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WHTK (AM)
WHTK (AM 1280) is a radio station broadcasting a sports format. Licensed to Rochester, New York, USA, the station serves the Rochester area. The station is owned by iHeartMedia, Inc., with studios downtown and a transmitter in Brighton. It features programing from Fox Sports Radio. WHTK carries New York Yankees broadcasts, serves as the radio home of the Rochester Americans, and shares rights to the Rochester Red Wings with WYSL (with WYSL carrying afternoon games and WHTK carrying night games), among other local and national sports. The station's weekday lineup includes Dan Patrick, The Rich Eisen Show, and John DiTullio. On weekends, the station carries a variety of sports programming including the Canandaigua National Bank High School Sports Show (section V athletics), The Pain Clinic (pro wrestling), Kick This! (soccer), What's Going On (current events and issues) and more.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=WHTK Facility Record )〕
==History==
In 2008, the station re-branded itself as "Sportsradio 1280". Prior to the change, WHTK had been known as "Hot Talk 1280". As of 2014, the station is now known as "FOX Sports 1280 Rochester".
Prior to that, the station was first known as WVET, signing on in 1947 under ownership of a group of returning World War II veterans calling themselves Veterans' Broadcasting Company. It operated successfully for many years with a personality full service adult popular music format. It changed callsign from WVET to WROC when Veterans bought WROC-TV from Transcontinent Television Corporation in 1961. Simultaneously an FM sister station, WROC-FM, signed on, first playing classical music and later automated jazz and pop standards. Veterans Broadcasting sold all the WROC stations in the mid-1970s. The AM station continued with its full service format until late in the 1970s, when it tried an all-news format first as WROC and then as WPXN. It would later change calls letters to WPXY and simulcast its FM sister station, by the early 1980s known as WPXY-FM and airing the personality contemporary hit music format which WPXY FM still runs today. Late in the 1980s, after changes in ownership, the AM station would migrate to pop standards and then to mostly syndicated "hot talk", a lineup of talk and sports programming meant to appeal to young adult men—at that time it adopted the WHTK callsign (the "HTK" meant to stand for "hot talk") which it still uses today.
On September 9, 2009, at midnight WROO changed their call letters to WHTK-FM and changed their format from country music, as "Country 107.3" to sports, simulcasting WHTK 1280 AM as "1280 WHTK & FM 107.3" and is known as "Rochester's Sports Talk." 〔(Clear Channel's latest flip to its oft-changing rimshot signal on 107.3 took place at midnight on Sept. 9 ), ''Scott Fybush/North East Radio Watch'', September 14, 2009.〕 The change was made to address nighttime signal limitations of WHTK (AM), which must protect co-channel signals in New York City and the midwestern US by directionalizing after sunset. The FM station filled in signal nulls which limited WHTK's nighttime and early morning reach in southeastern Monroe County, southern Wayne County and Ontario County. The FM simulcast ended on May 5, 2012.
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