Anything Going On in Albany Radio?

[druidhillsradio]

Just wondering.

 

[keem]

It's still less than stellar.

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[Louis_009]

97.3 (Clear Channel Radio) is now Gen X Radio 90's music WGEX-FM

 

[jmtillery]

Speaking of Albany radio, when is WMTM-FM with its 100kw C1 signal going to become a major player in Albany?

 

[Bengalsfan]

Speaking of Albany radio, when is WMTM-FM with its 100kw C1 signal going to become a major player in Albany?

It's not.

 

[jmtillery]

Speaking of Albany radio, when is WMTM-FM with its 100kw C1 signal going to become a major player in Albany?

It's not.

That's a shame.

 

[Bengalsfan]

Speaking of Albany radio, when is WMTM-FM with its 100kw C1 signal going to become a major player in Albany?

It's not.

That's a shame.

They have no desire to try and carve out a small piece of the Albany pie when they have all of southwest Georgia to themselves. Cant say I blame Doug and Jim, either.

 

[jmtillery]

Speaking of Albany radio, when is WMTM-FM with its 100kw C1 signal going to become a major player in Albany?

It's not.

That's a shame.

They have no desire to try and carve out a small piece of the Albany pie when they have all of southwest Georgia to themselves. Cant say I blame Doug and Jim, either.

I'm sure they are doing well as a big fish in a small pond as opposed to trying to be a small fish in a large pond. I'm not so sure I would disagree with that strategy, either, although to some Albany might be pretty tempting.

 

[Bengalsfan]

Speaking of Albany radio, when is WMTM-FM with its 100kw C1 signal going to become a major player in Albany?

It's not.

That's a shame.

They have no desire to try and carve out a small piece of the Albany pie when they have all of southwest Georgia to themselves. Cant say I blame Doug and Jim, either.

I'm sure they are doing well as a big fish in a small pond as opposed to trying to be a small fish in a large pond. I'm not so sure I would disagree with that strategy, either, although to some Albany might be pretty tempting.

Too many people fall for that strategy....and fail. They concentrate on Moultrie and Colquitt county. Pulling some business from Adel and Camilla, Tifton, Sylvester and a little Thomasville. Put their eggs in several baskets instead of all of them in the Albany basket.

 

[jmtillery]

Speaking of Albany radio, when is WMTM-FM with its 100kw C1 signal going to become a major player in Albany?

It's not.

That's a shame.

They have no desire to try and carve out a small piece of the Albany pie when they have all of southwest Georgia to themselves. Cant say I blame Doug and Jim, either.

I'm sure they are doing well as a big fish in a small pond as opposed to trying to be a small fish in a large pond. I'm not so sure I would disagree with that strategy, either, although to some Albany might be pretty tempting.

Too many people fall for that strategy....and fail. They concentrate on Moultrie and Colquitt county. Pulling some business from Adel and Camilla, Tifton, Sylvester and a little Thomasville. Put their eggs in several baskets instead of all of them in the Albany basket.

I'm not sure what strategy you are referring that often fails. I was agreeing with you.

 

[Bengalsfan]

I'm not sure what strategy you are referring that often fails. I was agreeing with you.

I was just underscoring your point. You see it everywhere. We have stations that can hardly put a 50 dB or .5mV/m signal into Louisville trying to cover it all the while leaving money on the table out closer to the transmitter.

 

[jmtillery]

I'm not sure what strategy you are referring that often fails. I was agreeing with you.

I was just underscoring your point. You see it everywhere. We have stations that can hardly put a 50 dB or .5mV/m signal into Louisville trying to cover it all the while leaving money on the table out closer to the transmitter.

It sounds like you are referring to rimshot or "wanna-be" rimshot signals.

 

[jaxonr]

Kurt Baker is no longer with Clear Channel, B-100, as of Friday August 30, 2010.

 

[mobiledjin]

Was Kurt let go because of cutbacks?