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authorization with the randomly assigned call letters of KQW was issued in
Herrold's name. This license specified operation on the common "entertainment" wavelength of 360 meters (833 kHz), so KQW initially broadcast only during the hours assigned to it under a time-sharing agreement made with the other local broadcasting stations.
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On this corner stood the Garden City Bank
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In 1945, stations WWJ and KDKA held competing 25th anniversary celebrations, both claiming to be the oldest "commercial radio station". Later that same year, KQW prepared and broadcast "The Story of KQW". The program made the claim that KCBS is the oldest radio station, predating by eleven years both
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joint branding of "All News 106.9 and AM 740, KCBS". KFRC-FM did not change its call letters because the KCBS-FM call sign was already in use by a CBS owned station in Los
Angeles on 93.1 FM. Additionally, CBS wanted to keep another Bay Area station from trading on the KFRC calls' legacy in the area.
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In 2009, KCBS celebrated its 100th birthday, with a yearlong series of events throughout the Bay Area. Included was the public dedication of a plaque commemorating the "Centennial
Celebration of the World's First Broadcasting Station". This plaque is located outside the lobby at 50 Fairmont Plaza in
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transmitting frequencies into three classification: Local, Regional, and Clear
Channel. KQW's assignment, 1010 kHz, which it had been using since the previous year, was designated a regional frequency. By 1940, KQW had increased its daytime power to the maximum permitted for regional stations,
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January 1, 1909, Herrold opened the Herrold College of Wireless and Engineering, located in the Garden City Bank Building at 50 West San Fernando Street in San Jose. In order to promote the college, as well as provide practical experience for his students, a radio transmitter (then commonly known
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in San Jose to the
Fairmont Tower at 50 West San Fernando Street. This was, coincidentally, the location of Charles Herrold's original broadcasts. CBS management was unaware of the San Fernando Street address' history when the move was planned. However, once informed that this was the birthplace of
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columnist Phil Matier, and others. KCBS will often feature live interviews with call-in guest experts (who occasionally also appear in the studio with the anchors) to briefly discuss a specific story, topic or subject; the edited comments are replayed as part of featured news stories throughout the
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Classifying stations according to when they first received a broadcasting authorization under the provisions of the
December 1, 1921, regulations, KQW was tied for 6th in the state of California and 16th in the United States. It is the eighth oldest surviving radio station in the United States and
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its full schedule over co-owned KFRC-FM (106.9) and that station's HD1 digital sub-channel. (KFRC-FM's previous "classic hits" format was moved to 106.9 HD2.) The stations' microphone flag now displays "740" on two sides of the cube, and "106.9" on the other two. In 2011 the stations adopted the
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broadcasts made by radio. More contentious is whether KCBS can be considered the oldest radio station in continuous service, due to the fact that, following the end of World War I, Herrold did not resume regular broadcasting until May 1921. (Other candidates for oldest U.S. radio station include
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and eventually becoming a news anchor under the all-news format, serving until his retirement in 1995), Bob Price, a longtime business anchor and editor for KCBS who worked for over 20 years at the radio station, anchored from the
Pacific Stock Exchange until his retirement on November 5, 2009.
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using the same technical perimeters) as the frequency's Class I-A primary station. KQW was classified as a Class II secondary station. However, the great distance between the two stations meant that, with the use of a directional antenna, KQW could apply for permission to increase its power to
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Although there are reports that
Herrold was making experimental audio transmissions as early as 1909, the best evidence is that it wasn't until July 1912 when he began making regularly scheduled broadcasts. These weekly programs are generally accepted as being the first regular entertainment
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Effective December 1, 1921, the Department of Commerce issued a regulation that stations making broadcasts intended for the general public now had to hold a Limited Commercial license specifying operation on a wavelength of 360 or 485 meters, and, on December 9, 1921, a broadcasting station
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During the war impressive strides had been made in vacuum-tube transmitter and receiver design, and Herrold's arc-transmitters were no longer commercially competitive. In 1920 a number of radio stations in the San Francisco Bay area, employing vacuum-tube transmitters, began making regular
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WWJ and KDKA. This broadcast included a brief recorded statement by Herrold, made just before his 70th birthday. All three of these stations, WWJ, KDKA and KCBS, eventually came under the common ownership of CBS Radio and remain sister stations under the ownership of Audacy.
