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WCOT-AM 950
Orlando
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Original Call Letters: WLOF |
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Originally Licensed: Oct 26, 1940 |
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Original City of License: Orlando |
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Original Frequency: 950 |
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Origin of Call Letters: |
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Original Power: 1,200 watts |
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Original Location: |
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Original Format: Adult Standards |
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| Owner(s): |
1940-Hazelwood Broadcasting |
| 1949-Hazelwood, Inc. | |
| 1952-Mid-Florida Radio Corp. | |
| 1964-Clarke Broadcasting, Corp. ($525,000) | |
| 1972-Home Security Broadcasting Company ($2.5 Million) | |
| 1977-Rounsaville of Cincinnati, Inc. | |
| 1982-Nationwide Communications (Purchase price for WLOF and WBJW-FM 105.1 $6.5 million) | |
| 1983-New City Communications | |
| 1991-ABC, Inc. ($5 Million) | |
| 1997-Cox Broadcasting | |
| 1998-Thomas Harvey Moffit, Sr. | |
| 1998-TM2, Inc | |
| 2006-Salem Communications |
History Of Call Letters and Formats: |
WLOF-1940-Block Programming On 1230 kHz |
| WLOF-1972-Top 40 | |
| WCOT-1982-Adult Standards "We Cater Orlando's Taste" 1 | |
| WBJW-1984-Simulcast of WBJW FM 105.1 | |
| WOMX-1989-Simulcast of WOMX FM 105.1 | |
| WZKD-1994-Children "Radio AAHS" 3 | |
| WTLN-1998-Religion (simulcast of WTLN-FM) |
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Click the photos for a full sized view
Late Night Reception-Gerald Lostutter sends along a short film produced by himself and Jeff Steele. Ken Thorne provided the music.
What's the radio tie-in you ask? The exterior shots were filmed at the WCOT studios and tower also "appeared" in the film. Click here view the video.
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