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WBUD may refer to: WBUD-LD, a low-power television station (channel 30, virtual 26) licensed to serve Blairsville, Georgia WOBM (AM), a radio station

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List of television stations in Georgia (U.S. state)

This is a list of broadcast television stations that are licensed in the U.S. state of Georgia. Stations are arranged by media market served and channel

List of television stations in Georgia (U.S. state)

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WFJS

Radio station in Trenton, New Jersey, United States

air on January 20, 1947, as WBUD. It was licensed to Morrisville, Pennsylvania, broadcasting at 1490 kHz. In 1952, WBUD moved to its current frequency

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WKXW

News/talk radio station in Trenton, New Jersey

August 27, 1962. Its original call sign was WBUD-FM, the sister station of WBUD (1260 AM, now WFJS). WBUD-FM had an automated easy listening format. The

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Garth Ancier

American television producer media executive

school sophomore in 1972, working as a reporter for NBC radio affiliates WBUD-AM and WBJH-FM in Trenton, New Jersey. In radio, he created American Focus

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Bob Abernethy

American journalist (1927–2021)

Affairs at Princeton University. His broadcasting career began in 1951, at WBUD radio (now WFJS) in Morrisville, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. After graduating

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Brian Christie

American journalist (died 2021)

including: WOCB Cape Cod, Massachusetts, WSAR Fall River, Massachusetts, WBUD Trenton, WLOF Orlando, and WLAC Nashville. Wealth TV's The Boomer Show [1]

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WOBM (AM)

Radio station in Asbury Park, New Jersey

baseball along with sister station WOBM. Millennium Radio renamed the station WBUD on September 18, 2008, before changing the name back to WADB on June 4, 2009

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Marc Zumoff

American sportscaster (born 1955)

years later. His first broadcasting work, in 1977, was as a radio newsman at WBUD 1260 in Trenton, New Jersey. Other news broadcasting work followed at WTTM

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Channel 26 virtual TV stations in the United States

North Carolina WAGT-CD in Augusta, Georgia WAIQ in Montgomery, Alabama WBUD-LD in Atlanta, Georgia WCEA-LD in Boston, Massachusetts WCIU-TV in Chicago

Channel 26 virtual TV stations in the United States

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WJLK-FM

Radio station in Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States

exchange for allowing The Asbury Park Press to buy two Trenton stations, WBUD (1260 AM) and WKXW-FM (101.5), for $12.1 million. By August 1989, the K-94

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Channel 30 digital TV stations in the United States

Grove, North Carolina, on virtual channel 64, which rebroadcasts WAXN-TV WBUD-LD in Atlanta, Georgia, on virtual channel 26 WBUO-LD in Olean, New York

Channel 30 digital TV stations in the United States

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Channel 30 low-power TV stations in the United States

Georgia WAWW-LD in Rochester, New York WAXN-CG in China Grove, North Carolina WBUD-LD in Atlanta, Georgia WBUO-LD in Olean, New York WCRN-LD in Boston, Massachusetts

Channel 30 low-power TV stations in the United States

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WNWK

Radio station in Newark, Delaware (1964–2012)

Retrieved September 19, 2019. Fybush, Scott (April 2, 2012). "The former WBUD (1260) in Trenton, NEW JERSEY..." NorthEast Radio Watch. Retrieved September

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