Deals
By BIA Financial Networks -- Broadcasting & Cable, 2/25/2007 7:00:00 PM
TVs
WTVX(TV) Fort Pierce, WWHB(CA) Stuart, WTCN(CA)
Palm Beach, Fla.; WLWC(TV) New Bedford, Mass.; KEYE(TV) Austin, Texas; KUTV(TV)
Salt Lake City, KUSG(TV) St. George, Utah
Price: $185 million
BUYER: Cerberus Capital Management LP
(John Snow, chairman)
SELLER: CBS TV (Tom Kane,
president/CEO, TV division)
FACILITIES: WTVX(TV): Ch. 34, 5000
kW, ant. 1490 ft.; WWHB(CA): Ch. 48, 60 kW, ant. 898 ft.; WTCN(CA): Ch. 43, 150
kW, ant. 917 ft.; WLWC(TV): Ch. 28, 5000 kW, ant. 722 ft.; KEYE(TV): Ch. 42,
5000 kW, ant. 1247 ft.; KUTV(TV): Ch. 2, 29.5 kW, ant. 4088 ft.; KUSG(TV): Ch.
12, 10 kW, ant. 141 ft.
AFFILIATION: WTVX(TV): CW; WWHB(CA):
AZT; WTCN(CA): MNT; WLWC(TV): CW; KEYE(TV): CBS; KUTV(TV): CBS; KUSG(TV):
CBS
WJMN(TV) Escanaba, Mich.; WFRV(TV) Green Bay,
Wis.
Price: Undisclosed
BUYER: Liberty Media Corp. (Charles
Tanabe, executive VP)
SELLER: CBS TV (Tom Kane,
president/CEO, TV division)
FACILITIES: WJMN(TV): Ch. 3, 100 kW,
ant. 1191 ft.; WFRV(TV): Ch. 5, 100 kW, ant. 1119 ft.
AFFILIATION: WJMN(TV): CBS; WFRV(TV):
CBS
COMMENT: Liberty Media Corp. will
trade its 7,591,249 shares of CBS Class B common stock for CBS TV Stations'
WFRV(TV), its satellite station WJMN(TV) and approximately $170 million in
cash.
WYTV(TV) and WYTV(DT) Youngstown,
Ohio
Price: Undisclosed
BUYER: Parkin Broadcasting LLC ( Todd
Parkin, CEO)
SELLER: Chelsey Broadcasting LLC
(Paul Goodman, CEO)
FACILITIES: WYTV(TV): Ch. 33, 912 kW,
ant. 581 ft.; WYTV-DT: Ch. 36, 50 kW, ant. 486 ft.
AFFILIATION: WYTV(TV): ABC; WYTV-DT:
MNT
WGZT(LP) Key West, Fla.
Price: $320,000
BUYER: Global Broadcast Network Inc.
(Kenta Rooks, president)
SELLER: Jeanette Towne-Nolte
FACILITIES: Ch. 51, 10 kW
AFFILIATION: Dark
BROKER: David Wagenvoord
WGBI(LP) Farmington, Maine
Price: $15,000
BUYER: Global Broadcast Network Inc.
(Kenta Rooks, president)
SELLER: Mark C. Nolte
FACILITIES: Ch. 21, 15 kW
AFFILIATION: TBN
BROKER: David Wagenvoord
Combos
KBUR(AM) and KGRS(FM) Burlington, KBKB(AM) and
KBKB(FM) Fort Madison, Iowa; KLLP(FM) Chubbuck, KID(AM) and KID(FM) Idaho
Falls, KWIK(AM) and KPKY(FM) Pocatello, KLIX(AM), KLIX(FM) and KEZJ(FM) Twin
Falls, Idaho; WEBC(AM), KKCB(FM) and KLDJ(FM) Duluth and KBMX(FM) Proctor
(Duluth -Superior), Minn.; KISN(FM) Belgrade, KBUL(AM), KBBB(FM), KCTR(FM) and
KKBR(FM) Billings, KMMS(AM), KMMS(FM) and KZMY(FM) Bozeman, KLCY(AM) East
Missoula, KLYQ(AM) and KBAZ(FM) Hamilton, KMHK(FM) Hardin (Billings), KPRK(AM)
and KXLB(FM) Livingston, KGVO(AM) and KYSS(FM) Missoula, KSEN(AM) and KZIN(FM)
Shelby, Mont.; KLTC(AM) Dickinson, N.D.
