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WFLY |
WYJB |
WAJZ |
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WEBK |
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WENU-FM
WENU-AM WMML-AM WFFG-FM WNYQ-(LMA) |
Located in Albany, NY, Pamal owns an attractive portfolio of radio stations in primarily medium-sized markets in the eastern US. James Morrell founded Pamal's predecessor, Albany Broadcasting, in 1986 to acquire the company's flagship station, WFLY-FM, in Albany. Pamal was formed as a sister company in 1996 to acquire additional stations, and the two entities completed a tax-free merger in December 1999. Pamal has grown from a single station in Albany to a group owner with stations in six markets. The following is the Arbitron market rating for each of the markets Pamal is in. |
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Westchester Albany Gainesville/Ocala Pensacola Newburgh/Middletown Poughkeepsie Rutland/Manchester |
#59 #61 #86 #124 #142 #159 Unrated |
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| Pamal has grown to 27 stations covering upstate eastern New York, central Vermont, the Florida Panhandle and central Florida. Pamal has assembled attractive clusters with diverse programming in each of its markets from Hit Radio to Country to Smooth Jazz and Urban Contemporary. In each market, Pamal has either consolidated into one modern facility, or is in the process of consolidating operations. Each operation use the latest state-of-the-art digital broadcasting equipment to maximize signal strengths and quality of each stations sound. Pamal's market share is very competitive in each market. Pamal is rated #1 in Pensacola, Rutland, Westchester, and Poughkeepsie in both ratings and revenue. Currently, Pamal is listed in the Top 30 broadcasting companies in America according to BIA. Pamal is a member of the NAB, RAB, NYSBA, VBA, FAB, NYMRAD, and various local chambers. |
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