From Radioinsight:
A change appears on the way to one of Alpha Media’s San Antonio stations
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A change appears on the way to one of Alpha Media’s San Antonio stations
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RadioInsight: Upcoming Change In San Antonio
- Thread starter saradio1
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The headline was a lot more interesting than the details. Yawn.
The RDS on La Ley 95.7 reads Top 40. This happened with Tejano 107.5 prior to flipping to Vibe 107.5. Perhaps this is the station RI is referring to(?).
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RadioInsight admins read this board, so any sharing of premium information will get someone in trouble.
Hopefully someone else reports on it or the change is made so we know what it is.
Hopefully someone else reports on it or the change is made so we know what it is.
What premium information was posted? The link that the information was received from is provided in the post.
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In their domain reports, RadioInsight goes into details on what web domains were registered and by whom. That may provide a clue if you want to pay for their premium content, think it's $5 a month.
My guesses:
Prineville, OR---KRCO-AM flips from Classic Country to Sports
San Antonio---KLEY flips to Wild 95-7
Lafayette---KSMB flips to Bandtango Radio
Prineville, OR---KRCO-AM flips from Classic Country to Sports
San Antonio---KLEY flips to Wild 95-7
Lafayette---KSMB flips to Bandtango Radio
With KTFM? And the WE translator?
Snowball's chance in hell that Cumulus will succeed with an Alternative in Southern Louisiana.
The information they get is public information. Just take a bit to search it out. RI just makes easy doing the leg work for you.
95-7 The Spot has had huge success in Houston. Perhaps SA or Lafayette flips to that style of format?
Alpha has Jack FM already in San Antonio.
Lance was right again.
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Does San Antonio really need another Tejano station? It already has KEDA and KLMO.
RadioInsight's article is here, but at this time fails to mention KLMO.
RadioInsight's article is here, but at this time fails to mention KLMO.
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Victoria, TX now has three Tejano stations you can listen to (terrestrially) in the car:
Magic 95.9
KLUB 106.9
KHHL 103.1
Magic 95.9
KLUB 106.9
KHHL 103.1
Meh, I personally wouldn't consider Jack FM and The Spot in the same category. Jack FM plays ANYTHING (from the 70s to the present), whereas The Spot plays hits mostly from the 80s and 90s. Do both stations fall in the category of "Classic Hits?" Sure. Is there room for both? Absolutely.
I just wish someone would try Alt Rock again. I thought it got an “unfair” shot here back in 2015 through what 2017? They put it on an App, which wasn’t the infamous iHeart radio one. Second, u could barely hear 103.3, especially where I live out in schertz Cibolo area. How are u gonna expect something to do well when most can’t even hear it? And yea, funny how the next format after it flipped. Again, maybe cause it’s on a weak signal? Time will tell how WE or whatever it’s called will do.
It does not even need two.
Both KJXK and KKHH are labeled as Adult Hits, not Classic Hits. The playlist of KKHH leans towards Classic Hits with how little 2000s music they play and the fact that they play nothing from the 2010s, along with the slight pop lean the station had/has that they're recently deviating from at times and the lack of harder rock artists played on Adult Hits/Classic Hits stations like Black Sabbath/Ozzy Osbourne and Led Zeppelin that Classic Hits stations avoid. Their playlist leans this way to serve as Houston's default Classic Hits station since the market doesn't have one. However, with San Antonio having both Adult Hits KJXK and Classic Hits KONO-FM, I don't think the market has room for another Adult Hits or Classic Hits station.
Where are they labeled that way?
The format names used in online ratings summaries are inserted by the individual websites that publish ratings data. Neither the stations nor Nielsen provides format names or descriptors. That is why we see lots of differences between the different sites in the area of format names.
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