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1990 – WEDR changed slogans from "Starforce 99" to "99 JAMZ", an Urban Contemporary with a notoriously wide variety playlist that ranged from R&B, Soul, and rap to Reggae on the weekends. [ 4 ] April 21, 1990 – The station's signal was increased from 16 kilowatts at 175 feet to 92 kilowatts at 1,014 feet. 99 Jamz becomes a factor in the ...
WEDR – 99 Jamz – Urban contemporary; WHQT – Hot 105 – Urban adult contemporary; WXBN - Miami's BIN 880 - Black-oriented news; WEXY - AM 1520 - Urban contemporary gospel/Brokered programming; WPOW - POWER 96 - Rhythmic Adult Contemporary; WZTU - Tu 94.9 - Spanish Top 40; WRMA - Ritmo 95.7 - Cubatón; WRTO-FM - Mix 98.3 - Spanish tropical ...
The main competitor was soon to be future sister station, WEDR (99 Jamz). The two stations competed for the 18-49 year old African-American demographic until 1992, when WHQT evolved to Urban Adult Contemporary. Around that time, Cox purchased both stations, which led to the end of their competition.
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Rushin then went on to become the general manager of WEDR (99.1 FM). James T had been a DJ on WRBD early in his career. James T had been a DJ on WRBD early in his career. The health talk and motivational programming of WWNN, established as the "Winner's News Network" in 1987, moved from the 980 signal to 1470 AM; 980 became a primarily Haitian ...
WMIB competes with WEDR. WMIB broadcasts with 100,000 watts of effective radiated power and 1,007 feet of height above average terrain from the Guy Gannett broadcasting tower in Miami. Other stations on the tower are WSFS, WHYI-FM, WMXJ, WHQT, WMIA-FM, WFLC, WFEZ, WEDR, and WZTU. WMIB is licensed by the FCC to broadcast in the HD Radio (hybrid ...
Callsign Frequency City of license WDAA: 101.5 FM: Bruce, Mississippi: WDAC: 94.5 FM: Lancaster, Pennsylvania: WDAF-FM: 106.5 FM: Liberty, Missouri: WDAI: 98.5 FM ...
In January 2000, "Jammin' Oldies" came to an end. WENN-FM switched to an urban adult contemporary format with a new name, "V-105.9" (even though there was no "V" in the call letters). The station subsequently tweaked the format, adding more new rap and hip hop in an attempt to make it competitive with 95.7 Jamz, but met with limited success. In ...