Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p WYUL (94.7 FM, "94-7 Hits FM") is a Rhythmic Contemporary music formatted radio station licensed in Chateaugay, New York.Though the station serves nearby communities in New York State (including Malone and Massena) and the Ontario city of Cornwall, it primarily targets the much larger market of Montreal, Quebec, although its primary signal reaches the southwestern parts of the metro while its secondary signal does cover the area. To that end, WYUL's current slogan is "Montreal's 20 in a Row Hit Music Channel" [1]. Its competitors are CKBE (92.5 The Beat), CJFM-FM (Virgin Radio 96), CKMF-FM (NRJ) and CKOI-FM; all of which are Montreal stations. The station was originally a rebroadcast station on top 40 WYSX Ogdensburg, New York until 2002, when the station segued to its own branding and broadcasting.WYUL's sister stations are WVNV 96.5 and WICY, both licensed in Malone. In addition, WYUL increased its effective radiated power to 50,000 watts. WYUL became Montreal's first English-language contemporary hit radio station since 1991, when CHTX (990 Hits) became CKIS (that station is still in operation as CKGM) and CJFM-FM's flip from contemporary hit radio to adult top 40 at that time.Ever since CJFM-FM became Virgin Radio in 2009, WYUL adopted CJFM-FM's secondary former slogan, Montreal's #1 Hit Music Station, but used "Channel" instead.As a U.S.-based station licensed by the Federal Communications Commission, WYUL is exempt from Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission regulations regarding Canadian content and the language of broadcast. Though it primarily broadcasts in English, this allows the station to accept French-language advertising, which is not permitted on Canadian-licensed English-language stations. A side effect of this status is that BBM Canada does not measure WYUL's audience.. }
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- WYUL abstract "WYUL (94.7 FM, "94-7 Hits FM") is a Rhythmic Contemporary music formatted radio station licensed in Chateaugay, New York.Though the station serves nearby communities in New York State (including Malone and Massena) and the Ontario city of Cornwall, it primarily targets the much larger market of Montreal, Quebec, although its primary signal reaches the southwestern parts of the metro while its secondary signal does cover the area. To that end, WYUL's current slogan is "Montreal's 20 in a Row Hit Music Channel" [1]. Its competitors are CKBE (92.5 The Beat), CJFM-FM (Virgin Radio 96), CKMF-FM (NRJ) and CKOI-FM; all of which are Montreal stations. The station was originally a rebroadcast station on top 40 WYSX Ogdensburg, New York until 2002, when the station segued to its own branding and broadcasting.WYUL's sister stations are WVNV 96.5 and WICY, both licensed in Malone. In addition, WYUL increased its effective radiated power to 50,000 watts. WYUL became Montreal's first English-language contemporary hit radio station since 1991, when CHTX (990 Hits) became CKIS (that station is still in operation as CKGM) and CJFM-FM's flip from contemporary hit radio to adult top 40 at that time.Ever since CJFM-FM became Virgin Radio in 2009, WYUL adopted CJFM-FM's secondary former slogan, Montreal's #1 Hit Music Station, but used "Channel" instead.As a U.S.-based station licensed by the Federal Communications Commission, WYUL is exempt from Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission regulations regarding Canadian content and the language of broadcast. Though it primarily broadcasts in English, this allows the station to accept French-language advertising, which is not permitted on Canadian-licensed English-language stations. A side effect of this status is that BBM Canada does not measure WYUL's audience.".