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Operation of KQW was financed by the sale of radio equipment by the Herrold Radio Laboratory, but by 1925 the costs had grown. The station was transferred to the First Baptist Church of San Jose, with Herrold kept on as program director. In 1926, station manager
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Herrold was among the first to develop a radio transmitter that could also be used for audio transmissions. After limited success with an approach that used "high-frequency" sparks, he later began using a version of an "arc-transmitter" originally developed by
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bought CBS, bringing the Bay Area's oldest radio station under common ownership with its oldest television station, KPIX-TV Channel 5, which Westinghouse had purchased from Associated Broadcasters in 1954. In May 2006, KCBS and KPIX-TV moved their
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One of the conditions of Herrold's sale of KQW in 1925 was that the new owners include, in the sign-on announcement, the following: "This is KQW, pioneer broadcasting station of the world, founded by Dr. Charles D. Herrold in San Jose in 1909".
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Radio communication was initially unregulated in the United States, and at first Herrold used a variety of self-assigned identifiers for his station, including FN and SJN, plus, for audio transmissions, "San Jose calling". The
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around the clock. The station's live stream was also available through TuneIn and most streaming audio apps until August 1, 2018, when it was pulled from all streaming media sources except the Radio.com mobile app (now
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1959 advertisement for KCBS promoting the station's 50th anniversary and claiming the title of "the first radio broadcasting station in the world". Pictured are Charles D. Herrold and his assistant Ray Newby,
630:) where it is now available exclusively; in October 2019, it was one of the test stations for the app's new "Radio.com Rewind" feature, where the last 24 hours of KCBS programming can be accessed on-demand.
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began streaming its programming online the previous December). Local commercials which are heard on the radio signal are replaced on the internet stream for nationally and regionally sponsored ads, a few
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1383:, December 1915, page 2. The "6" in 6XF's call sign indicated that the station was located in the 6th Radio Inspection district, while the "X" specified that the station held an Experimental License.
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1000:, the former primary EBS station, failed to activate the Emergency Broadcast System due to major technical malfunctions caused by the engineering department at KNBR during and the aftermath of the
860:(FRC) was created to take over the regulation of U.S. radio stations, and it began a series of frequency shifts to coordinate station assignments. Effective November 11, 1928, the FRC divided the
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frequency. Even with this restriction, KCBS's nighttime signal reaches a large slice of the Western United States with a good radio. This includes almost all of California, as far south as
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East Coast feed live on weekdays, allowing listeners to hear the program's top stories two hours before the newscast airs on KPIX-TV. The station hosts special segments each weekday with
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in cooperation with the California Pioneers of Santa Clara County and Mountain Charlie Chapter No. 1850, E Clampus Vitus, on April 3, 1984. The inscription on the marker reads:
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CBS exercised its option to buy KQW in 1949, changing the station's call letters to KCBS. In 1951, KCBS signed on for the first time from the four-tower 50,000-watt facility at
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A commemorative plaque designating 50 Fairmont Plaza, San Jose, California as the site of the "World's First Broadcasting Station" was established on January 14, 1983, as
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in 1992 in order to find a station that would devote more airtime to discuss Stanford sports than KCBS could with its all-news format. From 1980 to 1986, KCBS broadcast
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established the licensing of stations through the U.S. Commerce Department, and in late 1915 Herrold was issued an Experimental Station License with the
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San Jose, where Herrold's original broadcasts took place. During the year, KCBS adopted the slogan "The World's First Broadcasting Station".
