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Wisconsin NEWS CONNECTION 2007 Annual Report wnc wisconsin NEWS CONNECTION 2007 annual report “Convenient and easy to STORY BREAKOUT NUMBER OF RADIO/SPANISH STORIES STATION AIRINGS* use….Timely News!...Easy Budget Policy & Priorities 3 125 to download…Some stories Campaign Finance Reform/Money in Politics 3 112 we would not normally Children’s Issues 6 257 have…Really appreciate Citizenship/Representative Democracy 4 it…Complements our 167 Consumer Issues existing services.” 4 189 Disabilities 3 131 Wisconsin Broadcasters Education 6 310 Endangered Species/Wildlife 6 262 Energy Policy 11 502 “The National Wildlife Environment 3 121 Federation and the Healing Global Warming/Air Quality 8 336 Our Waters-Great Lakes Health Issues 22/3 Coalition have found great 897 value in supporting Public Hunger/Food/Nutrician 4 229 News Service, which has Livable Wages/Working Families 1 38 allowed us to broaden our Rural/Farming 13 608 radio audience in key states. Smoking Prevention 3/1 155 The producers are talented. Sustainable Agriculture 9 572 The stories are compelling. Water Quality 10 379 We cannot wait for Public Women’s Issues 2 70 News Service to open in all states.” Totals 121/4 5,460 Jordan Lubetkin National Wildlife Federation In 2007, the Wisconsin News Connection produced 121 radio news stories, which aired more than 5,460 times on 146 radio stations in Wisconsin and 444 nationwide. Additionally, 4 Spanish stories were produced. * Represents the minimum number of times stories were aired. WISCONSIN RADIO STATIONS 12 13 14 15 118 42 City Map # Stations City Map # Stations 43 Antigo 1–2 WACD-FM, WATK-AM La Crosse 46–50 WHLA-FM, WIZM-AM/FM (2), WKTY AM, Appleton 3 WOZZ-FM 98 87 88 WLDY-AM, WLSU-FM 99 100 Bear Lake MI 4 WRQT FM 51 Ladysmith 51 WJBL-FM 101 102 75 Beaver Dam 5–6 WBEV-AM, WXRO-FM 89 12 Lake City, MN 52 KLCH FM 107 25 16 17 18 76 77 82 117 4 Black River Falls 7 WWIS-AM/FM (2) 19 20 21 22 108 109 Lancaster 53–55 WGLR-AM/FM (2), 23 24 110 3 80 81 71 72 31 32 33 Chippewa Falls 8–9 WOGO-AM, WWIB-FM WJTY-FM, WKFX-FM 126 127 44 52 7 10 34 35 36 69 11 37 38 70 Clintonville 10 WJMQ-FM Madison 56–68 WHIT-FM, WJJO-FM, 119 120 104105 83 84 111 46 121 85 86 112 WMGN-FM, WSUM-FM, 47 48 73 106 28 113 De Pere 11 WJLW-FM 26 27 29 WTDY-AM, WTLX-FM, 49 50 112 90 91 30 5674 124 125 94 92 93 Duluth, MN 12–15 WGEE-AM, KDAL AM/FM WTUX-AM, WWQM-FM, 123 41 78 (2), KTCO-FM, WDSM-AM 56 57 58 59 WMAD-FM, WCJZ-FM, 60 61 62 116 79 63 65 95 96 WIBA-AM/FM (2), WZEE- 53 54 64 Eau Claire 16–24 WAXX-FM, WAYY-AM, 39 97 55 89 66 67 68 WDRK-FM, WEAQ-AM, FM, WTSO-AM 40 45 WIAL-FM, WATQ-FM, Manitowoc 69–70 WCUB-AM, WLTU-FM WBIZ-AM/FM (2), Marshfi eld 71–72 WDLB-AM, WOSQ-FM WMEQ-AM/FM (2), City Map # Stations WQRB-FM Mauston 73 WRJC-AM/FM (2) Saint Paul, MN 107 WIXK-AM Elk Mound 25 WECL-FM Mayville 74 WMDC-FM Shawano WI 108–110 WTCH-AM, WFCL-AM, Fond du Lac 26–30 KFIZ-AM/FM (2), WFDL- Menominee, MI 75 WAGN-AM WOWN-FM FM, WFON-FM, WMBE- Merrill 76–77 WJMT-AM, WMZK-FM AM, WPKR-FM Sheboygan 111–113 WBFM-FM, WHBL-AM, Milwaukee 78–79 WISN-AM, WRIT-FM WHBZ-FM Green Bay 31–38 WTAQ-AM, WDUZ- AM/FM (2), WIXX-FM, Neillsville 80–81 WCCN-AM/FM (2), Sparta 114–115 WCOW-FM, WKLJ-AM WNCY-FM, WNFL-AM, WPKG-FM Statewide 116 Wisconsin Farm Report (9) WPCK-FM, WQLH-FM, Oconto 82 WOCO-AM/FM (2) WROE-FM Sturgeon Bay 117 WDOR-AM/FM (2) Oshkosh 83–86 WNAM-AM, WOSH-AM, Superior 118 KRBR-FM Greenfi eld 39–40 WMIL-FM, WOKY-AM WVBO-FM, WWWX-FM Hartford 41 WTKM-AM/FM (2) Tomah 119–121 WBOG-AM, WXYM-FM, Park Falls 87–88 WCQM-FM, WNBI-AM WTMB-FM Ironwood, MI 42–43 WIMI-FM, WJMS-AM Platteville 89 WPVL-AM/FM (2) Viroqua 112 WVRQ-AM/FM (2) Kaukauna 44 WOGB-FM Portage 90–93 WBKY-FM, WDDC-FM, Waupun 123 WFDL-AM Kenosha 45 WGTD-FM WNNO-FM, WPDR-AM West Bend 124–125 WBKV-AM, WBWI-FM Poynette 94 WIBU-AM Wisconsin Rapids 126–127 WFHR-AM, WGLX-FM Racine 95–97 WEZY-FM, WRJN-AM, WKKV-FM WNC Market Share Information Rhinelander 98–100 WLSL-FM, WXPR-FM, Appleton-Oshkosh 61% WXPW-FM Dubuque, IA 2% Rice Lake 101–102 WAQE-AM/FM (2), WJMC-AM/FM (2) Duluth-Superior, MN 26% Richland Center 103 WRCO-AM/FM (2) Eau Claire 73% Ripon 104–106 WBJZ-FM, WRPN-AM, Green Bay 56% WTCX-FM La Crosse 30% Public News Service Madison 45% 888-891-9416 Milwaukee-Racine 22% fax 208-247-1830 [email protected] Rockford, IL 2% Sheboygan 29% Wisconsin News Connection 888-320-9605 Wausau-Stevens Point 13% fax 208-693-4313 0 0 20 30 40 0 60 0 80 [email protected] WNC National and Regional pick up 444 Stations.
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