WTLN-AM 950 Orlando

Original Call Letters: WLOF

Originally Licensed: Oct 26, 1940

Original City of License: Orlando

Original Frequency: 950

Origin of Call Letters:

Original Power: 1,200 watts

Translator: W288BI-FM 105.5, Deltona-2014, W235CJ-FM 94.9 Orlando

Original Location:

Original Format: Religion

Owner(s):	1940-Hazelwood Broadcasting
	1949-Hazelwood, Inc.
	1952-Mid-Florida Radio Corp.
	1964-Clarke Broadcasting, Corp. ($525,000)
	1972-Home Security Broadcasting Company ($2.5 Million)
	1977-Rounsaville of Cincinnati, Inc.
	1982-Nationwide Communications (Purchase price for WLOF and WBJW-FM 105.1 $6.5 million)
	1983-New City Communications
	1991-ABC, Inc. ($5 Million)
	1997-Cox Broadcasting
	1998-Thomas Harvey Moffit, Sr.
	1998-TM2, Inc
	2006-Salem Communications ($10 million with WHIM-AM 1520)
	2017-Caron Broadcasting, Inc. (Subsidiary of Salem Communications Corporation)

History Of Call Letters and Formats:	WLOF-1940-Block Programming On 1230 kHz
	WLOF-1947-Moved to 950 kHz-5,000 Watts
	WCOT-1982-Adult Standards
	WBJW-1984-Simulcast of WBJW FM 105.1
	WOMX-1989-Simulcast of WOMX FM 105.1
	WZKD-1994-Children "Radio AAHS"
	WZKD-1996-Adult Contemporary
	WTLN-1998-Religion Simulcast of WTLN-FM "Life Changing Christian Radio"

Broadcaster to buy WTLN, WHIM
Orlando Sentinel
Oct 22, 2005
Salem Communications Corp. said Friday that it will acquire Orlando-area radio stations 950 AM (WTLN) and 1520 AM (WHIM), from Alton Rainbow Corp. and TM2 Inc., for about $10 million. The transaction, subject to regulatory approvals and other closing conditions, is expected to close in the first quarter of 2006. Last month, Salem announced that it would acquire Orlando station 660 AM (WORL), which will be programmed in a news-talk format. Headquartered in Camarillo, Calif., Salem is a leading broadcaster of Christian and family-themed radio programming.

Names In WTLN History