Anyone?

Yes, however the question is:
What are they worth in value, today, in this business climate and market?
“Cool-Aid” aside.

And what do you think WTCM FM/AM is worth at sale with its limited and cheaper ad revenue like all others that are currently operating?
The market, as a whole?

Um, Facebook marketing delivers significantly more response for event based activities than radio. If I sell a service or product: A) Who cares if response is local? B) With 2 Billion users, am I concerned about 3 - 5 million boycotting users? Traffic isn't going away C) Facebook is more than just ...

Is there truth in that these stations have been quietly placed “on the block”?

If so, this would be H*** and a Major Change in the the radio landscape in Northern Michigan for years to come.

No RADIO mentioned here, at all.
Sad really.

Credit to Sean Ross’s “Ross On Radio” 4/28/20: Going forward, broadcasters need an industry code of ethics — no more predatory pricing and no more FM translators broadcasting your competitor’s format commercial-free for the sole purpose of hurting another radio station would be my first two items. Y...

Credit to Sean Ross’s “Ross On Radio” 4/28/20: Going forward, broadcasters need an industry code of ethics — no more predatory pricing and no more FM translators broadcasting your competitor’s format commercial-free for the sole purpose of hurting another radio station would be my first two items. Y...

https://www.uofmhealth.org/covid-19-update
Scroll down to see the current map.
It is in Charlevoix County.

https://www.fox2detroit.com/news/michig ... -now-at-45

NMCSpeaks

TC Talks wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 08, 2020 7:38 pm

The FCC could care less about FM unless there is a complaint. If 10 of us filed a petition to his license renewals, then it would get fun to watch.

Do you know how stupid you sound?
The FCC does care about FM.

TC Talks wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 02, 2020 12:10 pm

Probably not worth the money when WSRT is selling for $215k

https://radioink.com/2020/03/03/the-dec ... ome-radio/

Probably not worth the money when WSRT is selling for $215k Midwestern is selling the WCCW-AM transmitter site to pay the Promissory Note off to Langer for their purchase of WKLT which, since cash is precious for the firm, had to be purchased with the Seller holding the paper and allow the financin...

Correction. $100,000.00 Seller Financing instead of $150,000.00.

The REAL news here is that Ross Biederman and Midwestern Broadcasting could not come up with a full one-third ($150,000.00) of the PURCHASE PRICE AND REQUIRED SELLER FINANCING TO BUY WKLT. Look for yourself. I also heard that their “Radio Centre Building” mortgage with TC State Bank has been in arre...