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NYC’s the Pulse Flatlines
Perhaps it was too good to be true. The overcrowded FM dial of the New York City metroplex offered no easy opportunity to bring a new cutting edge dance music station to the radio. But an opportunity was found at … finish reading NYC’s the Pulse Flatlines
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Tagged 87.7fm, bankruptcy, channel 6, commercial radio, dance music, Island Broadcasting, lptv, Mega Media Group, the pulse, wnyz
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The Pulse’s Backdoor into FM Not Paved with Gold
It takes a lot of listener donations to take on $3.5 million of debt and liabilities. That’s how far in the hole the owner of New York City’s 87.7 FM The Pulse found itself when the company, Mega Media Group, … finish reading The Pulse’s Backdoor into FM Not Paved with Gold
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Tagged 87.7, bankruptcy, channel 6, commercial radio, lptv, Mega Media Group, the pulse, wnyz
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Analog TV Is Alive. It’s Radio.
A couple of weeks ago I was scanning the FM band as I made my short commute from my far-north Chicago neighborhood to WNUR in Evanston for a station meeting. At the bottom end of the dial I encountered a … finish reading Analog TV Is Alive. It’s Radio.
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