Английская Википедия:24/7 Comedy

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24/7 Comedy was a 24-hour live, commercial-free radio format produced by iHeartMedia's Premiere Networks in the United States and by Bell Media in Canada. It showcased the stand-up comedy routines of established and emerging comedians in a rapid-fire presentation style and was programmed by an array of comedians and comedy experts. The network targeted a 18-54 demographic range. It remains available through the iHeartRadio app in a more automated form, and in Canada through IHeart's Bell Media-managed presences.

It was first conceived in April 2008 by Bill Bungeroth, who had his partner George Gimarc design the format. 24/7 Comedy's debut on air was September 27, 2010 in Riverside, California, on KFNY,[1] and a few weeks later digitally on iHeartRadio on October 22, 2010. Bungeroth's company was purchased by what was then Clear Channel in July 2012.

Short and fast-paced comedic bits are broadcast all day and night, averaging two to four minutes, like music formats. A different comedian would appear weekly as a guest host, often with on the road stories about their routines and featuring their favorite fellow comedians.

Clear Channel started phasing out the format from its stations in early 2014, with it discontinuing over-the-air on August 3, 2014.[2] Non-iHeart-owned stations then transitioned to another network known as "Today's Comedy," which launched concurrently with 24/7 Comedy's closure.

Astral Media introduced the network on its AM stations in Hamilton and London, Ontario in 2012Шаблон:EmdashIt is a rarity among Canadian radio networks in that the programming originates almost entirely from outside Canada — the longstanding Canadian content requirements do not apply to spoken-word programming (however, the stations still provide local inserts, and also air the locally produced Humble & Fred as a late night program).[3]

Former Affiliate(s)

United States

Callsign Frequency Location
WACT 1420 Tuscaloosa, Alabama
KBSZ 1260 Phoenix, Arizona
KIKO 97.3 Phoenix, Arizona
KBFP 800 Bakersfield, California
KFNY 1440 Riverside, California
KKLF 1700 Richardson, Texas
K276FK 103.1 Denver, Colorado
K277AG 103.3 Beaumont, Texas
WHAL 1460 Columbus, Georgia
KXQZ 1270 Twin Falls, Idaho
WLRO 1210 Baton Rouge, Louisiana
WTGM 960 Salisbury, Maryland
WFNL 570 Raleigh, North Carolina
KEBC 1560 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
KTHH 990 Albany, Oregon

Notes:

¹ Indicates a Daytimer radio station.

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Canada

Callsign Frequency Location
CFVP² 6030 Calgary, Alberta
CHAM 820 Hamilton, Ontario
CKMX 1060 Calgary, Alberta
CKST 1040 Vancouver, British Columbia
CFRW 1290 Winnipeg, Manitoba

Notes:

² Indicates a shortwave station, repeating CKMX Calgary.

References

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External links

Шаблон:Clear Channel Communications Шаблон:Bell Media

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  1. ↑ 24/7 Comedy Radio Debuts On KFNY-A/Riverside, CA - All Access Music Group
  2. ↑ Today's Comedy To Continue For Terrestrial After 24/7 Comedy Goes Digital-Only. AllAccess. Retrieved July 4, 2014.
  3. ↑ "Humble and Fred land new radio gig at Newstalk 1010". Toronto Star, January 11, 2013.
  4. ↑ Шаблон:Cite web
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