GM Broadcasting

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GM Broadcasting
Type	Private/Local Ownership
Founded	1997
Headquarters	Binghamton, New York
Key people	Tom Mollen, President & Steven Gilinsky, V.P./G.M.
Industry	radio
Website	www.magic1017fm.com

GM Broadcasting is the ownership of WLTB-FM,an adult contemporary radio station in the Binghamton, New York market.

[edit] History

GM Broadcasting was spun off from the WEBO Radio Inc. radio group after WEBO 1330 am was split from its fm sister station WLTB 101.7.

[edit] Owners

GM Broadcasting is currently owned by Thomas Mollen and Steven Gilinsky, who also serves as the General Manager and Program Director of it’s radio station WLTB-FM

[edit] External links

• Official WLTB Web site

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