For economical reasons, when companies own several radio stations in one city or area, they usually consolidate them into one building. This one hold 5 radio stations.
Inside A Radio Station - A Virtual Tour
By Corey Deitz, About.com
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Exterior of a building housing several radio stations
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Some Radio stations are housed in their own buildings. Others, because of financial reasons or geographic considerations, can be found in skyscrapers, strip malls, and other locations.
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