WSOC

Although WSOC shares its callsign with the city’s ABC affiliate WSOC-TV (Channel 9), the TV station is owned by Atlanta -based Cox Enterprises. The station is owned by New York City -based CBS Radio.

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The station’s studio is located at North Tryon and 23rd Streets, just north of Uptown Charlotte, and is shared with sister station WAXN-TV (channel 64).

WSOC-FM 103.7 is, a Country radio station in Charlotte, North Carolina.

It was Charlotte’s third television station, after WBTV and WAYS-TV, which broadcast on channel 36 from 1954 to 1955.

WSOC-TV (”Channel 9″) is the ABC affiliate in Charlotte, North Carolina.

It is owned by Cox Enterprises.

In 1991, WPEG became Charlotte’s top station and remained in that position, though WSOC was still one of the top country stations in the United States.

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Originally, Channel 9 was a primary NBC affiliate, and shared ABC programs with WBTV.

The radio stations were sold off in the early 1990s; the AM station is now owned by Bible Broadcasting Network, and WSOC-FM by CBS Radio.

WCCB moved to channel 18 in 1966, but it continued to be at a competitive disadvantage because many Charlotte-area homes did not yet have sets with UHF tuning capability.

It was originally owned by the Jones family along with WSOC radio (AM 1240, later on AM 930 and now WYFQ; and FM 103.7).

Sources:
[1] WSOC-FM - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
[2] WSOC 103.7
[3] WSOC-TV: Information from Answers.com
[4] WSOC-TV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
[5] WSOC-FM - Homepage