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KSFO 560 AM --> KSFO 560 AM Om KSFO 560 AM 560 KSFO is a Cumulus Media radio station based in San Francisco, California. It broadcasts to the San Francisco Bay Area on the 560 AM frequency and it also provides the opportunity to listen live to its broadcast using its online live streaming service.It has a talk format, offering listeners various talk shows on current affairs, politics and lifestyle throughout its daily schedule. Its line-up features a combination of syndicated programs presented by renowned radio personalities and original programming dedicated to the happening in the San Francisco Bay area. 560 KSFO also provides news reports with the latest local, national, and global news as well as traffic and weather updates.Popular shows and hosts The Michael Savage Show The Armstrong & Getty Show The Rush Limbaugh Show The Sean Hannity Show Lägg till denna radios widget till din webbplats Relaterade Stationer

Say It Ain’t So… KGO Call Gone A set of historic call letters will vanish from the radio dial on New Year’s Day. Come Jan. 1, KGO San Francisco (810) will adopt the KSFO calls long associated with the talk format that last month moved from 560 to 810, replacing the short-lived sports-wagering formatted “810 The Spread.” In turn, KSFO will adopt the new calls KZAC.The KGO calls have been attached to the 50,000-watt 810 frequency in the Bay Area since Jan. 8, 1924. The once legendary AM ruled San Francisco radio for decades.With its 50,000-watt signal and the care and feeding of manager Mickey Luckoff, KGO used to be where the action was on the Bay Area dial. The station was consistently perched atop the ratings for nearly 30 years.“It was a crown jewel in ABC’s portfolio of radio stations,” Chris Berry, Executive VP of News/Talk Programming at iHeartMedia, says in a Facebook post.But that historic streak was over by 2010. By then all-news KCBS had added an FM signal, more listeners were leaving the AM dial and measurement had changed from diaries that favored legacy stations to the more exacting PPM. That was also the year of the high-profile exit of Luckoff, who managed the station for 35 years.“The product had long since been destroyed by inferior operators,” Luckoff laments in a Facebook post about the pending disappearance of the legendary call letters. “The three call letters of course may never be revived. RIP with fabulous memories of great talent and dedicated employees.”KGO was still a five-share station in 2010 but its ratings, stature and billings were slowly disintegrating. It posted a 1.7 share (6+) in Nielsen’s September 2022 survey, when owner Cumulus Media announced it would retire the station’s long running news/talk format.“The KGO story was definitely

T • E American Broadcasting CompanyPart of The Walt Disney CompanyPredecessor companiesAmerican Broadcasting Companies | Capital Cities/ABCUnited States broadcast televisionABC (HD) | ABC News | LocalishOwned Television StationsKABC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) | KFSN-TV (Fresno, CA) | KGO-TV (San Francisco–Oakland–San Jose, CA) | KTRK-TV (Houston, TX) | WABC-TV (New York City, NY) | WLS-TV (Chicago, IL) | WPVI-TV (Philadelphia, PA) | WTVD (Raleigh–Durham–Fayetteville, NC)Radio networksABC Audio | ABC News Now | ABC News Radio V • T • E ABC Radio, Inc.Note: All stations listed by market size -- largest to smallest -- with call letters at the time they were sold.AM Stations New York City: WABC 770 • WQEW 1560 (now WFME) | Los Angeles: KABC 790 | Chicago: WLS 890 • WRDZ 1300 • WPJX 1500 | San Francisco: KSFO 560 • KGO 810 • KMKY 1310 | Dallas-Fort Worth: KMKI 620 (now KTNO) • WBAP 820 | Houston: KMIC 1590 | Washington, DC: WMAL 630 | Atlanta: WDWD 590 | Philadelphia: WWJZ 640 | Boston: WMKI 1260 (now WBIX) | Miami-Fort Lauderdale: WMYM 990 | Detroit: WJR 760 • WFDF1 910 • WXYZ 1270 (now WXYT) | Seattle: KKDZ 1250 | Phoenix: KMIK 1580 (now KHEP) | Minneapolis-St. Paul: KDIZ 1440 (now KYCR) | Denver: KDDZ 1690 (now KDMT) | Tampa-St. Petersburg: WWMI 1380 | St. Louis: WSDZ 1260 | Portland, OR: KDZR 1690 | Charlotte: WGFY 1480 | San Antonio: KRDY 1160 | Pittsburgh: WWCS2 540 • WDDZ 1250 (now WPGP) • KQV 1410 | Sacramento: KIID 1470 | Salt Lake City: KWDZ3 910 | Orlando: WDYZ 990 | Cleveland: WWMK 1260 (now WCCR) | Kansas City, MO: KPHN 1190 (now KDMR) | Milwaukee: WKSH 1640 (now WSJP) | Providence: WDDZ 550 (now WSJW) | Norfolk: WRJR 1010 (now WPMH) • WHKT 1650 | Greensboro: WCOG 1320

