Almost all of Cox’s stations are in Dixie – I believe the stations in Stamford and Norwalk (WSTC\/WNLK) may have dropped into Cox’s lap when Buckley Radio wanted to acquire WOR-AM and needed to unload them since they overlap into the New York City market.<\/p>\n
Over the past few months I’ve mentioned my suspicion that Cox Radio is not doing well, along with telling the story of John LaBarca, who was dumped by Cumulus a few years ago with no warning – he wound up at the Cox stations ultimately.<\/p>\n
So Cox is selling the two stations to Sacred Heart College which will convert them to non-commercial news talk (EWTN?)<\/p>\n
This is painful to watch.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Almost all of Cox’s stations are in Dixie – I believe the stations in Stamford and Norwalk (WSTC\/WNLK) may have dropped into Cox’s lap when Buckley Radio wanted to acquire WOR-AM and needed to unload them since they overlap into … Continue reading