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Does the XM “Plan B” include rate increases for subscribers? There’s speculation that could be the case if
its merger with Sirius doesn’t bring the billions in synergistic savings everyone expects. XM president/COO Nate
Davis says “We’ve never gotten into and won’t get into speculation about [a] rate increase.” But he says they’ll
“look at the cost structure of the business” and find a way to keep programming costs “either flat or marginally
down.” Davis says “If the merger doesn’t happen we know things we would do.” During a recent conference call
with analysts XM chairman Gary Parsons said they are currently responding to the Justice Department’s request
for information, and he expects that process will take until the early Fall. Parsons says “In a relatively short
period after that, you then get some indications from the DOJ how that is going.” Meanwhile, XM is not waiting to
see what happens with its pending merger with Sirius. It is moving its Nashville studios into Sommet Center and
vacating the Country Hall of Fame.
How much radio gets in issue money could be determined by a FEC ruling. On First Amendment free
speech grounds, the Supreme Court in June shot down a campaign finance rule that limited the so-called “issue
ads” funded by partisan groups on behalf of candidates. But how much money actually begins flowing to radio
could depend on how the Federal Election Commission decides to implement that ruling. The ads in question are
those that don’t specifically call for listeners to vote for one candidate or the other, but require what the Supreme
Court calls “interpretation.” The FEC has opened a rulemaking asking for comments on whether companies and
unions that buy such ads would be required to disclose how much they are spending. If they are forced to reveal
their budgets, it is widely expected some companies will spend less. The FEC is collecting comments through
October 1 and will hold a hearing taking testimony on October 17, with a ruling expected sometime before the
end of the year. Political analysts tell Inside Radio that although the campaign cycle has moved up considerably,
most of this type of spending won’t begin until both parties select their nominee next Summer.
Clear Channel sells to a familiar buyer as it leaves another market. Kenneth Dennis-run Bicoastal Media
bought 14 stations in Oregon — including five in the Medford area and nine in the Albany area — for $37,170,000
just three months ago. Now Bicoastal goes back to the Clear Channel well to pull up a duopoly in Central
Washington State. It buys country KMNT (104.3) and talk KELA (1470) in the Centralia, WA market. Clear
Channel still owns “Q-Country 102.9” KNBQ there. The broker is Kalil. Just a handful of Clear Channel stations
are left to be sold in markets including the Florida Keys; Defiance and Ashland-Mansfield, OH; and Grand Forks
and Dickinson, ND.
Sex, money and religion — the nexus that divided one broadcaster comes to an end. Three subjects most
people don’t discuss with their clergy are all revealed in the settlement. After years of alleged misappropriation
of funds and sexual improprieties involving a former Dallas Cowboy cheerleader, there is a settlement to the
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dueling federal lawsuits between Chuck Smith and Mike Kestler. Now the fate of Calvary Satellite Network appears
settled. Here’s the background. Smith quit Calvary in 2003 (and stopped funneling money to it) over differences
about how fast they should grow. Smith’s son then took control over Calvary’s 49 full-power stations, which led to
Kestler grabbing control of its 400-station translator network. The settlement splits the assets between the two men.
Calvary keeps most of the full-power stations, which brokers say are worth more than $50 million. Kestler gets 18
full-power stations plus three translators and seven construction permits. In exchange he pays Smith $200,000 and
agrees to stop using the Calvary Chapel name. Both sides agreed to drop the myriad of lawsuits that have been
traded over the past four years. Inside Radio first reported a settlement was in the works last March. It was Smith’s
Costa Mesa, CA-based fundamentalist Christian church that put up the $13 million in seed money that got the
Calvary Satellite Network going in 1996. But Smith is now 79, and wants to close what has been an admittedly ugly
chapter in the church’s history.
