NextMedia Group

      NextMedia Group is an out-of-home media company headquartered in Greenwood Village, Colorado. NextMedia owns and operates 33 AM and FM stations (NextMedia Radio), 5,700 outdoor advertising display across several regions and markets (NextMedia Outdoor), as well as an interactive division (NextMedia 360).

      The Company failed to offer shares to investors in 2003, and stopped reporting its quarterly financial reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission during the third quarter of 2003, at which time it reported a long term debt obligation of some 300 million dollars; 200 million dollars of long term debt was refinanced in 2006. Co Founder of the Company, Carl Hirsch, left in 2007 to become a founding partner of GoodRadio LLC based in West Palm Beach, FL . NextMedia Group is now owned by several private equity firms.

      NextMedia Group filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on December 21, 2009, which transfers 95% of equity in the company to second-lien holders.[1]

      On May 27, 2010 NextMedia emerged from Chapter 11 Bankrucy protection. [2]

      Radio stations

      Stations are listed by state and market below. Station self-designated titles are denoted in quotations where applicable followed by actual cities of license and format in parentheses followed by frequency and effective radiated power. For AM stations, both daytime and nighttime power are listed.

      California

      San Jose

      Illinois

      Aurora

      • WERV "95.9 The River" (Aurora, Classic Hits) - 95.9 MHz, 3 kW

      Joliet

      • WCCQ (Crest Hill, Country) - 98.3 MHz, 3 kW
      • WJOL (Joliet, News/Talk/Sports) - 1340 kHz, 1/1 kW
      • WSSR "Star 96.7" (Joliet, Adult Contemporary) - 96.7 MHz, 3.5 kW
      • WRXQ (Coal City, Classic Rock) - 100.7 MHz, 2.45 kW

      Waukegan

      • WKRS (ESPN DEPORTES 1220, Waukegan, Spanish Sports/Talk) - 1220 kHz, 1/0.09 kW
      • WXLC (102.3 WXLC Waukegan, Hot AC) - 102.3 MHz, 3 kW

      Michigan

      Saginaw

      North Carolina

      New Bern

      • WANG (Havelock, Standards) - 1330 kHz, 1/ kW

      Jacksonville

      • WQSL (Jacksonville, Urban Adult Contemporary) - 92.3 MHz, 22.5 kW (WQSL and WQZL currently simulcast)
      • WQZL (Belhaven, Urban Adult Contemporary) - 101.1 MHz, 31 kW (WQSL and WQZL currently simulcast)
      • WXQR (Jacksonville, Classic Rock) - 105.5 MHz, 19 kW

      Kinston

      • WRNS (Kinston, Country) - 960 kHz, 5/1 kW (WRNS and WRNS-FM currently simulcast)
      • WRNS-FM (Kinston, Country) - 95.1 MHz, 100 kW (WRNS and WRNS-FM currently simulcast)

      Washington

      • WERO (Washington, Contemporary Hit Radio) - 93.3 MHz, 100 kW

      Ohio

      Canton

      South Carolina

      Myrtle Beach

      • WKZQ-FM (Hanahan, Rock) - 96.1 MHz, 100 kW
      • WMYB (Myrtle Beach, Adult Contemporary) - 92.1 MHz, 94 kW
      • WRNN (Myrtle Beach, Sports) - 1450 kHz, 1/1 kW
      • WRNN-FM (Socastee, News/Talk) - 99.5 MHz, 21.5 kW
      • WYAV (Myrtle Beach, Classic Rock) - 104.1 kHz, 100 kW

      Texas

      Sherman/Denison

      • KMKT (Bells, Country) - 93.1 MHz, 6.8 kW
      • KLAK (Durant, Adult Contemporary) - 97.5 MHz, 27 kW (Construction Permit will move station to Tom Bean, TX and increase power to 32 kW)
      • KMAD-FM (Whitesboro, Classic Rock) - 102.5 MHz, 18 kW

      Wisconsin

      Kenosha

      • WIIL (Kenosha, Mainstream Rock) - 95.1 MHz, 50 kW
      • WLIP (Kenosha, Oldies) - 1050 kHz, 0.25/0.25 kW
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      Websites

      NextMedia owns and operates coupon and deals websites Rocketgrab.com (serving their radio markets) and CouponCrab.com (serving the Myrtle Beach, SC area) created by the interactive arm NextMedia 360.

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      Last modified on 29 May 2013, at 00:33