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games. Upon converting to its all-news format in 1968, KCBS stopped broadcasting Stanford sports, whose broadcasts moved to rival
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bought KQW's license and facilities, eventually buying the station itself in 1930. From 1937 to 1941, KQW served as the San Jose
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called the situation "revoked" as the decision was made to move its primary EBS status to KCBS after the major fail on KNBR.
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digital sub-channel, and began identifying as "KCBS and KCBS-HD". On October 27, 2008, the station began
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football. However, KCBS carried most San Jose State games on tape delay in the
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KQW Radio, San Jose "The Story Of KQW" Saturday, November 10, 1945
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1916:"Entercom Receives FCC Approval for Merger with CBS Radio"
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typeface; variants of this logo have been used since 2005.
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5,000 watts. In March 1941, under the provisions of the
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940:. In 1971, KCBS moved its studios to the 32nd floor of
1770:, vol. 74, no. 57, San Jose State University
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In addition to over-the-air broadcasts, KCBS audio is
562:. In good conditions it is also heard as far north as
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stations licensed to Audacy, Inc. (formerly Entercom)
2059:"CHL No. 952 Broadcasting Station Site - Santa Clara"
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KCBS formerly shared its Battery Street studios with
1711:"SJS, KHTT close to deal for live football coverage"
1556:"The History of KQW and KCBS San Jose/San Francisco"
896:
1905:
by Lance Venta, February 2, 2017 (radioinsight.com)
1879:"CBS and Entercom Are Merging Their Radio Stations"
1845:
913:that had originally been intended for KSFO. KCBS's
833:in Oakland, was licensed as KLS on March 10, 1922.
1367:"FN" was the inverted initials of "National Fone".
821:tied for 2nd oldest in California, one day behind
546:KCBS operates with a transmitter output of 50,000
1969:{Retrieved 04 February 2023 from InsideRadio.com}
1553:
1326:by Gordon Greb and Mike Adams, 2003, pages 82-84.
1150:, which began regular broadcasts in August 1920;
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2199:This region also includes the following cities:
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1294:channel 22 on incorrectly configured receivers:
1708:
1324:Charles Herrold, Inventor of Radio Broadcasting
1853:"CBS Sets Radio Division Merger With Entercom"
1735:
1629:, vol. 116, no. 15, October 14, 1949
1174:, which began operating on November 2, 1920.)
867:North American Regional Broadcasting Agreement
157:(Audacy License, LLC, as Debtor-in-Possession)
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2134:by John F. Schneider, 1996 (bayarearadio.org)
1967:WCBS and KCBS Calls Will Stay Put at Entercom
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1606:"Business editor Bob Price retires from KCBS"
6040:All-news radio stations in the United States
6035:Radio stations in the San Francisco Bay Area
2106:Facility details for Facility ID 9637 (KCBS)
1393:Wireless Communications in the United States
1290:Mariners have also reported hearing KCBS on
1248:"Site of World's First Broadcasting Station"
2032:by Joseph E. Baudino and John M. Kittross,
1980:"Entercom Rebrands, Changes Name to Audacy"
1789:"San Francisco 49ers Football On The Radio"
1764:"Less means more in football radio contest"
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1298:(forum thread), June 25, 2010 (sailnet.com)
1272:"HD Radio Guide: San Francisco, California"
724:KCBS is considered to be among the world's
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1738:"Walsh's revelation: Football on the Farm"
431:Site of World's First Broadcasting Station
25:Radio station in San Francisco, California
1649:"Farm loses 'voice'; Klein goes to 49ers"
1437:"Radio Telephone Development in the West"
1336:"Will Give Concert by Wireless Telephone"
1119:
720:1912. Herrold is standing in the doorway.
3524:Mass media in the San Francisco Bay Area
1791:. Bay Area Radio Museum. August 13, 2014
1736:Chandrasekaran, Rajiv (August 6, 1992).
