Re: Nash FM Twitter fakes
im confused, although a link to the https://twitter.com/nashfm947 is on the nash fm site now
im confused, although a link to the https://twitter.com/nashfm947 is on the nash fm site now
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thataveragejoe said:
We're both right. https://twitter.com/947nashfm was linked on their website earlier and was taken down, along with the Facebook link. They do have two feeds. Not sure why they switched.
https://twitter.com/nashfm947 is being linked from the nash fm home page now
On a serious note, which is something in the back of my mind.
I remember back in 1996, when WKTU launched on 103.5, a woman who was very upset that country music left the dial. She had started her own campaign and everyone met at a country music club in New Hyde Park. I actually went to that club, not as a dance music fan gloating (I was 29 at that time so I still had a bit of that youthful "cockiness"), but to at least show some support that country music would come back on the dial, but perhaps on a suburban station.
I spoke at the meeting and while the country fans were visibly upset, they also knew that perhaps what I had said would come to fruition. And in a few months later it did, when a country format did briefly appear on 94.3 there.
I'm wondering what that woman is feeling, now that this station launched which (not counting the WYNY 107.1 trimulcast) is the first time in 16 years that New York City proper has a country station.
Okay....now HIRE RAY ROSSI!!!
I remember back in 1996, when WKTU launched on 103.5, a woman who was very upset that country music left the dial. She had started her own campaign and everyone met at a country music club in New Hyde Park. I actually went to that club, not as a dance music fan gloating (I was 29 at that time so I still had a bit of that youthful "cockiness"), but to at least show some support that country music would come back on the dial, but perhaps on a suburban station.
I spoke at the meeting and while the country fans were visibly upset, they also knew that perhaps what I had said would come to fruition. And in a few months later it did, when a country format did briefly appear on 94.3 there.
I'm wondering what that woman is feeling, now that this station launched which (not counting the WYNY 107.1 trimulcast) is the first time in 16 years that New York City proper has a country station.
Okay....now HIRE RAY ROSSI!!!
In all the frency of this switch I've got to tell you that Harold Camping is back on the air! Speaking a bit slower but back on the air at Family Radio! Let's see what the ppm say in about six months to a year on the country format.
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Re: Nash FM Twitter fakes
They have a link to it, yes- but it looks like someone forgot to actually make it! Looks as if a non-employee got to it first judging by how it looks and the lack of a logo. We'll see.
They have a link to it, yes- but it looks like someone forgot to actually make it! Looks as if a non-employee got to it first judging by how it looks and the lack of a logo. We'll see.
Bob_Rogers said:
That would really round out the cluster nicely, and might explain why they grabbed the WRXP calls.
I'm not really up on what's happening with the planned 103.9 transmitter move, though. Anyone? (Scott Fybush?)
Re: Nash FM Twitter fakes
They apparently have two Twitter feeds. https://twitter.com/947nashfm was the original one linked, but was taken down along with a Facebook link. Now they're linking to https://twitter.com/nashfm947. The first one has a lot of Cumulus brass and radio insiders following it.
They apparently have two Twitter feeds. https://twitter.com/947nashfm was the original one linked, but was taken down along with a Facebook link. Now they're linking to https://twitter.com/nashfm947. The first one has a lot of Cumulus brass and radio insiders following it.
new twitter link on nash fm homepage http://twitter.com/nashfm947ny
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Re: Nash FM Twitter fakes
No, you're not getting it. Re-read my second post and then go look at @NashFm947. Someone for to the account they wanted first.
No, you're not getting it. Re-read my second post and then go look at @NashFm947. Someone for to the account they wanted first.
brlmedia said:
They must be having a hard time deciding on a feed. And I don't even like Twitter!
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Re: Nash FM Twitter fakes
Er, someone GOT to the account they wanted first. Sorry for typo.
Er, someone GOT to the account they wanted first. Sorry for typo.
Barry said:
That's the one thing that I thought was a mistake so far. I think for country to work in NYC, it should be very current focused and programmed like a CHR (high spins on mostly currents/recurrents). I think today's more pop, trendy, country artists will be much more accessible than older artists. The music and image has changed a lot (even since 90s artists like Brooks and Dunn and G Brooks). I think it needs to be centered on artists like Taylor Swift, Eric Church, etc)
I'm with Tony....hire Ray Rossi!!
I agree. I am a fan of country and alternative but was excited when the took the WRXP calls indicating they would be alternative. Why use the WRXP calls and then openly mock the alternative fans upon the switch. As far as I am concerned 94.7 does not exist and I will continue to download country and alternative from Itunes. Actually that goes for all other Cumulus stations also. Screw them.
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