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The Wall Street Journal This Morning adds KMBZ-AM Kansas City and KMJ-AM Fresno

NEW YORK (June 18, 2008) — The Wall Street Journal This Morning with Gordon Deal adds News Radio 980 KMBZ-AM in Kansas City and KMJ580-AM in Fresno as the show’s  newest affiliates.

            “Working with industry leaders such as KMBZ and KMJ reinforces our position as the number one source of reliable news that impacts listeners lives and wallets, in a show that entertains with information,” said Nancy Abramson, executive director of The Wall Street Journal Radio Network. Skip Essick, director of operations at KMJ added, “We get down to business early on the West Coast, and WSJ This Morning provides the KMJ listeners with relevant, topical news and information to start the day.”

The Wall Street Journal This Morning offers an informative first look at the day’s top business news stories, previewing The Wall Street Journal’s take on money, the markets, travel, technology, media, marketing, careers, e-commerce, and more.   Stations running The Wall Street Journal This Morning include WLS-AM Chicago; WPGB-FM Pittsburgh; KGIL-AM Los Angeles; KSTP-AM Minneapolis; KFTK-FM St Louis; KNEW-AM San Francisco; KFBK-AM Sacramento; WCBM-AM Baltimore; WOAI-AM San Antonio; KTRH-AM Houston; KOGO-AM San Diego; WGST-AM Atlanta; WTMJ-AM Milwaukee and WWL AM/FM New Orleans.

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