Remembering Katrina — The rebuilding efforts of a standalone operator. While the big broadcasting groups
have a lot of resources to tap, smaller stations are less fortunate. Two years after the storm, WIST, New Orleans
(690) continues to operate from just one of its original four towers. The GHB Broadcasting-owned station went off
the air when Katrina hit and wasn’t able to sign back on until December 1, 2005 with less power. GM Dan Frazier
tells Inside Radio, “We don’t have the big corporate backing that other stations do.” He adds, “As a small company
we’re going through things that [average] citizens are going through.” The station has managed to complete some
rebuilding, and more changes are in the works. A new transmitter building with reinforced concrete and steel sits 20
feet off the grounds. Also coming is a new studio in an area that’s less likely to flood. Frazier says, “We’re rebuilding
the studio with two things in mind — Safety, in case something ever happens again, and emergency information.” When it comes to business, Frazier says ad revenue is higher than it was before the hurricane thanks to local
advertisers. Frazier says, “We’ve got about 25-30 business that love what we do for them.” News on WIST has
also become even more New Orleans-driven. With nine hours of local talk a day and an all native New Orleans
staff, WIST chatter often revolves around rebuilding efforts, as well as corruption and crime. Frazier says his team
remains hopeful, adding, “We only have one chance to fix it and fix it right. If we don’t get it right this time then the
future is bleak.”
Bonneville’s experiment with the Washington Post comes to an early close. After losing nearly $3 million over
the past 17 months, and with no turnaround in sight for either revenue or ratings, the two companies have agreed
to pull the plug on “Washington Post Radio.” The three-station simulcast offered long-form news coverage which is
closer to NPR than all-news sister WTOP. Bonneville SVP Joel Oxley says although it attracted advertisers, “We
just did not garner the Arbitron ratings we had hoped for.” The trimulcast has averaged less than a one share since
signing-on in March 2006. When they launched the “Tony Kornheiser Show” ratings and revenue went up. Oxley
says “We realized we needed to take the station in the direction of personality-driven talk with more opinion and less
hard news.” The new format — which debuts September 20 — dubbed “Talk Radio 3WT” will feature David Burd’s
existing morning show and Kornheiser’s program, plus syndicated content from Neal Boortz, Bill O’Reilly, Glenn
Beck, and Stephanie Miller. But rather than to get into the talk radio business, the Washington Post wanted out.
Since Bonneville was paying the paper a licensing fee for use of its name, as well as its reporters for appearing on
the station, it gladly agreed to end the three-year alliance early.
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Citadel sets an Internet strategy into motion — and John Rosso is its point man. Rosso is fresh off of
re-launching ABC Radio Network websites and consolidating them into a national advertising platform with standard
ad units, technology and accountability. Now he has been named SVP of the newly-formed Citadel Interactive,
where he will focus on marketing the synergies between Citadel’s 300 station websites and its digital extensions.
Cyclist groups try — and fail — to punish a station that joked about them. A rash of Clear Channel air
personalities all making what were essentially the same quips about cyclists caused some headaches for the
company in several markets between 2003 and 2005. Some employees were suspended and Clear Channel agreed
to run PSAs after meeting with cycling groups. But complaints filed at the FCC don’t go away so easily. They were
waiting for CHR “G-105” WDCG, Raleigh when it filed its license renewal. The complaints were based on comments
made from the hosts and callers during the “Bob and Madison Show” nearly four years ago, which said plenty of
nasty things about cyclists and suggested motorists run them off the road or throw bottles at them. Clear Channel
says it issued an apology, suspended the morning show and began promoting bicycle safety. But the FCC says it
was bigger legal issues, not the apology, that will allow WDCG to keep its license. The Commission says the on-air
bits didn’t present a “clear and present danger” to bikers. The FCC also notes its role in overseeing program content
is “very limited” and renews the station’s license.
