Upon resolving the dispute, LWT suffered poor rating figures as the station's idea of peak viewing included a Stravinsky musical drama, an avant-garde drama from Jean-Luc Godard, a tribute to Jacques Brel and ' Georgia Brown Sings Kurt Weill '.

Its navigation system, made up of the Delta semi-automatic computer to depict the station's orbit and the Kaskad system to control its orientation, was based on that used on Salyut 4, as was its power system, which consisted of a trio of steerable solar panels together producing a peak of 4 kilowatts of power over 51 m².

Many industry commentators consider the station's output in the 1980s represented Capital Radio at its broadcasting peak.

It would not be possible for the 12-car peak services to call at Herne Hill in any event as the station's platforms are too short and it would not be viable to use selective door operation as the carriages not on the platforms would foul the junctions.

During the station's peak in the 1980s the same programmes could often be heard on anything up to forty frequencies on the ( heavily overcrowded ) shortwave bands although the station never published its complete or accurate time / frequency schedule.

A sizable amount of the station's ridership comes from across the Connecticut state line given the quicker trips, shorter headways, and ( outside peak hours ) lack of a mid-trip transfer to Grand Central as opposed to taking the Danbury Branch of the New Haven Line.

At WRKO, he worked the early evening ( 6-9 p. m .) shift during the station's peak in popularity.

Located in Flushing Meadows – Corona Park, Queens, on Roosevelt Avenue between 114th and 126th Streets, this station's peak use occurs during Mets games at Citi Field ( Shea Stadium from 1964 till 2008 ), located on the north side of the station, and during events at the USTA National Tennis Center, on the south side.

Held every summer from 1990 through 2006 by radio station WHFS, and annually since 2010 in commemoration of the now-defunct station's legacy, the HFStival was at its peak the largest yearly music festival on the East Coast.

The station's transmitter is on the south peak of Mount Uncanoonuc in Goffstown, New Hampshire.

Quinn is best remembered in the Pittsburgh area as the nighttime screamer on KQV radio in the 1960s, during the station's peak as a Top 40 power.

In Britain ( where cable television, although already having a notable number of subscribers, had not yet developed as much as in Central and Northern Europe ), market research gave it a 13 % audience share in cable homes, surpassing both BBC2 and Channel 4 in those homes, with its children's programming ( the station's then most successful field ) increasing to a share of 22. 4 % ( similar to the programmes seen on both Children's BBC and Children's ITV ) ( although in more recent years Sky1's popularity has fallen and the current viewing shares are below 1 %).

), and a station's popularity depended upon how well its DJs knew music and how they applied that knowledge on the air.

As programme director, he worked under the station's controller, Norman Collins, to establish the popularity of the fledgling channel, with one of the major events covered during this time being the 1948 Summer Olympics, broadcast live by the BBC from Wembley Stadium in London.

In addition, the FCC said that a station's popularity does not reflect acceptance of the broadcast material by the local community ; " Whether particular material is actionably indecent does not turn on whether the station that broadcast it the program happens to be popular in its particular market.

" Within a few years, the station's ratings began to erode as the edgier fare waned in popularity and as those who enjoyed the more " classic " alternative sound turned elsewhere.

The station's popularity grew and it became one of the most requested duty station for sailors and officers in Naval Aviation throughout the Navy.

As a result of the station's long-held popularity, it is still carried on cable systems in Dunn, Southern Pines, Fayetteville, Jacksonville, Lumberton, and Raeford even though their respective markets have their own NBC affiliates.

Despite popularity with listeners, the station's capital was running out, and the costs to operate far exceeded any income from subscriptions, fund raising, or from Internet advertising.

Scripps used the station's popularity as leverage for Detroit's cable providers to air the Scripps-owned HGTV cable network.

Since the relaunch of the station, the station's popularity has been reflected in ratings, advertiser support, and press coverage.

Moving to more issue-oriented talk, the station's popularity surged, with some of the most prominent talk-program hosts in the country such as Gene Burns, Jerry Williams, Ted O ' Brien and Paul Parent.

With the advent of privately owned, purely commercial television in Italy, the station's popularity eventually began to diminish.

Part of the station's popularity stemmed from the " Breakfast Boys ", Dave Sposito and Ken Hopkins, who, in their morning show, almost exclusively discussed pop culture items.

