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By Michael Malone

Rochester not the upstate NY norm

While much of upstate New York is viewed as a decaying manufacturing base with too many young people moving out of the market, general managers in Rochester insist that the No. 80 DMA is different. It's the No. 72 revenue market, according to BIA Financial, its population is essentially flat, and it relies on technology and education for its economic well-being.

"It's a wonderful midsize market with a large-town feel," says Nexstar Executive VP/Co-COO Tim Busch, who oversees WROC. "It's completely different from Buffalo, Syracuse and the more traditional blue-collar markets."

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