Price: $45.7 million
BUYER: Blue Point Media LLC
(Christopher Devine, sole member); owns 11 other stations, none in these
markets.
SELLER: Clear Channel, (John Hogan,
CEO, radio)
FACILITIES: KBUR(AM): 1490 kHz, 760
W; KGRS(FM): 107.3 MHz, 100 kW, ant. 430 ft.; KBKB(AM): 1360 kHz, 1 kW day/34 W
night; KBKB(FM): 101.7 MHz, 50 kW, ant. 466 ft.; KLLP(FM) 98.5 MHz, 7 kW, ant.
988 ft.; KID(AM): 590 kHz, 5 kW day/1 kW night; KID(FM): 96.1 MHz, 100 kW, ant.
1503 ft.; KWIK(AM): 1240 kHz, 960 W; KPKY(FM): 94.9 MHz, 100 kW, ant. 1004 ft.;
KLIX(AM): 1310 kHz, 5 kW day/3 kW night; KLIX(FM): 96.5 MHz, 100 kW, ant. 131
ft.; KEZJ(FM); 95.7 MHz, 100 kW, ant. 620 ft.; WEBC(AM): 560 kHz, 5 kW;
KKCB(FM): 105.1 MHz, 100 kW, ant. 791 ft.; KLDJ(FM): 101.7 MHz, 19 kW, ant. 824
ft.; KBMX(FM): 107.7 MHz, 8 kW, ant. 912 ft.; KISN(FM): 96.7 MHz, 19 kW, ant.
814 ft.; KBUL(AM): 970 kHz, 5 kW; KBBB(FM): 103.7 MHz, 100 kW, ant. 479 ft.;
KCTR(FM): 102.9 MHz, 100 kW, ant. 499 ft.; KKBR(FM): 97.1MHz, 28 kW, ant. 400
ft.; KMMS(AM): 1450 kHz, 1 kW; KMMS(FM): 95.1 MHz, 100 kW, ant. 781 ft.;
KZMY(FM): 103.5 MHz, 100 kW, ant. 866 ft.; KLCY(AM): 930 kHz, 5 kW day/1 kW
night; KLYQ(AM): 1240 kHz, 1 kW; KBAZ(FM): 96.3 MHz, 85 kW, ant. 2067 ft.;
KMHK(FM): 95.5 MHz, 100 kW, ant. 984 ft; KPRK(AM): 1340 kHz, 1 kW; KXLB(FM):
100.7 MHz, 100 kW, ant. 814 ft.; KGVO(AM): 1290 kHz, 5 kW; KYSS(FM): 94.9 MHz,
63 kW, ant. 2392 ft.; KSEN(AM): 1150 kHz, 10 kW day/5 kW night; KZIN(FM): 96.7
MHz, 100 kW, ant. 551 ft.; KLTC(AM): 1460 kHz, 5 kW
FORMAT: KBUR(AM): Talk; KGRS(FM): Mix
AC; KBKB(AM): Sports/Talk; KBKB(FM): Country; KLLP(FM): Hot AC; KID(AM):
News/Talk; KID(FM): Country; KWIK(AM): News/Talk; KPKY(FM): Classic Rock;
KLIX(AM): News/Talk; KLIX(FM): Oldies; KEZJ(FM): Country; WEBC(FM): Sports;
KKCB(FM): Country; KLDJ(FM): Oldies; KBMX(FM): Modern AC; KISN(FM): Top 40;
KBUL(AM): News/Talk; KBBB(FM): Hot AC; KCTR(FM): Country; KKBR(FM): Oldies;
KMMS(AM): News/Talk/Sports; KMMS(FM): AAA/Classic Rock; KZMY(FM): AC; KLCY(AM):
Adult Standards; KLYQ(AM): News/Talk; KBAZ(FM): Alternative; KMHK(FM): Classic
Rock; KPRK(AM): Rock/Oldies; KXLB(FM): Country; KGVO(AM): News; KYSS(FM):
Country; KSEN(AM): Oldies; KZIN(FM): Country; KLTC(AM): Oldies
KCUZ(AM) Clifton and KFMM(FM) Thatcher,
Ariz.
Price: $330,000
BUYER: Cochise Broadcasting LLC (Ted
Tucker Sr., managing member); owns three other stations, none in this
market
SELLER: Wick Communications (John M.