Chicago man says Spanish Broadcasting System owes him a car. Ernesto Hurtado says he won an “American
Idol” type singing contest two years ago on SBS’ “La Ley” WLEY-FM. His prize included a contract with a major
record label and a new car. But Hurtado claims he got neither. Making matters worse, Hurtado says the contest
took so much time that he got fired from his restaurant job. Now he’s filed suit against WLEY. The Chicago SunTimes says there were signs of trouble right way. It says minutes after Hurtado was declared the winner a WLEY
employee took him into a back room to explain there would be no car but instead offered him gift certificates for
clothes. WLEY is also being sued by the second and third place winners, who say they never got their promised
prizes either. The trio decided to hire a lawyer after reading about another WLEY listener who filed suit against
the station after it refused to give her a car she’d won in a separate contest when she couldn’t provide proof of
citizenship.
People Moves, News & Notes –
David Devonshire, a former Motorola CFO, joins the Arbitron board of directors. Arbitron says his technology
background will be a plus for the board.
Nick Federoff’s weekend gardening show gets picked-up for syndication by URT Productions based at flagship
KRLA, Los Angeles.
Inside Radio’s Deal Machine —
Central Colorado — Rolland Johnson’s Three Eagles Communications grows his cluster along the Continental
Divide with a deal to buy KWUZ, Poncha Springs, CO from William Doleman for $300,000. KWUZ is a construction
permit for a Class A FM at 97.5. Three Eagles’ two other stations in the area are “Eagle Country 104” KBVC and hot
AC “The Peak” KVRH-FM (92.3).
Rocky Mount, NC — Richard Petway’s Daybreak Broadcasting buys Black Gospel WYAL, Scotland Neck, NC
(1280) from Georgette Hall-Powell’s Sky City Communications for $225,000. WYAL is a 5,000-watt daytimer.
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Christian music is edgy in Seattle. Yes…Christian music can be edgy! Spirit 105.3 in Seattle proves it on its HD2
channel, Spirit EDGE 105.3-2, which features songs from artists like Relient K, Switchfoot, Kutless and Newsboys.
Spirit Edge is an extreme rock station all about hard-hitting lyrics and music. It’s encouragement with an EDGE, and
it hits home with young men. Picture the loud, plugged in, hard rock music of today without obscenity and anger. Spirit
Edge is off the hook. To launch, the station’s staff dove in head first with all the necessary components of a growing
channel: a new, distinctive logo, a new, dedicated website, and consistent promotional appearances. Spirit Edge had its
own booth at Creation NW, a huge Christian rock concert at Gorge Amphitheater, where the staff did a drawing for JVC
HD Radio receivers and promoted HD Radio™ broadcasting. They even followed up with a text campaign to those who
signed up. Within two weeks, they were back on the road at Freedom Fest where they proved to be a huge hit. Spirit
105.3 and Spirit Edge 105-3-HD2 recognize the important differences in their audiences, but also how they can cross
promote. The music may be edgy, but the plan is solid as a rock. Listen to Spirit Edge at www.spirit1053edge.com.
Beatlemania returns to Dallas — thanks to HD Radio. CBS Radio’s “K-Love” KLUV is
bringing Beatlemania back with its HD2 Multicast channel with the “Fab Format!” It features
every song The Beatles recorded on an official album, hits from their solo careers, and new
releases from Paul and Ringo. Listeners can hear out-takes and sound-bytes from The
Beatles, live and alternate versions of songs plus press conference material. KLUV’s Jay Cresswell says, “There are
just so many opportunities on HD2 to do so many things that we couldn’t do otherwise: syndicated specials on The
Beatles and as solo artists abound — we’ve interviewed everyone involved with the ‘Love’ project, interviewed original
drummer Pete Best when he was in town, done giveaways with the ‘Love’ CD, Paul McCartney’s new CD, the ‘Instant
Karma’ CD, the Traveling Wilbury’s new box set, and Ringo’s new ‘Photograph’ CD. We broadcast Paul McCartney’s
new CD in its entirety a week before its public release. We do Beatles A-to-Z weekends on holiday weekends; Instant
Album Sides every day at 9am, Story Behind the Song, This Date in Beatles History and so much more.” KLUV
wanted to choose an HD2 format that would be popular and complement its Classic Hits HD1 station. Cresswell
says “We promote the Fab Format on KLUV five to six times a day. If you love the Beatles, then you’ll really love the
Fab Format. We cross plug it during our Sunday morning ‘Beatle Breakfast’ show. We made some Fab Format t-shirts
and have print ready should we find the right place to use it.” KLUV began working on the Fab Format in February
2006 and spent eight months re-recording the entire Beatles catalog at a higher sample rate using the best quality
copies the staff could find. It finally hit the airwaves on October 5, 2006. Cresswell also believes that “it’s time to let
the public know about the extra choices they have with HD Radio. Programming and product is what sells technology.”
