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Old June 20th 06, 06:27 AM posted to rec.radio.broadcasting,rec.radio.shortwave
Geoffrey S. Mendelson
 
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Default Radio call letters: What do they mean?

sd wrote:
and the "LI"s: WLIM, WLIR, WLIX, etc., (Long Island)


WTBS, Tech Broadcasting Station from the mass. instutite of TECHnology,
(MIT) later sold to Turner.

WIBG (I believe in G-D) a relegious radio station in Philly, latter a
Rock and Roll station in the 1960's.

KYW (doesn't mean anything, was K for the U.S. Y for experimental, W for
Westinghouse), I assume at one time they had a KXW, there were four stations.

Geoff.

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