Talk:WDZH

Hello, I reverted the edit someone made to this page claiming that the station had changed format to Hot Adult Contemporary. I see no reason why this station should be considered Hot AC. If the editor's contention is the playing of boy bands on the weekends, this is something the station does on a lot of holiday weekends and should have no basis in the determination of whether they are Hot AC or CHR. I agree the station plays more adult-friendly hits than Channel 955 but that does not make them Hot AC, plus they are still reporting as a CHR. Please do not change the article back without providing a link to a RELIABLE PUBLISHED SOURCE, such as a radio trade publication, which stated that the station should now be considered Hot AC. Personal observation is not a reliable published source. Thank you, ChrisInWLChrisInWL (talk) 21:09, 7 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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I'd like to know why someone would change the ERP to 100,000 watts and the HAAT to 564 meters?

Also, they are claiming that WDZH can be heard as far west as Gary, Indiana; certainly not reliably and while WFMT in Chicago is on the air at the same frequency of 98.7 FM.Rudy2alan 21:46, 26 August 2015 (UTC)