Mathew, president/CEO)
FACILITIES: KCUZ(AM): 1490 kHz, 1 kW;
KFMM(FM): 99.1 MHz, 50 kW, ant. 2280 ft.
FORMAT: KCUZ(AM):Country; KFMM(FM):
Country
BROKER: Kalil and Co. Inc.
KALN(AM) and KIKS(FM) Iola (Pittsburg),
Kan.
Price: $270,000
BUYER: Iola Broadcasting Inc. (Mike
Russell, president); owns no other stations
SELLER: Iola Broadcasting Inc. (Mike
Russell, president)
FACILITIES: KALN(AM): 1370 kHz, 500 W
day/58 W night; KIKS(FM): 101.5 MHz, 12 kW, ant. 289 ft.
FORMAT: KALN(AM): Oldies; KIKS(FM):
AC
COMMENT: Thomas E. and Monica K.
Norris are buying the 90% of the stock of Iola Broadcasting Inc. currently
owned by Michael P. and Lovetta R. Russell.
KPGE(AM) and KXAZ(FM) Page (Flagstaff-Prescott),
Ariz.
Price: $98,256
BUYER: Lake Powell Communications
(Dan Brown, president); owns no other stations
SELLER: Lake Powell Communications
(Dan Brown, president)
FACILITIES: KPGE(AM):1340 kHz, 1 kW;
KXAZ(FM): 93.3 MHz, 13 kW, ant. 922 ft.
FORMAT: KPGE(AM): Country; KXAZ(FM):
AC
COMMENT: Willa-Don Holmes' voting
(50% voting power) and equity (40% of equity) interests in Lake Powell
Communications are transferred to John Daniel and Janet E. Brown, who will own
100% of voting and 80% of equity interests in Lake Powell Communications.
FMs
KMSW(FM), KACI(AM) and KACI(FM) The Dalles,
KIHR(AM) and KCGB(FM) Hood River, Ore.
Price: $2.78 million
BUYER: Bicoastal Media LLC (Kenneth
Dennis, president/CEO); owns 32 other stations, none in this market
SELLER: KMSW(FM): MSW Communications
(Mylene Simons Walden, member); KACI(AM), KACI(FM), KIHR(AM) and KCGB(FM):
Columbia Gorge Broadcasters Inc. (Mylene Walden, VP)
FACILITIES: KMSW(FM): 92.7 MHz, 3 kW,
ant. 892 ft.; KIHR(AM): 1340 kHz, 1 kW; KCGB(FM): 105.5 MHz, 1 kW, ant. 787
ft.; KACI(AM): 1300 kHz, 1 kW; KACI(FM): 97.7 MHz, 5 kW, ant. 892 ft.
FORMAT: KMSW(FM): Classic Rock;
KIHR(AM): Country; KCGB(FM): Hot AC; KACI(AM): News/Talk; KACI(FM): Oldies
KTEI(FM) PLACERVILLE, COLO.
Price: $200,000
BUYER: Cedar Cove Broadcasting Inc.
(Victor Michael Jr., president/director); owns one other station, not in this
market
SELLER: Educational Communications of
Colorado Springs Inc. (Ronald Johnson, chairman)
FACILITIES: 90.7 MHz, 250 W, ant.
1,474 ft.
FORMAT: Religion
WHTL(FM) WHITEHALL, WIS.
Price: $200,000
BUYER: WHTL Group LLC (Eugene Halama
Jr., managing member); owns no other stations
SELLER: WHTL Group LLC (Todd
Harrington, managing member)
FACILITIES: 102.3 MHz, 2 kW, ant. 400
ft.
FORMAT: '70s and '80s/Rock
'n' Roll
COMMENT: Halama is buying
Harrington's 50% interest, Willard Kitchen's 30% interest and Marguerite
Jacqmin's 15% interest in WHTL Group LLC, making him 100% owner of the
company.
KTRI(FM) MANSFIELD, MO.
Price: $200,000
BUYER: Thirteen Forty Productions
Inc. (Gary Snadon, president); owns no other stations
SELLER: Galen Gilbert, et al (Galen
Gilbert, president)
FACILITIES: 95.9 MHz, 9 kW, ant. 541
ft.
FORMAT: Jack
BROKER: MBT Enterprises Inc.
KBFZ(FM) KIMBALL, NEB.
Price: $135,000
BUYER: Legacy Communications LLC
(Joseph Vavricek, managing member); owns six other stations, none in this
market
SELLER: Tracy Broadcasting Corp.
