Now after half a year of building worry and sweat WWAC was pumping out our programming product 7 days a week from 8:AM to Midnight (I was surprised that our Chairman hadn’t asked Whadabout 24 hours a day? All our competition runs round the clock. Thankfully he was satisfied with actually getting us on the air - for now!) And now it was my turn to find out if my program schedule would “sell” to sponsors and viewers too. The following is the highlight reel of the building of the most watched station in our ADI. (Area of Demographic Influence which was determined by the ratings companies and ours was Philadelphia to Cape May. And our major competition was a local Wildwood stations that we really didn’t worry about because it was closed to a cable company’s local access channel when it came to programs. However, Philly had three big independent UHF stations which were to be our market penetration benchmarks - they had been on th...
From the days of black and white live broadcasts to the digital age - a look back at the evolution of broadcast television from "behind the lens" - that led to a second career in the world of big business and new destinations. Copyright © Calvin Iszard 2022 All Rights Reserved