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              WCLV TO ENTER CYBERSPACE WITH WCLV ON-LINE

As of august 1st, WCLV (95/5), northern Ohio's 24 hour-a-day classical music
station, will have entered cyberspace with its own on-line ome page on the
World Wide Web.  WCLV listeners and web surfers around the world will be able
to access the station's daily program guide; see what's new at WCLV; read
"Intermezzo", the station's monthly newsletter; as well as gain information on
many of the station's programs, both local and nationally distributed.  For
instance, Karl Haas fans, in addition to perusing his biography, will be able
to see music sheets for specific programs, both past and upcoming and learn
how to order his CDs.

The WCLV Home Page will publish the cue sheets and schedules for the many
programs WCLV produces and distributes to other radio stations so those
stations, as well as listeners around the country, can know in advance what
is contained in each program.  Current programs that will be represented on
line include The City Club Forum, Weekend Radio with Robert Conrad,
Mozartwoche, Live from the Concertebouw, Live from Rotterdam and L'Orchestre
de Paris.  This fall, WCLV will add the cue sheets and schedules for The
Detroit Symphony and The Cincinnati Pops on the Air.

The station anticipates adding audio to the text presentation in the near
future.  This will enable web surfers around the world with the proper software
to listen to selected programs from the station's schedule.  Eventually, when
technology is available, WCLV will be able to broadcast its entire schedule
anywhere in the world via the World Wide Web.  WCLV's address on the World
Wide Web, as of August 1, 1995, will be http://www.wclv.com .

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