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The Future is now at Clear Channel Cincinnati

Published Sunday, August 01, 2004

After spending 15 years high atop Frog's Mountain, Clear Channel has successfully moved its four AM and two FM stations plus five radio networks out of Mount Adams in Cincinnati. This quaint hilltop suburb filled with Victorian houses, gaslights and narrow, hilly streets hosted the old Clear Channel studios in three cramped floors in an office building that had long since been outgrown. This summer the rock jocks, talk show hosts, production crew and salespeople stepped into their shiny new high-tech facility in the nearby suburb of Kenwood, and at the end of July, two more stations located ...

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