When WFRV wanted to move its transmitter to Glenmore, it had to address short-spacing issues from WMAQ-TV in Chicago; every channel allocation in the Green Bay and Wausau markets in the analog age was shared by a Chicago television station.
This was because every channel allocation in the Green Bay and Wausau markets in the analog age were shared by a Chicago television station. When WFRV wanted to move its transmitter to Glenmore, it had to address short-spacing issues from WMAQ-TV in Chicago.
When WFRV wanted to move its transmitter to Glenmore, it had to address short-spacing issues from WMAQ-TV in Chicago. This was because every channel allocation in the Green Bay and Wausau markets in the analog age were shared by a Chicago television station.
When WFRV wanted to move its transmitter to Glenmore, it had to address short-spacing issues from WMAQ-TV in Chicago. This was because every channel allocation in the Green Bay and Wausau markets in the analog age were shared by a Chicago television station.