Talk:WRKZ

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The lead sentence creates an impression that stations are licensed to specific programming formats. The FCC specifically has said clearly that the programming format of a radio station has nothing to do with their administrative rulings on license applications - a station saying that it will serve the public interest better because it is going to play "x" programming is not a consideration and the FCC does not track what a licensee's programming format is. The only time programming comes into play are restrictions for non-profit stations in the sub 92MHz FM band... (ie no commercials)StreamingRadioGuide 17:59, 28 September 2007 (UTC)