For more information, visit www.kluv.com.
Multicasting Continues to Grow with Nearly 700 New Channels Available. There are now nearly 700 new
radio channels broadcasting on FM radio using HD Radio™ Multicasting technology. Stations across the country
are developing new radio channels that target different demographics and lifestyles with Multicasting. Some of the
newest include Clear Channel’s “The Block” on KBOS and “Mother Trucker” on KHGE in the Fresno market. Plus,
new channels are hitting the airwaves everyday across the country. Get a complete list of Multicast stations and find
out what’s in your area by visiting www.hdradio.com.
Be sure to visit iBiquity’s suite for a special look at new HD Radio products at the NAB Radio Show in Charlotte!
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Summer ARBITRENDS PhI & STOCKS
San Antonio, TX (#29)
Estimated 2007 radio revenue - $114.4M (Kagan)
The top two are the same, and both rise.
Station SprM/J/JFormat
Owner/LMA
KBBT
7.0 7.3 rhy. CHR
Univision/BMP
KISS-F
6.2 6.7 rock
Cox Radio
WOAI
5.0 5.6 news/talk
Clear Channel
KAJA
5.9 5.4 country
Clear Channel
KCYY
4.7 4.6 country
Cox Radio
KONO-F* 5.0 4.5 oldies
Cox Radio
KXTN-F 4.2 3.9 tejano
Univision/BMP
KXXM
3.6 3.8 CHR
Clear Channel
KZEP-F 3.7 3.7 classic rock Lotus
KPWT
2.9 3.6 urban
Cox Radio
KJXK
3.1 3.5 adult hits
Border Media
KROM
3.6 3.4 reg’l Mex.
Univision/BMP
KTFM+ 3.3 3.3 urban oldies Border Media
KCOR-F 3.5 3.1 Span. old
Univision/BMP
KQXT-F 3.6 3.0 AC
Clear Channel
KTSA
2.8 2.5 news/talk
Border Media
KSMG
2.1 2.1 hot AC
Cox Radio
KRIO-F 1.8 1.7 Span. CHR Border Media
KSAH
1.6 1.7 reg’l Mex.
Border Media
KCOR
1.2 1.5 Span. talk
Univision/BMP
KAHL
1.1 1.2 standards
Barger
KKYX
1.1 1.1 classic cntry. Cox Radio
KLEY-F 1.0 1.0 reg’l Mex.
Border Media
*Simulcast: KONO-AM/FM.
+Recent changes from the M-Street database:
KTFM flips to rhy. AC in August.
Charlotte, NC (#33)
Estimated 2007 radio revenue - $128.4M (Kagan)
Just a half share separates #5 and #10.
Station SprM/J/JFormat
WSOC-F 6.3 6.5 country
WPEG
6.0 6.0 urban
WBAV-F 6.5 5.6 urban AC
WBT*
5.2 5.0 news/talk
WKKT
4.8 4.7 country
WNKS
4.6 4.6 CHR
WLYT
4.3 4.3 soft AC
WKQC
4.2 4.3 AC
WRFX-F 4.1 4.3 classic rock
WIBT
4.2 4.2 rhy. CHR
WEND
3.2 3.7 modern rock
WPZS
3.8 3.4 black gospel
WLNK
3.2 3.2 talk/hot AC
WXRC
2.6 2.9 classic hits
WQNC
2.1 2.3 urban AC
WNMX-F 2.0 2.1 standards
WNOW-F+0.8 1.2 reg’l Mex.