1695:
1308:"The Golden Anniversary of Broadcasting"
1296:"Getting AM radio stations on VHF Radio"
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6012:pursuant to a time brokerage agreement.
1612:, November 5, 2009 (sfppc.blogspot.com)
1453:"Radio School Sends Jazz Music via Air"
1352:"Musical Concert by Wireless Telephone"
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2046:"The Story Of KQW" (November 10, 1945)
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1527:"Your Radio Stations Have New Homes",
1020:KCBS logo from the late 1990s to 2005.
1012:Common ownership with KPIX (1995–2017)
920:In 1968, KCBS became one of the first
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1943:"Entercom Completes CBS Radio Merger"
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1554:John F. Schneider (August 12, 2014).
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3517:List of radio stations in California
2011:magazine, April 6, 1959, pages 22-23
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5997:** = Audacy operates pursuant to a
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6045:Radio stations established in 1921
2128:(covering 1927-1980 as KQW / KCBS)
1941:Venta, Lance (November 17, 2017).
1903:"CBS Radio to Merge with Entercom"
1709:Antonucci, Mike (March 18, 1987).
1678:"University signs with KCBS-Radio"
1395:by Thorn L. Mayes, 1989, page 206.
1221:"Facility Technical Data for KCBS"
1190:952. The plaque was placed by the
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570:. At night, the station employs a
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1229:Federal Communications Commission
1026:Westinghouse Electric Corporation
1006:Federal Communications Commission
897:The beginning of KCBS (1949–1995)
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2005:"KCBS: 50 Years of Broadcasting"
1647:Haft, Chris (January 16, 1981),
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3605:radio stations in the state of
2112:Licensing and Management System
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88:All News 106.9 and AM 740 KCBS
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2742:by frequency & subchannel
1592:(formerly KTSL and KNXT) and
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6030:Clear-channel radio stations
4199:radio stations in California
1676:Lis, John (March 13, 1985),
1199:audience on a regular basis.
1062:, station promos, promos of
1060:public service announcements
966:Stanford University football
586:station on the 740 kHz
7:
6055:Audacy, Inc. radio stations
3492:Monterey-Salinas-Santa Cruz
2083:KCBS Centennial Celebration
1475:, January 3, 1922, page 10.
1469:"Amendments to Regulations"
1024:In late November 1995, the
1002:1989 Loma Prieta earthquake
847:Don Lee Broadcasting System
825:in Stockton, and tied with
364:Public license information
10:
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6003:Martz Communications Group
4419:Greenville, South Carolina
2126:FCC History Cards for KCBS
1443:, February 1922, page 702.
1427:, October 1, 1920, page 5.
994:Emergency Broadcast System
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205:December 9, 1921
17:
5999:local marketing agreement
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2132:"The History of KQW/KCBS"
2020:Greb and Adams, page 129.
1579:, April 11, 1949, page 3.
1531:, March 29, 1941, page 7.
1358:, July 23, 1912, page 19.
1342:, July 21, 1912, page 27.
1277:January 19, 2018, at the
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3562:station with notability.
1610:San Francisco Press Club
1411:, April 1, 1921, page 4.
1078:University of California
858:Federal Radio Commission
651:CBS News Weekend Roundup
5907:Infinity Sports Network
4667:Lancaster, Pennsylvania
2036:, Winter 1977, page 71.
2034:Journal of Broadcasting
1529:San Francisco Chronicle
1518:, May 31, 1927, page 5.
1457:San Jose Mercury Herald
1421:"Special Land Stations"
1405:"Special Land Stations"
1377:"Special Land Stations"
1340:San Jose Mercury Herald
1312:Journal of Broadcasting
1083:In 2007, KCBS added an
742:Journal of Broadcasting
696:San Francisco Chronicle
642:reports, including the
537:HD1 digital sub-channel
297:Transmitter coordinates
5980:List of radio stations
5918:New York Yankees Radio
3553:Clear-channel stations
3444:San Francisco Bay Area
3442:Radio stations in the
2122:'s AM station database
1596:by more than 30 years.