(Michael Tracy, president)
FACILITIES: 100.1 MHz, 6 kW, ant. 328
ft.
FORMAT: Oldies
BROKER: Marconi Media Ventures
KFVR(FM) LA JUNTA, COLO.
Price: $125,000
BUYER: Greeley Broadcasting Corp.
(Ricardo Salazar, president); owns one other station, not in this market
SELLER: Superior Broadcasting (Chris
Devine, partner)
FACILITIES: 106.5 MHz, 100 kW, ant.
512 ft.
FORMAT: Rhythmic/CHR
BROKER: Chuck Lontine of Marconi
Media Ventures
NEW (FM)(CP) YUMA, COLO.
Price: $120,000
BUYER: Mountain States Radio Inc.
(Victor Michael, president); owns one other station, not in this market
SELLER: World Radio Link Inc. (Clark
Parrish, secretary)
FACILITIES: 94.5 MHz, 25 kW, ant. 91
ft.
FORMAT: CP–NOA
WKIV(FM) WESTERLY
(PROVIDENCE-WARWICK-PAWTUCKET), R.I.
Price: $100,000
BUYER: Educational Media Foundation
(Richard Jenkins, president); owns 160 other stations, none in this market
SELLER: Southern Rhode Island Public
Radio Broadcasting (Chris Dipaola, owner/president)
FACILITIES: 88.1 MHz, 1 kW, ant. 105
ft.
FORMAT: Christian Contemporary
WJPR(FM) JASPER, IND.
Price: $97,000
BUYER: Larry Hembree; owns two other
stations, neither in this market
SELLER: Good Samaritan Educational
Radio Inc. (Keith Reising, president)
FACILITIES: 91.7 MHz, 3 kW, ant. 276
ft.
FORMAT: Educational
NEW (FM)(CP) GUYMON, OKLA.
Price: $95,000
BUYER: Grace Community Church of
Amarillo (William Gehm, president); owns no other stations
SELLER: Todd Deneui
FACILITIES: 99.5 MHz, 100 kW, ant.
127 ft.
FORMAT: CP–NOA
WJCQ(FM)(CP) JACKSON, WAQQ(FM) ONSTED,
MICH.
Price: $80,000
BUYER: Edgewater Broadcasting (Clark
Parrish, president); owns no other stations
SELLER: Great Lakes Community
Broadcasting Inc. (James McCluskey, president)
FACILITIES: WJCQ(FM): 89.7 MHz, 500
W, ant. 37 ft.; WAQQ(FM): 88.3 MHz, 250 W, ant. 76 ft.
FORMAT: WJCQ(FM): CP–NOA; WAQQ(FM):
Oldies
COMMENT: Price is allocated as
follows: $50,000 for the WJCQ CP, $20,000 for WAQQ and $10,000 for W205BZ.
KDMN(FM) GILLETTE, WYO.
Price: $55,000
BUYER: Educational Media Foundation
(Richard Jenkins, president); owns 170 other stations, none in this market
SELLER: Montana State University
(Marvin Granger, general manager)
FACILITIES: 88.9 MHz, 430 W, ant. 440
ft.
FORMAT: Classical/Jazz/News
WKHN(FM)(CP) HUBBARD LAKE, MICH.
Price: $35,000
BUYER: Edgewater Broadcasting (Clark
Parrish, president); owns no other stations
SELLER: Great Lakes Community
Broadcasting Inc. (James McCluskey, president)
FACILITIES: 88.1 MHz, 1 kW, ant. 112
ft.
FORMAT: CP–NOA
AMs
WLDR(AM) Kingsley (Traverse City-Petoskey),
Mich.
Price: $244,000
BUYER: Stone Communications Inc.
(Richard Stone, president); owns one other station, WJML(AM) Traverse
City-Petoskey
SELLER: Roy E. Henderson
FACILITIES: 1210 kHz, 50 kW
FORMAT: Country
COMMENT: Henderson is exchanging
WLDR(AM) for Stone Communications Inc.'s WWKK(AM) Petoskey, Mich., plus
$100,000 in cash at closing and a $144,000 note.
WWKK(AM) Petoskey (Traverse City-Petoskey),
Mich.
Price: See item above.
BUYER: Roy E. Henderson; owns 22
other stations, including WBNZ(FM), WLDR(FM) and WOUF(FM) Traverse
City-Petoskey
SELLER: Stone Communications Inc.