WFNZ
1.0 1.1 sports
Owner/LMA
CBS Radio
CBS Radio
CBS Radio
Lincoln Fin.
Clear Channel
CBS Radio
Clear Channel
CBS Radio
Clear Channel
Clear Channel
Clear Channel
Radio One
Lincoln Fin.
Pacific
Radio One
GHB
Davidson
CBS Radio
Milwaukee, WI (#36)
Charlotte (continued)
WTHZ
0.9 1.0 classic hits
Davidson Cty.
WGSP
0.8 1.0 reg’l Mex.
Norsan
WNOW+ 0.8 0.6 tropical
Davidson
*Simulcasts: WBT-AM/FM.
+Recent changes from the M-Street database:
WNOW-F flipped from country as WAGI in April.
WNOW flipped from reg. Mexican in May.
Estimated 2007 radio revenue - $100.9M (Kagan)
CHR “Kiss” cathes urban “V-107.3” at #3.
San Jose, CA (#35)
Estimated 2007 radio revenue - $55.1M (Kagan)
San Francisco’s KGO solidifies its lead.
Station SprM/J/JFormat
Owner/LMA
KGO
6.6 7.3 news/talk
Citadel
KYLD
3.8 4.1 rhy. CHR
Clear Channel
KDFC-F 3.7 4.0 classical
Entercom
KSOL*
5.0 3.9 reg’l Mex.
Univision/BMP
KBAY
4.2 3.4 AC
NextMedia
KUFX
3.6 3.4 classic rock Clear Channel
KOIT-F
3.7 3.3 AC
Entercom
KRTY
3.7 3.3 country
Empire Bcstg.
KEZR
3.6 3.3 hot AC
NextMedia
KSFO
3.0 3.3 talk
Citadel
KSJO
2.8 3.2 Span. adlt/hits Clear Channel
KCBS
3.4 3.1 news
CBS Radio
KBRG
2.1 3.0 Span. adlt/hits Univision/BMP
KNBR
3.1 2.8 sports
Cumulus
KFOG*
2.8 2.5 adult altern. Cumulus
KMEL
2.2 2.1 urban
Clear Channel
KVVF*
1.9 2.0 hurban
Univision/BMP
KIOI
1.7 2.0 hot AC
Clear Channel
KCNL
1.9 1.9 modern rock Clear Channel
KKSF
1.9 1.9 smooth jazz Clear Channel
KISQ
1.7 1.7 urban oldies Clear Channel
KRZZ
1.7 1.7 reg’l Mex.
SBS
*Simulcasts: KSOL/KSQL. KFOG/KFFG. KVVF/
KVVZ-F.
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Station SprM/J/JFormat
Owner/LMA
WTMJ
9.4 9.5 news/talk
Journal
WMIL-F 8.1 8.5 country
Clear Channel
WKKV-F 6.6 6.2 urban
Clear Channel
WXSS
5.7 6.2 CHR
Entercom
WRIT-F 5.7 5.7 oldies
Clear Channel
WHQG
5.2 4.7 rock
Saga
WQBW 4.0 4.3 classic rock Clear Channel
WISN
4.5 4.2 talk
Clear Channel
WKLH
4.1 4.2 classic rock Saga
WJMR-F 4.0 4.1 urban AC
Saga
WMYX-F 4.2 3.8 modern AC Entercom
WDDW 2.8 3.4 reg’l Mex.
Bustos Media
WKTI-F 3.7 3.2 hot AC
Journal
WLUM-F 3.0 3.0 modern rock Mil. Alliance
WLDB
3.0 2.8 AC
Mil. Alliance
WJZX
2.4 2.2 smooth jazz Saga
WOKY
2.2 2.2 oldies
Clear Channel
WMCS
1.3 1.1 talk/sports
Mil. Alliance
WTKM-F 1.0 1.1 ethnic/cl cntry Kettle
WNOV
0.9 1.0 urban
Courier
WSSP
0.7 0.9 sports
Entercom
WGN
0.8 0.8 talk
Tribune
WEZY
0.7 0.8 soft AC
Bliss Comms.
