WHTB -FM 11530 Fall River pending. WERI -AM News -Talk -Sports 516 -294 -8400 Fax: 516-746-0025 508 -678 -9727 Fax: 508-673-0310 Stn 1: 1230 kHz 1 kw -U, ND GM: Philip WLNG AM -FM Oldies/Top 40 #91 New Haven Urso GSM: Philip Norton PD: Rick Everett CE: Randy Place Stn 1: 1600 kHz 500 w -D, ND See Market Profile, page 3 -108 Bear Broadcasting Co. (grp) Stn 2: 92.1 mHz 5.3 kw @ 347' Station Follows Station Follows WAVZ WELT - 19 Railroad Ave., Westerly RI 02891 GM: Paul Sidney GSM: Paul Sidney WNHC WELI - WPLR -FM 401- 596 -7728 Fax: 401-781-9829 PD: Paul Sidney WKCI -FM WELT WYBC -FM - Rep: Katz & Powell Net: MBS WICH/WCTY Full SvcJCountry Mainstreet Broadcasting Duopoly Stn 1: 1310 kHz 5 kw-U, DA2 Robert King, pres. WELI -AM/WAVZ -AM Full Svc./Rock Stn 2: 97.7 mHz 1.9 kw @ 410' 1692 Redwood Causeway Stn 1: 960 kHz 5 kw -U, DAN GM: James Reed GSM: John London Box 2000, Sag Harbor NY 11963 Stn 2: 1300 kHz 1 kw -U, DAN PD: Stu Bryer CE: Roger Baker 516 -725 -2300 GM: Stan Shields GSM: Faun Zilda Hall Communications (grp) WRCN -FM AOR PD: Pete Coscnza CE: Fred Santore Cuprak Rd., Norwich CT 06360 Clear Channel Communications Inc. 203 -887 -3511 Fax: 203-886-7649 Stn 1: 103.9 mHz 1.52 kw @ 466' GM: David Feinblatt GSM: Dick Newman (grp) Sale to Snowden Broadcasting pending, WILI AM -FM Full Svc. AC /CHR PD: Matt Mangas CE: Bob Anderson RBR 11 -22 -93 Stn 1: 1400 kHz 1 kw -U, ND Rep: Katz Net: Unistar Stn 2: 98.3 mHz 1.05 kw @ 524' East Shore Broadcasting; Gary 495 Benham St., Hamden CT 06514 Star, GM: David M. Evan (VP) GSM: Donna Evan owner 203 -248 -8814 Fax: 203-288-2795 PD: Wayne Norman CE: Craig Mellon 72 W. Main St., Riverhead NY 11901 WKCI -FM CHR Net: AM: ABC 516 -727 -1570 Fax: 516-727-6829 Stn 1: 101.3 mHz 10 kw @ 1,070' Nutmeg Broadcasting Co. WTHE -AM Black Gospel- Ethnic GM: Faith Zila Michael Rice, pres. Clear Channel Communications Inc. Box 496, Willimantic CT 06226 Stn 1: 1520 kHz 1 kw -D, ND 203 -456 -1111 Fax: 203-456-9501 GM: Paul W. Ploener GSM: John Ortiz (grp) Sale to Snowden Broadcasting pending, PD: J.K. Jefferson CE: Bruce Clark RBR 11 -22 -93 WNLC/WTYD News -Info /Light AC Net: Zapnews 59 Quinnipiac Ave.; 06473 Stn 1: 1510 kHz 10 kw -D, 5 kw-N, DA2 Universal Broadcasting Corp. (grp) 203 -776 -4012 Fax: 203-777-7246 Stn 2: 100.9 mHz 3 kw @ 328' 260 E. 2nd St., Mineola NY 11501 GM: Andy Russell GSM: Bernie Daigle 516 -742 -1520 Fax: 516-742-2878 WNHC -AM Urban AC PD: Rick Joseph CE: Steve Keefe #84 New Bedford RIA Stn 1: 1340 kHz 1 kw-U, ND New London Broadcasting GM: Edith Acabbo -Willis GSM: Wil Mebane Box 1031; 06320 See Market Profile, page 3 -107 PD: Station Follows Station Follows Stan Boston CE: Frank Clifford 203-442 -5328 Fax: 203-442-6532 WBSM - WHTB Edith Acabbo -Willis, pres. WCTK -FM WNBH WNBH 112 Washington Ave., North Haven CT WSUB/WQGN Talk/CHR WFHN -FM WBSM WSAR 06473 Stn 1: 980 kHz 1 kw -D, ND WBSM/WFHN News -Talk/CHR 203 -234 -1340 