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The Greater Cincinnati radio guide link is dead.

Much of the content of this appears to be original research from an "insider", and not of interest to the general public (and possibly company confidential). As long as the listener hears the radio station, do they care what building the equipment is inside? If your answer is "Well, they should care!", then this is likely first person information from someone personally affected by the change using Wikipedia to push a certain point of view about how radio stations should be managed.69.37.68.255 (talk) 08:10, 20 May 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Sources[edit]

The Greater Cincinnati radio guide link is dead.

Much of the content of this appears to be original research from an "insider", and not of interest to the general public (and possibly company confidential). As long as the listener hears the radio station, do they care what building the equipment is inside? If your answer is "Well, they should care!", then this is likely first person information from someone personally affected by the change using Wikipedia to push a certain point of view about how radio stations should be managed.69.37.68.255 (talk) 08:10, 20 May 2011 (UTC)[reply]