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Dr. Whiplash wrote:West Virginia
WZZW-AM/Milton (Huntington-Ashland)
FREQUENCY: 1600 kHz
POWER: 5kw day/26 watts night
FORMAT: News/Talk

PRICE: $20.5 million
TERMS: Asset sale for cash
BUYER: Davidson Media Group LLC, headed by President Peter Davidson. Phone: 212-813-6775
say hello to "SELECTA 1600"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

we sold one of our am's to them, along with the oldest rattiest van we had... and now it's SELECTA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

davidson's buying up a bunch of stations all over the country though, maybe a good "buy" if they're a publicly traded company...
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Post by genlock »

price seems a bit high.
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Post by kentuckymedia »

The posting in the trades was incorrect. Davidson is not purchasing those stations. He is purchasing an AM in New York City and an AM in Boston from the current Sporting News Radio owner Blackstrap.

Goodman is putting those signals into a trust called GOODMAN TRUST LLC.

The signals will be bought out on a one by one basis...or in clusters.

I see it as an operator who owns stations in Ohio, used to own a signal in Morgantown but is no longer in the market.
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Post by Hoosier Daddy »

I wonder if Hometown (WNXT Portsmouth, WLGC Greenup, et. al.) is interested?

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Could WBKS be moved closer to the Huntington metro? I was under the impression that ownership limits under Clear Channel prevented the company from moving it to a position where it had city-grade coverage.

Link to radiolocator.com's WBKS map

If it could be moved toward Huntington more, how far could it go without running into WKAZ?
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Lester wrote: Screw them. You could use them as a pool for up and coming talent though... and hope that broadcasting degrees have started turning out kids that actually have something to broadcast.
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I just though of something. I wonder, once the sale of the CC stations is complete, if all the CC employees posting on this site using fake names will finally come out of the CC closet. :twisted:

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Post by Lee »

Interesting question.

Will we see the return of "Jack Asterson??"
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107.1 cannot be moved very far east because of 107.3 in Charleston.

Probably also limited to a degree by 107.1 Belpre, but I suspect 107.3 is more of a problem.

Larry Patrick claims that the trust won't sell to a competitor, except maybe a quasi-competitor like Mortenson that is not directly competing in advertising sales.
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my guess will be k love
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Post by Lester »

If WVRC owned that signal, would they really be much of a competitor, regardless of format?
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kentuckymedia wrote:I see it as an operator who owns stations in Ohio, used to own a signal in Morgantown but is no longer in the market.
What station did he used to own in Morgantown?
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K-love is not interested. They are focusing on other, and preferably larger, markets.
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wlpatrick wrote:K-love is not interested. They are focusing on other, and preferably larger, markets.
Thank God.
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Post by Bob Loblaw »

Are these stations still up for sale?

What is the asking price?
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Post by Tom Taggart »

:) You can always ask...

LEIBOWITZ STATION TRUST, LLC, AS TRUSTEE
1 SE 3RD AVE
SUITE 1450
MIAMI FL 33131

(305)530-1322

Contact:
JOSEPH A. BELISLE
LEIBOWITZ & ASSOCIATES, PA
1 SE 3RD AVE
SUITE 1450
MIAMI FL 33131

(305)530-1322
JABELISLE@BROADLAW.COM

(This is a broadcast law firm, among other clients is NextMedia)
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Demonstrate that you have the money and we can talk. No owner openly posts the price for stations or exposes them to well-intentioned folks who cannot immediately prove that they have significant cash. That would be well north of $1.5-2.0 million here.
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Post by Bob Loblaw »

Thanks Larry. I sent an e-mail to the address Tom provided. While I understand people are very busy, some sort of response would have been nice. I guess this will have to do.
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D, did you hit the lotto again?


JEEZ, and i can't even get $2 off a scratcher....
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Post by Ace Purple »

If you're looking for a comparison within the region, All Access reports that Clear Channel is selling one AM and four FMs in Ashtabula (located between Cleveland and Erie) for $3.55 million:

WFUN (AM) 5000/1000 DA-2 B
WFXJ-FM 427' 4kw A
WREO 500' 50kw B
WYBL 344' 5kw DA A
WZOO-FM 328' 6kw A
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