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Orlando. In 2010, WHIM changed its call letters to WBZW. Known as "1520 The Biz" and later simply as "1520 WBZW, Your Hometown Station", the station aired a

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Knoxville. WBZW went on the air in August 1984 as a station with a satellite-fed adult standards format. Founding owner Dick Huckaba sold WBZW in 1986 to

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included WQIO and WMVO in Mount Vernon, Ohio, WWBK in Fredericktown, Ohio, WBZW in Loudonville, Ohio, and WNCO and WNCO-FM in Ashland, Ohio. Over the next

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played current hits. On November 27, 2007, WTZN switched its call sign to WBZW-FM to reflect its new format. B94's former call sign, WBZZ, had been taken

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Investor's Edge is featured in multiple markets including Orlando, Florida on WBZW, and Phoenix, Arizona on KFNN scattered with audio samples (a sample from

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WTZN in Pittsburgh — flipped back to a previous top 40 format known as B94, WBZW. Hosts Scott Paulsen, John Steigerwald and Dennis Miller moved to KDKA. Became

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(Orlando, FL), WBVD (Melbourne, FL), WHYI (Miami, FL), WPOW (Miami, FL), WBZW (Pittsburgh, PA), WKST (Pittsburgh, PA), WAKS (Independence, OH), WNCI (Columbus

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market by Arbitron there was speculation KDKA and its three sister stations, WBZW-FM (93.7, now KDKA-FM), WDSY-FM (107.9) and WZPT (100.7 FM, now WBZZ) would