+Recent changes from the M-Street database:
WJZX flipped from classical in April
WLDB flipped from smooth jazz as WJZI in June
12+ AQH Shares, Mon-Sun, 6 am to midnight.
May not be quoted or reproduced without prior written
permission from Arbitron. Copyright 2007.
Formats of stations listed reflect the analysis and
groupings of M Street Corp. and may differ from the
station’s opinions or interpretations.
INSIDE RADIO STOCKS
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Nasdaq 2500.64 down 60.61 S&P 500 1432.36 down 34.43
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2.70 down 0.10
Saga
7.03 down 0.39
Salem
10.39 down 0.20
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EMPLOYMENT
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES - PHILLY
GREAT CAREERS IN RADIO SALES WITH B-101
FOR SENIOR ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES.
Do you have a passion for sales and have 3 - 5 years radio experience?
The Bee has a great career waiting for you. Flourish at the most
successful radio station in Philadelphia with all the opportunities and
resources you could ask for.
Mail resume to: G. Dreon, B-101, 10 Presidential Blvd.
Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004; fax to: 610-664-3500 or
e-mail: [email protected]. EOE
GENERAL MANAGER - CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO
Max Media is looking for its next great General Manager. If you
are ready to succeed and are passionate about radio, then we are
ready for you! The right person will have impressive leadership
skills. This position requires you to work in over achieving market
revenue share goals, increase billing, and building a phenomenal
sales team. Max Media is an equal opportunity employer. If you
would like to join our increasingly fast growing company please send
resume to: [email protected] or send fax to: Amanda
Wentz at 757-671-1212. NO PHONE CALLS ACCEPTED!
GENERAL SALES MANAGER - RICHMOND, VA
Main Line Broadcasting, a privately held growth oriented group
operator, seeks an experienced GSM for our top-rated adult hits
station 98.9 Liberty WWLB – FM. Candidates should have an
excellent track record of maximizing agency, direct and NTR
revenues. This position offers unlimited earnings and career
growth potential. Rush resume/letter to:
[email protected]. EOE
GENERAL SALES MANAGER - INDIANAPOLIS
Clear Channel is looking for a sales leader at our heritage station
WFBQ. A rare opportunity to lead a great staff at the flagship
station of The Bob & Tom Show. Have you had success in leading
a team of professionals with a proven ability to recruit and train
sellers? Our new manager must have the ability to develop a sales
plan and strategy to achieve budgets, out-perform the market, have
the technical ability to manage inventory utilizing the best yield
management system in the industry and understand the unique
advantages and opportunities in selling one of the highest rated
morning shows in America. EOE.
If you’re qualified for one of the
best sales management jobs
in Clear Channel, please send your
resume & cover letter to:
[email protected]
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Program Director
WSNY - Columbus, OH
Saga’s Legendary WSNY,
Columbus is looking for a great
programmer that has a balance
of left and right brain –
science and art. Is that you?
Experienced AC Programmer
needed to lead one of America’s
great AC stations. Apply to:
Steven Goldstein,
Executive Vice President,
Saga Communications.
E-mail package to:
[email protected]
Equal Opportunity Employer
STATION MANAGER
Radio Disney has an immediate
opening for Station Manager in
Cleveland, OH. Ideal candidate
will demonstrate a proven ability
to maximize resources, possess
exceptional leadership and
communication skills, have a solid
sales background, and the ability
to creatively achieve and surpass
all financial expectations. Come
represent the #1 brand in family
entertainment on local radio.
Sales management
experience preferred. EOE.
Please submit your resume to:
[email protected]
DOS - SALEM MEDIA - NYC
Salem Media of New York
is looking for a DOS with a
successful track record. Work
out of our New Jersey Office.
We offer a competitive salary,
incentives, great benefits and
positive work environment.
EOE. Email resume’s to:
[email protected].
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