Share on the frequency since Holiday 2013 when it was Classic Hits “K-Hits 104.3” WJMK.Dallas/Fort Worth🎄 iHeartMedia AC “Star 102.1” KDGE is off slightly from a 10.3 share in 2023 to a 10.1 this year. Salem Christian AC 94.9 KLTY is down from a 4.6 share in 2023 to a 3.6.Cumulus Sports “The Ticket” 1310 KTCK/96.7 KTCK-FM holds at a 5.7 share, while sister “New Country 96.3” KSCS drops 5.5 to 4.6. Audacy Variety Hits “100.3 Jack-FM” KJKK is steady at a 4.4 share. Public News/Talk 90.1 KERA-FM (4.5 to 4.0) and iHeartMedia CHR “106.1 Kiss-FM” KHKS-FM (4.3 to 4.0) tie for fifth.Univision Regional Mexican “Que Buena 94.1” KLNO slides 4.9 – 4.4 – 3.7. Mediaco Regional Mexican “La Raza 93.7” KNOR rises 1.2 to 1.9. Univision Spanish Rhythmic “Latino Mix 107.9/107.1” KDXX/KESS slides 2.4 – 1.8 – 1.6.iHeart Classic Rock “Lonestar 92.5” KZPS trends down 4.1 – 3.5 – 3.2. First Dallas Media Christian AC 90.9 KCBI-FM rises 2.4 to 2.9. K-Love Inc. Worship “Air 1” 101.7 KYDA ends its record high streak with a 3.5 to 2.7 drop. Hope Media Group Christian AC “Way-FM” 89.7 KAWA gains 1.2 to 1.8.A pair of heritage AMs set new record low shares. Cumulus Media’s 820 WBAP/93.3 WBAP-FM drops from a 1.6 to a 1.1 share. Audacy’s 1080 KRLD is down 1.1 to 0.9.San Francisco🎄 Bonneville AC 96.5 KOIT keeps trending down from a 15.5 in 2022 to 14.1 in 2023 to 11.6 this year.Public News/Talk 88.5 KQED-FM drops 10.1 to 9.5. Audacy News 740 KCBS/106.9 KFRC rises 6.1 to 6.4. Classical 90.3 KDFC drops 6.3 to 5.4. Bonneville CHR “99.7 Now” KMVQ inches up 4.4 to 4.5.iHeartMedia Soft AC “98.1 The Breeze” KISQ slides 4.9 – 4.0 – 3.6. Audacy Hot AC “Alice 97.3” KLLC trends down 3.5 – 3.3 – 2.8.Following the end of the Lamont & Tonelli morning show, Cumulus Classic Rock “107.7 The Bone” falls 3.1 – 2.7 – 2.3. Bonneville Classic Rock “98.5 K-Fox” KUFX drops 1.9 to 1.4.Cumulus’ move of Conservative Talk KSFO from 560 to 810 sees 810 rise 0.7 to 1.1, while 560 is down 1.6 to 0.8.Houston/Galveston🎄 iHeartMedia AC “Sunny 99.1” KODA rises from a 13.7 last year to 14.7, which matches its station record high set in 2022. Hope Media Group Christian AC 89.3 KSBJ places second overall in the market with its 6.3 share slightly down from a 6.5 in 2023.Radio One’s duo of Classic Rock “107.5/106.9 The Eagle” KGLK/KHPT (5.9 to 5.5) and Adult R&B “Majic 102.1” KMJQ (5.8 to 5.5) tie for third. iHeart Rock/Alternative “94.5 The Buzz” KTBZ-FM dips 5.3 to 4.9.Public News/Talk 89.7 KUHF-FM jumps up 3.4 to 4.2. Houston Christian Broadcasters Christian Preaching 105.7 KHCB-FM falls 2.7 – 2.1 – 1.3.Radio One Country “93Q” KKBQ trends down 5.6 – 5.0 – 4.7. Audacy’s “100.3 The Bull” KILT-FM climbs 3.0 to 3.7.MediaCo Regional Mexican “La Raza 98.5/101.7” KTJM/KNTE trends up 2.0 – 2.6 – 3.2.With its flip from Gospel to Regional Mexican “La Ley 92.1” taking place

There’s no such thing as an independent voice anymore in the media. So everyone’s walking around looking over their shoulder, myself included.” Dr. Savage really has only himself to look to when it comes to these changes. He says he does not wish to compare himself to the Peter Finch character in “Network,” then does just that. “I remember when I was on KSFO, I was on like from four to seven p.m., and in the winter it would get dark early, and I would say, ‘If you’re listening to this show flash your lights on and off to let others know you’re listening to Michael Savage.” The freeways lit up. Dr. Savage says he actually likes podcasting more than live radio, although he misses the feedback of a live audience. He got into the business because in New York he talked to people on the streets, but in the Bay Area “they’d stare at you in that dumb Bay Area stare.” So he started his own discussion on the air.Read more at Newsmax