IMHO it's the Braves effect. Also there was an "issue" with some of the television coverage the first half of the season. They could have retained some of that audience which left after the Braves season was over.The main thing that sticks out to me in the beauty contest numbers is Weedeater 680 lost more than half of its audience, and 92.9 didn't benefit. Where did they go? Or is this drop-off from the Braves in October?
Ha, so true on the Braves TV coverage.IMHO it's the Braves effect. Also there was an "issue" with some of the television coverage the first half of the season. They could have retained some of that audience which left after the Braves season was over.
Life was simpler when Turner owned the Braves back in the 70's. You just watched channel 17.Ha, so true on the Braves TV coverage.
Funny story ... I have YouTube TV, but they don't have Bally Sports. I contacted Bally directly about subscribing to their Atlanta package. However, their Atlanta package doesn't include the Braves at all. They told me I had to get Xfinity cable to see the Braves, but at that time, the Braves and Xfinity were in a pissing match. So Bally wanted me to subscribe to a service to see the Braves, but the service didn't have the games at the time.
They do have a new PD and I have certainly noticed some tweaking of things I wonder how much that factors into it...IMHO it's the Braves effect. Also there was an "issue" with some of the television coverage the first half of the season. They could have retained some of that audience which left after the Braves season was over.
Gospel. I wish the Braves would start their own channel like YES (Yankees) or NESN (Red Sox).Life was simpler when Turner owned the Braves back in the 70's. You just watched channel 17.
Update: Fan Duel (formerly Bally) is offering a Braves/Hawks package at $19.99 a month. About time.Gospel. I wish the Braves would start their own channel like YES (Yankees) or NESN (Red Sox).
Update: Fan Duel (formerly Bally) is offering a Braves/Hawks package at $19.99 a month. About time.
Looks that way, but it will carry an additional upcharge.I believe Amazon Prime will also be carrying the Braves games in 2025.
What a dreadful station, the audio sounds awful as well.How long before the POWER gets cut off at 105.3
Remember this?Looks that way, but it will carry an additional upcharge.
I'm waiting to see where the games will be cheaper, Amazon or the Fan Duel app.
I miss the old WTCG/WTBS 17. The Three Stooges, Gilligan, The Brady Bunch, Andy Griffith, Archie Bunker, Carol Burnett and Fred Sanford. Bill Tush with the news (kinda). Plus the (abysmal) Braves with Skip, Ernie, and Pete and "The Beastmaster" running after the game at least once a week. And it didn't matter if you wanted a set of Ginsu knives, a Chia Pet, a Mr. Microphone, or Slim Whitman's Greatest Hits, all you had to do was dial 1-800-257-1234.
Sigh.
SUPER bad! LOLRemember this?
I am afraid iHeart will make 105.3 a "hold so nobody else gets it " station. The future of 105.7 is "national buys". 96.1 is supposed to challenge V103 for whole market signal R & B / Rap which could take decades. That really leaves them The Bull. Just what every iHeart local sales person wants: a one station cluster.How long before the POWER gets cut off at 105.3
Would it be more cost-effective to end Power and put WBIN on the 105.3 signal and see what happens? 'Cause ain't nothing happening at 105.3 right now.105.3 is not a "full market" signal. It is similar to 104.1 which covers the southwest and southeast parts of the city which is where the majority of any Urban format's P1's live. I doubt you can find anyone who knows Atlanta neighborhood's racial makeup, who thinks putting CHR on 105.3 was a good thing. It would be like putting BIN on a Fannin County GA signal.
I know some of posters on this board think that big corporate ownership is the only way to save the industry. So I can only guess running a station with no chance any kind of meaningful listenership is going to send revenue to their other signals in the cluster, not the competition.