1516:Radio Service Bulletin
1473:Radio Service Bulletin
1459:, May 3, 1921, page 4.
1425:Radio Service Bulletin
1409:Radio Service Bulletin
1381:Radio Service Bulletin
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1192:California State Parks
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1120:Pioneer station status
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950:Pacific Stock Exchange
942:One Embarcadero Center
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699:remainder of the day.
645:CBS World News Roundup
541:Emergency Alert System
319:38.13972°N 122.52917°W
127:Compass Media Networks
60:San Francisco Bay Area
5913:Sabres Hockey Network
4299:Riverside, California
1725:– via NewsBank.
1715:San Jose Mercury News
1684:, Stanford University
1560:Bay Area Radio Museum
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1051:Infinity Broadcasting
1040:
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715:
527:. Its programming is
244:Technical information
4429:Phenix City, Alabama
4361:Minneapolis–St. Paul
3507:Yuba City-Marysville
3468:Other nearby regions
1984:www.businesswire.com
1108:in Los Angeles, and
726:first radio stations
690:technology analysts
648:on weekdays and the
598:. On rare occasions
558:and south as far as
535:plus that station's
324:38.13972; -122.52917
4646:Fort Wayne, Indiana
4331:(Fort Worth–Dallas)
1310:by Gordon R. Greb,
990:San Francisco 49ers
750:wireless telegraphy
572:directional antenna
523:site is located in
315: /
250:Licensing authority
30:
5932:Digital properties
4628:(Washington, D.C.)
4137:adult contemporary
2704:NOAA Weather Radio
2174:Radio stations in
2140:(bayarearadio.org)
1922:. November 9, 2017
1859:. February 2, 2017
1742:The Stanford Daily
1682:The Stanford Daily
1653:The Stanford Daily
1627:The Stanford Daily
1135:
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885:radio network was
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708:Experimental years
694:and Brian Cooley,
531:on co-owned 106.9
514:television station
511:owned-and-operated
457:Reference no.
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1810:Cox, Jim (2013).
1768:The Spartan Daily
1575:(advertisement),
1439:by Harry Lubcke,
922:all-news stations
843:network affiliate
770:Radio Act of 1912
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1096:Sale to Entercom
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762:Valdemar Poulsen
683:CBS Evening News
674:KCBS Cover Story
452:January 14, 1983
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946:Dave McElhatton
938:Pacific Theater
915:city of licence
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812:KQW (1921–1949)
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734:Charles Herrold
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4142:classic hits
4039:Santa Maria
3894:Paso Robles
3829:Los Angeles
3699:Bakersfield
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4572:Los Angeles
4481:New Orleans
4443:Springfield
4084:Susanville
4054:Santa Rosa
4029:Santa Cruz
3914:Sacramento
3819:Loma Linda
3534:TV stations
3400:(shortwave)
2637:Translators
2068:October 14,
1888:February 2,
1863:February 2,
1257:October 14,
1031:news bureau
982:1986 season
794:World War I
788:World War I
782:vacuum-tube
778:wavelengths
692:Larry Magid
