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Christmas Music
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I have a feeling that KOIT-96.5 (and many other stations around the country that go all-Christmas) may go as early as November 1st this year, given that Chicago's WLIT-93.9 did so last year and saw an immediate ratings spike.
That might convince other station managers and group executives that "If WLIT saw inflated ratings right away by going all-Christmas on November 1st, we should do so this year as we can charge higher holiday ad rates as soon as November 1st".
Money talks. Bullblank walks.
That might convince other station managers and group executives that "If WLIT saw inflated ratings right away by going all-Christmas on November 1st, we should do so this year as we can charge higher holiday ad rates as soon as November 1st".
Money talks. Bullblank walks.
KOIT's homepage currently doesn't indicate it's on Christmas music mode - but does have an ad for Disneyland with the tagline "The Holidays Begin Here".
A station in Huntington, WV started Christmas music on October 19.
A station in Huntington, WV started Christmas music on October 19.
KBRG Amor should be launching their Spanish-language Christmas music around this coming week. Usually they play 1 song, every 30 minutes. They been doing this for the past 4 years or so.
In the last 3 hours, west coast time on this Sunday night; Gramdma did indeed get run over by reindeer at 5:51pm; The og Little Drummer (Harry Simeone Chorale version) did his thing at 6:33pm; And it was an O Holy Night at 7:08pm - And Baby, it was last cold outside at 6:16am this morning!
For what it's worth, KOIT's last Christmas song of 2023 was "Hey Santa" by Carnie and Wendy Wilson, played around 2am. Then around 2:03 was the "Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites" ident followed by Katy Perry's 2012 hit "Part of Me".
This isn't radio, but on TV, the Hallmark channel, along with numerous other "family friendly" channels, began airing 24/7 Christmas movies around November 1, and only stopped last night at midnight.
The music I can handle (I can tune in or out depending on my mood), but movies too?!
Incidentally, even though it's not in market, I'm pretty sure I heard Grandma Got Run Over on either KYNO or KVMI.
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The music I can handle (I can tune in or out depending on my mood), but movies too?!
Incidentally, even though it's not in market, I'm pretty sure I heard Grandma Got Run Over on either KYNO or KVMI.
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