99.7
The Blitz has returned to North American Broadcasting! Following the
True Listener Engagement concept from the Rock Town Hall Meeting,
99.7 The Blitz is now Your Rock Station.
Many new and exciting features are back like Choose it or Lose it,
Local Stuff as well as new stuff like The Metal Shop show. The new
website is www.theblitz.com
Big News For NABCO!
North
American Broadcasting Company, Inc.
would like to welcome Classic Hits 103.9 to our family of radio stations.
Classic Hits 103.9 is based on 70s rock with some 60s and 80s mixed
in. Artists include The Eagles, Bob Seger, Fleetwood Mac, the Rolling
Stones, and Eric Clapton.Our personalities
are upbeat and family friendly. They’re really into the music
they play, and that connects with loyal baby boomers. We totally rock…
just not too hard.With an Adult 25-54 audience that slightly skews
Men 35-54, it’s easy to tell why we’re heard in so many
retail environments. We deliver the money demo!
They say we’re making a comeback.
You know we never went away.
Radio has been an integral part of American life
since 1920. We’re a trusted source of entertainment and information
for virtually every man, woman and child in America. So trusted,
and so integral, that some people have forgotten just how relevant
radio is and how much it means to them.
In an extensive study involving thousands of Americans we discovered
that listeners still rely on radio as an easy way to connect to
a diverse world of entertainment and information everywhere they
go. We’ve also discovered some exciting opportunities for
radio to become even more important to the listening public and
the advertising industry.
A
Little About Us...
North
American Broadcasting Company, Inc. is a locally owned Central
Ohio company established in 1957, delivering three of the most diverse
stations in the market, each targeting a different demographic. WRKZ
(99.7 The Rock), is Mainstream Rock, WTDA (Classic Hits 103.9)
Classic Hits Station!and WMNI (AM920) is Adult Standards,
featuring adult music from the 50's thru the 90's.
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