(Richard Stone, president)
FACILITIES: 750 kHz, 1 kW day/330 W
night
FORMAT: Sports/Talk
WJER(AM) DOVER-NEW PHILADELPHIA,
OHIO
Price: $200,000
BUYER: WJER Radio LLC (Gary
Petricola, managing member); owns no other stations
SELLER: Clear Channel Communications
(John Hogan, CEO, radio)
FACILITIES: 1450 kHz, 1 kW day
FORMAT: AC
KOHI(AM) ST. HELENS, ORE.
PRICE: $195,000
BUYER: Mountain Broadcasting LLC
(Martin Rowe, VP/general manager/managing member); owns no other stations
SELLER: Volcano Broadcasting Co.
(Forrest Smith, partner)
FACILITIES: 1600 kHz, 1 kW day/12 W
night
FORMAT: Country
COMMENT: Purchase price is allocated
as follows: $40,000 for the business trade fixtures, furniture and equipment;
$140,000 for the license; $10,000 for the goodwill; and $5,000 for accounts
receivable. Purchase price also includes $35,000 credit for buyer's costs
incurred in moving the antenna/transmitter site.
KZTD(AM) CABOT (LITTLE ROCK),
ARK.
PRICE: $190,000
BUYER: New World LLC (Arik Lev,
member/president); owns no other stations
SELLER: Searcy Broadcasting Inc. (Ken
Madden, president)
FACILITIES: 1350 kHz, 3 kW day/73 W
night
FORMAT: Mexican
WMSK(AM) MORGANFIELD, KY.
PRICE: $180,000
BUYER: Henson Media Inc. (Ed Henson,
president); owns no other stations
SELLER: Union County Broadcasting Co.
(J.B. Crawley, president)
FACILITIES: 1550 kHz, 150 W day/6 W
night
FORMAT: Country
COMMENT: Purchase price includes
$35,000 for FCC authorizations.
Information provided by:
BIA Financial Networks' Media Access Pro, Chantilly, Va. www.bia.com 703-818-2425
| Station Sales Scorecard | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Source: BIA
Financial Networks *As of 2/20/07 |
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| 2007 YTD* | 2006 | |||
| Number | Value (000) | Number | Value (000) | |
| Television | 24 | $807,050 | 182 | $18,142,686 |
| Radio | 149 | $172,737 | 2,129 | $22,870,412 |
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Please check out "The Manhattan Project of 2009" by Jeff Wilson (available for interviews)
www.themanhattanprojectof2009.com
In 2002, oil was $22 a barrel. Now oil is well over $100 a barrel, and has
spiked to nearly $150. The total cost of this country's oil addiction is well
over one trillion dollars a year. We are sending hundreds of billions of
dollars overseas, making nutcase pertrodictators wealthier by the day, as we make
the dollar weaker and weaker. We are driving off a cliff; something must be
done and done fast.
"I wanted to find out for myself just what our situation really is, and what
our options are," says author Jeff Wilson. "I dug deep to get the facts, I
ran the numbers, and it became clear - - first, that our situation is far more
serious than anyone seems to realize, but second, that there is a way out."
The Manhattan Project of 2009 examines our situation in detail, studies our
options, and crafts a detailed plan to get us off of oil.
Topics covered in this book-
- Are we depleting our oil reserves, and if so, at what rate?
- Who is competing with us for the world's oil supply, and just how serious
is this competition?
- What is the total cost of oil to our society?
- What does the oil situation mean for our nation security?
- What are the different uses for oil, and how much does oil does each one
need?
- What is the realistic potential for the different sources of alternative
energy?
- Wind
- Solar
- Biofuels
- Hydrocarbon synthesis
- Wave energy
- Ocean currents
- "The hydrogen economy"
- What electric cars are on the market now, and what ones will be availble
in the near future?
- What about conservation?
- Will the Cap and Trade legislation that is pending in Congress help?
- Why don't we just increase domestic production?
- What about drilling in ANWR
- Can the Pickens Plan work?
- What would it take to replace oil?
The final outcome of this book is a proposed legislative agenda. One that is
bold, but realistic.
The plan needed to deal with the oil crisis is not for the faint of heart.
But, if devised with skill and executed with determination, it can lead us
into a new world of affordable energy, national security, and a stable
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This is the Manhattan Project of 2009.
www.themanhattanprojectof2009.com
Media Page Link Below
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Thank You,
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