-
original "Frog"
station under previous owner Keymarket. The
brand name has been
subsequently licensed by
Keymarket to
dozens of
American radio stations. Owned...
-
format would go away in
January 2000,
after it was sold to
Keymarket Communications.
Keymarket,
which had
owned and
operated "Froggy"
branded country music...
-
changed to WBVR-FM.
Keymarket later became Target Communications,
headed by
Donald Alt, who also
served as a vice
president of the
Keymarket group. In 1990...
- WSPA-FM, made a
local marketing agreement with Augusta, Georgia-based
Keymarket Communications.
Early in 1995, WSPA-FM,
described as "light-rock", was...
- ****uremark Communications. All Greenville,
South Carolina,
stations owned by
Keymarket Broadcasting of
South Carolina until 1998.
Operated by
Sinclair from 1996...
-
recoup the
purchase price, and in the late 1970s
merged the firm into its
Keymarkets business. DEE
Discount Stores Re-branded as Gateway,
later Somerfield...
-
United States. It
served the
Pittsburgh area. The
station was
owned by
Keymarket Licenses, LLC. WASP was one of the
first stations in a last
round of FCC...
- Communications/Music
Complex on the
corner of
Calhoun and
Saint Charles Avenue.
Keymarket Communications of Greenville,
South Carolina,
became the new
owner of...
- The
station was
owned and
operated by
Keymarket Communications and the
broadcast license was held by
Keymarket Licenses, LLC. Due to a
dispute in regard...
- with
Keymarket Communications. The
Federal Communications Commission approved the sale of WGR to
Keymarket within twelve months of the LMA.
Keymarket also...
