The network news aired at 7 minutes, as opposed to on the hour. Thanks so much, Mr. Feaster, for these airchecks, and keep them coming! 0:39 for NBC News.
Joseph Rouse they did that for a while. I'm guessing when everyone else was doing news at :55 & :00, they would be playing music. By the time they did news, they had already dragged listeners more than 5 minutes into the quarter hour, so they would get credit for the full quarter with Arbitron.
@@EllisFeaster WHN did a similar thing. They'd do their news at 5 or 10 to the hour, and come out of theirs when WABC was starting theirs. I read that in a book by Ed Salamon that dealt exclusively with WHN during their country years.
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I worked for Lee in El Paso at KLOZ K-102. Knows his stuff!
The network news aired at 7 minutes, as opposed to on the hour. Thanks so much, Mr. Feaster, for these airchecks, and keep them coming! 0:39 for NBC News.
Thank you for posting this !!! great old aircheck !!
88 bucks for a queen size mattress. wow. inflation sucks. seriously this is great stuff. such professional announcers. thanks for posting.
Charles McCord! Nice!
Then, Lee Masters NBC. Now, Jarl Mohn...NPR
At 0:40 I noticed they ran the TOH NBC radio news at 7 after the hour. Was that their standard practice?
Joseph Rouse they did that for a while. I'm guessing when everyone else was doing news at :55 & :00, they would be playing music. By the time they did news, they had already dragged listeners more than 5 minutes into the quarter hour, so they would get credit for the full quarter with Arbitron.
@@EllisFeaster WHN did a similar thing. They'd do their news at 5 or 10 to the hour, and come out of theirs when WABC was starting theirs. I read that in a book by Ed Salamon that dealt exclusively with WHN during their country years.