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WTJV-AM 1490
Deland
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Original Call Letters: WDLF |
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Originally Licensed: Sep. 10, 1948 |
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Original City of License: Deland |
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Original Frequency: 1490 |
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Original Power: 1,000 watts |
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Original Location: |
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Original Format: Mexican Regional |
Network Affiliation(s): |
Mutual Broadcasting System |
| Associated Press | |
| NBC | |
| ABC | |
| Florida Radio Network |
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Owner(s): |
1948-Deland Broadcasting Company |
| 1951-Stetson University | |
| 1959-WJBS, Inc. | |
| 1960-WJBS, Inc. (New Ownership) | |
| 1962-Radio Deland, Inc. | |
| 1967-Cosmopolitan Communicators Group | |
| 1970-WETO, Inc. | |
| 1984-Stetson University ($425,000) | |
| 1987-Great Lakes Broadcasting Co. ($325,000) | |
| 1991-Green Broadcast Group ($175,000) | |
| 2000-Black Crow Broadcasting | |
| 2005-J &V Communications ($370,000) |
History Of Formats and Call Letters: |
WDLF-1948-Full Service/Block Programming |
| WJBS-1949-Full Service/Block Programming | |
| WJBS-1959-Adult Standards | |
| WETO-1970-Comtemporary MOR | |
| WETO-1978-Top 40 | |
| WXVQ-1980-Adult Standards | |
| WXVQ-1984-Top 40 | |
| WXVQ-1987-Oldies | |
| WXVQ-1991-News/Talk | |
| WNDA-2001-News/Talk-simulcast of WNDB-AM 1150, Daytona Beach | |
| WTJV-2005-Mexican Regional | |
| WTJV-2009-Licensed but Silent see Tower Collapse | |
| WTJV-2010-Mexican Regional returns to the air |
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John Torrado-2005-General Manager-J &V Communications |
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Frank Vaught-2005-Operations Manager-J &V Communications |
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