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WEAF[]
1922–1927[]
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1927–1945[]
In 1927, WEAF became NBC Red Network's primary affiliation, with sister station WJZ being affiliated with NBC Blue Network.
1945–1946[]
WNBC (first era)[]
1946–1951[]
1951–1954[]
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WRCA[]
1954–1960[]
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WNBC (second era)[]
1960–1965[]
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1965–1972[]
1972–1974[]
1974–1976[]
1976–1978[]
1978–1979[]
Print version
1979–1985[]
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1985–1986[]
1986–1987[]
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1987–1988[]
Gray text variant 
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WFAN[]
1988–present[]
1988–2012[]
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20th Anniversary (2007)
25th Anniversary (2012)
In 1988, WFAN moved from 1050 kHz (which currently holds WEPN) to 660 kHz, at WNBC's spot. This effectively ended its entire 66-year run as a radio station.
2012–present[]
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30th Anniversary (2017)
In 2012, with the launch of WFAN's FM station, its radio frequency, "101.9" was added next to the AM callsign (which was also shortened to make room).
