Cocola Broadcasting

“In the early 1980’s”, says Cocola, “I saw low-power television as the wave of the future. As network television began to lose its dominance to other mediums, I realized broadcasting to a specific audience was the way to go, and low-power television was the vehicle.” That’s how Cocola’s first low power station came to fruition.

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“In the early 1980’s”, says Cocola, “I saw low-power television as the wave of the future. As network television began to lose its dominance to other mediums, I realized broadcasting to a specific audience was the way to go, and low-power television was the vehicle.” That’s how Cocola’s first low power station came to fruition.

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