G. Host
02-14-2005, 06:55 AM
Partly a history and puff piece on the station, it has a few nuggets of interest.
It also helps that since 1998, 97 Rock has carried the Buffalo Bills games. The station is in talks with the football team about extending its broadcasting deal.
"Our typical listener is watching and listening to the Bills, so we might as well be doing what he's doing," Hager says.
more (Buffalo Business Journal) (http://buffalo.bizjournals.com/buffalo/stories/2005/02/14/story3.html?page=1)
Shortly after a Rich Products Corp. radio division, Rich Communications Corp., acquired the station, the format and the 97 Rock name were brought back. That was in September 1988.
Rich Products did more than just change call letters and the format. They brought back the likes of Russo and Norton.
It also helps that since 1998, 97 Rock has carried the Buffalo Bills games. The station is in talks with the football team about extending its broadcasting deal.
"Our typical listener is watching and listening to the Bills, so we might as well be doing what he's doing," Hager says.
more (Buffalo Business Journal) (http://buffalo.bizjournals.com/buffalo/stories/2005/02/14/story3.html?page=1)
Shortly after a Rich Products Corp. radio division, Rich Communications Corp., acquired the station, the format and the 97 Rock name were brought back. That was in September 1988.
Rich Products did more than just change call letters and the format. They brought back the likes of Russo and Norton.