Fax: 203-239-6712 Stn 2: 105.5 mHz 3 kw @ 275' GM: Mike Topoll GSM: Callie Manwaring Stn 1: 1420 kHz 5 kw -D, 1 kw-N, DA1 WPLR -FM AOR PD-AM: David Manero PD-FM: Frank Carofano Stn 2: 107.1 mHz 2.4 kw @ 348' Stn 1: 99.1 mHz 14 kw @ 950' CE: Frank Doremus GM: Stephen Bogue GSM: Jean Marie Manning GM: Manuel Rodriguez GSM: Richard Wolf Rep: Eastman Net: AM: ABC, Daynet, EFM PD -AM: Jim Marshall PD -FM: Joseph Limardi PD: John Griffin CE: Matt Valleau H & D Broadcast Group (grp) CE: Frank Doremus Rep: Eastman 100 Fort Hill Rd., Groton CT 06340 H & D Broadcast Group (grp) Southern Starr Broadcasting Group 203 -446 -1980 Fax: 203-446-0294 22 Sconticut Rd., Fairhaven MA 02719 508 -993 -1767 Fax: (grp) 508-999-1420 acq 1983 WVVE -FM Oldies WHTB -AM News-Talk 1191 Dixwell Ave., Hamden CT 06514 Stn 1: 102.3 mHz 3 kw @ 328' 203 -287 -9070 Fax: 203-287-8997 GM: David J. Quinn GSM: Robert Elmer Stn 1: 1400 kHz 1 kw -U, ND PD: Kevin O'Connor CE: Rich Williams GM: Paul Gelzinis GSM: P. Vincelette WYBC -FM Urban -Eclectic Shoreline Communications Inc. PD: Hector Gauthier (VP) CE: Steve Sorrell Stn 1: 94.3 mHz 1.78 kw @ 325' Box 97, Mystic CT 06355 SNE Broadcasting Ltd. GM: Tirzah Lowe GSM: vacant 203 -599 -2214 Fax: 203-599-3568 2-80 1994 Radio Business Report© .
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    MMR 24-7 Song Airplay Detail 5/27/14, 11:45 AM 7 Day NICO & VINZ Please set all print margins to 0.50 Song Analysis Am I Wrong Warner Bros. Mediabase - All Stations (U.S.) - by Format LW: May 13 - May 19 TW: May 20 - May 26 Updated: Tue May 27 3:17 AM PST N Sng Rnk Spins Station (Click Graphic for Mkt e @Station Market Format Trade TW lw +/- -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7to Airplay Trends) Rank w (currents) Date KDWB-FM * 1 16 Minneapolis Top 40 Mediabase 114 70 44 19 15 13 16 17 16 18 453 WZEE-FM * 5 99 Madison, WI Top 40 Mediabase 80 36 44 13 9 11 13 10 13 11 264 WXXL-FM * 3 33 Orlando Top 40 Mediabase 78 73 5 12 8 9 12 12 13 12 326 WKCI-FM * 5 121 New Haven, CT Top 40 Mediabase 77 40 37 14 8 8 12 13 15 7 292 WFBC-FM * 8 59 Greenville, SC Top 40 Mediabase 73 69 4 10 10 11 10 11 10 11 367 WNOU-FM * 10 40 Indianapolis Top 40 Mediabase 73 63 10 9 10 9 11 12 10 12 319 WVHT-FM * 9 43 Norfolk Top 40 Mediabase 71 34 37 10 9 9 10 11 11 11 199 WKXJ-FM * 6 107 Chattanooga Top 40 Mediabase 69 40 29 13 6 6 14 12 12 6 210 KMVQ-FM * 6 4 San Francisco Top 40 Mediabase 67 68 -1 10 8 7 11 11 10 10 384 KFRH-FM * 11 32 Las Vegas Top 40 Mediabase 67 65 2 9 8 10 9 10 11 10 420 WXZO-FM * 13 143 Burlington, VT Top 40 Mediabase 66 44 22 11 7 8 10 11 11 8 228 KBFF-FM * 5 23 Portland, OR Top 40 Mediabase 65 72 -7 7 8 7 10 12 10 11 327 KREV-FM 9 4 San Francisco Top 40 Mediabase 65 60 5 9 9 12 9 9 9 8 192 WDJX-FM * 5 54 Louisville Top 40 Mediabase 64 61 3 10 9 10 10 8 9 8 318 WKSC-FM * 10 3 Chicago Top 40 Mediabase 63 38 25 10 7 9 9 10 9 9 200 WJHM-FM * 10 33 Orlando Top