Because of the station's popularity the DJs spent a lot of time doing remote broadcasts at car dealerships and stores.

The Voice of Peace was generally tolerated by the Israeli Government, as Abie Nathan was a beloved personality in the country ; however officials at the IBA were alarmed at the station's popularity in its first years on the air, and quickly set about devising a state-run pop service, Reshet Gimel, in May 1976.

By 1975, as the Philly Sound laid the musical groundwork for disco, the station too began to integrate more disco into the station's playlist to go along with its rising popularity.

Greg Roskowski was an announcer of Radio Ceylon during the height of the station's popularity in the 1950s in South Asia.

The station's format was authorized by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission ( CRTC ) as dance music, and quickly gained popularity among younger audiences in the market.

The most public manifestation of the station's morale issues issues came in 1992, when DJ Dani Elwell resigned from the station by reading her résumé live over the air.

When the piece came to a climactic end, the illuminated logo signs and lights on the set were gradually turned off, fading to the Southern Television Colour Production slide ( being shown for the final time ), which dissolved into the station's logo, spinning away into an animated starry sky.

The station's genesis came out of another station.

The video came to be a quite popular on MTV, eventually landing a spot on the station's hit animated series Beavis & Butthead.

Their break came when a radio station in Seattle, Washington, The X KXRX, played " Three Little Pigs " as a joke, but instead the station's phones lit up and it became a local hit.

The station's call-sign came from the name of its operating company, the Akron Broadcasting Co. Pty Ltd ( a subsidiary of the Akron Tyre Co, a company still existing under the name of the Brighton Tyre Co. Pty Ltd .).

Between 1846 and 1964 a railway station provided ready access for visitors to the resort, whose facilities came to include a large open air heated swimming pool ( where the actor Sean Connery had once worked as a life guard ) which made use of the power station's spare heat.

The station's Freeview carriage came as a consequence of the closure of stable-mate 3C by the station's then-owners, and resulted in UK-wide coverage.

Issues came to a head during October 2011 when High Court Enforcement Officers acting for multiple creditors removed the station's broadcasting equipment forcing scratch studios to be quickly assembled to get back on-air.

Working as a radio announcer at Triple J, Warhurst came to the attention of the station's audience through short bi-weekly segments for Merrick and Rosso's Drive program in 2000.

The error came about at the time of the station's construction, when rail managers took the spelling of Meols from the Southport suburb of Meols Cop and used it for new signage.

Talk shows came to take up a substantial part of the station's schedule, particularly during midday periods when many of the station's hit music listeners might normally be in school.

The " change " came complete with on-air kayfabe-style complaining from the station's staff.

Segal's arrival was critical to the station's early development since he came in from Los Angeles and San Francisco, where he had been mentored by the legendary west coast DJ Tom Donahue, who was credited with starting the very first underground rock FM station at KMPX the year before.

The incident came after Chris Carroll, who was USC's Director of Student Media at the time, levied several allegations against the station, such as the station's license being " flagged " by the FCC for revocation because of the airing of a song by the band Pansy Division, as well as several secondary violations.

As of 2005, more than two-thirds of the station's funding came from its listeners in the form of donations.

The calls came from the Drolich brothers, the radio station's original owners.

The Mexican government also agreed to this arrangement but later, the station's Top40 demise halted the STL connection and all programming came out of the local Mexican studios after that.

In 1988, the decades-long licensing saga of KHJ-TV officially came to an end: Under an FCC-supervised deal, the station's license was granted to the company that had raised the original challenge to RKO General, Fidelity, which then transferred it to the Walt Disney Company.

Eventually, the two entities finally came to a paid compensation agreement on October 29 and WLUK's analog signal was restored on the same day with WLUK-DT being placed on digital channel 712 ( currently 1012 ) shortly thereafter giving the station's digital signal full cable and satellite carriage on par with the other big three network affiliates.

Although WBIR radio's sign off was " We are the Best In Radio ," and later used the motto " We Believe in Rock ", both of which spelled out WBIR, the TV station's call letters actually came from the first three letters of Jay Birdwell's last name.

KJLF became an affiliate of The WB when the WB network came on the air in 1995, and changed its call letters to KKWB ( to reflect the station's nework affiliation ) in 1998.