668:drive times
634:Programming
592:Los Angeles
568:Santa Maria
521:transmitter
491:located in
392:Listen live
372:Public file
336:Repeater(s)
322: /
310:122°31′45″W
262:Facility ID
93:Programming
6024:Categories
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4457:Dry Branch
4319:Fort Worth
3969:San Diego
3809:Lancaster
3759:Coachella
3734:Blue Lake
3647:Riverside
3607:California
3539:Newspapers
3497:Sacramento
3459:Santa Rosa
2188:California
2182:, and the
1441:Radio News
1208:References
1172:Pittsburgh
754:Morse code
657:60 Minutes
621:with live
449:Designated
417:/kcbsradio
209:1921-12-09
5975:CBS Radio
5944:Cadence13
5923:Channel Q
4501:Baltimore
4389:Cleveland
4379:Charlotte
4357:Shoreview
4311:–Seattle)
4172:religious
4157:news/talk
3884:Palmdale
3603:News/Talk
2890:call sign
2707:frequency
2216:San Mateo
2211:Palo Alto
2180:Peninsula
1990:April 25,
1818:McFarland
1144:8MK / WWJ
774:call sign
606:, and in
596:San Diego
552:Red Bluff
529:simulcast
501:CBS Radio
307:38°8′23″N
230:Call sign
141:Ownership
67:Frequency
5968:See also
5949:Eventful
5029:stations
5027:FM radio
4729:stations
4727:AM radio
4371:WRFX-HD2
4353:KQQL-HD2
4241:All-news
4133:See also
4104:Ventura
3949:Salinas
3904:Redding
3859:Modesto
3724:Barstow
3637:Oakland
3615:All-News
3513:See also
3502:Stockton
3454:San Jose
2201:Berkeley
2184:East Bay
1920:Entercom
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1774:July 28,
1747:July 28,
1721:July 21,
1688:July 28,
1659:July 28,
1633:July 28,
1275:Archived
1168:8ZZ/KDKA
1160:9ZAF/KLZ
1102:Entercom
1085:HD Radio
1069:StarDate
730:San Jose
688:CBS News
678:In Depth
483:all-news
481:) is an
85:Branding
5959:Play.it
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5864:WXYT-FM
5829:WWDE-FM
5814:WVEI-FM
5794:WTVR-FM
5784:WTIC-FM
5779:WTDY-FM
5769:WSPA-FM
5759:WSKY-FM
5749:WRXR-FM
5702:WPXY-FM
5687:WPHI-FM
5682:WPGC-FM
5672:WOMX-FM
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5642:WNEW-FM
5632:WMYX-FM
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5607:WMFS-FM
5602:WMAS-FM
5582:WLMZ-FM
5537:WKRK-FM
5507:WJFK-FM
5497:WINS-FM
5492:WILK-FM
5472:WFUN-FM
5467:WFBC-FM
5462:WFAN-FM
5452:WEEI-FM
5442:WDSY-FM
5431:WDCH-FM
5426:WDAF-FM
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5416:WCFS-FM
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5381:WBEE-FM
5371:WBBM-FM
5346:KYCH-FM
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5251:KRLD-FM
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5226:KOOL-FM
5216:KNSS-FM
5181:KMBZ-FM
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5156:KKMJ-FM
5126:KILT-FM
5106:KGMZ-FM
5101:KFTK-FM
5091:KFRC-FM
5086:KFNZ-FM
5076:KEZK-FM
5071:KEYN-FM
5066:KDKA-FM
5056:KCBS-FM
5041:KALV-FM
4663:WNUZ-LP
4636:Detroit
4626:WTOP-FM
4610:Chicago
4606:WCFS-FM
4592:WPHI-FM
4554:KFRC-FM
4531:Augusta
4471:Norfolk
4409:Detroit
4399:Atlanta
4375:Belmont
4339:Oakland
4276:Seattle
4272:KNWN-FM
4262:WINS-FM
4152:country
4147:college
4064:Sonora
3943:KGIG-LP
3939:Salida
3923:KFBK-FM
3849:Merced
3769:Fresno
3753:KPAY-FM
3738:KINS-FM
3718:KNZR-FM
3689:Auburn
3666:KFRC-FM
3560:Part 15
3487:Modesto
3404:KQWA-LP
3371:Defunct
3347:KXSF-LP
3312:KSFP-LP
3270:KQED-FM
3265:KQEB-LP
3260:KQEA-LP
3240:KPEA-LP
3191:KNBR-FM
3122:KJTZ-LP
3090:KHMV-LP
3080:KGPC-LP
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