You're the one saying it's foolish to judge a station's performance on 12+ numbers...yet you're judging performance on the number of spots you hear.
How much are advertisers paying for those spots? Are they getting a buy one, get five more free deal? How many are being sold in combination with Frischling's other properties, like City Paper?
> > > If I were Mr. Frishling Jack would be on 96.9 ASAP
> >
> > I agree. Why wait for WRRK to die slowly. Better to put a
> > bullet into it PDQ and get it over with. Jack would do
> just
> > that.
> >
>
> ROTFLMAO!!!!! Anyone who looks at a 12+ to gauge how a
> station whose demo is 25-54 (or 35-54 for that matter) is
> performing is quite the foolish one. Unless you actually
> subscribe to Arbitron, those numbers are as valuable as
> Bobby Bonilla memorabilia. And, judging by the number of
> ads they're running, I don't think they're having a hard
> time selling the station to clients. They've got the money,
> the listeners have the rock they grew up on, so why change?
> Just because some teenagers and 20somethings prefer
> something else? C'mon people! And, remember the same
> programmers who are now running Jack have run some other
> format into the crapper, so why would Jack be any different?
> And how long before some wise-assed sales people start
> selling 6 minute stop sets on Jack and ruining it like
> they've done other formats?
>
> WRRK is distancing themselves from 'DVE as far as classic
> rock (compare how many songs are in 'RRKs library to 'DVE's
> "classic" library). The only 2 things 'DVE has going is
> that they're playing more '90s, and the Steelers.
> 'RRK ism more dedicated to classic rock than 'DVE....'DVE
> does a better job of baffling you with bull&%$t than
> dazzling you with brilliance. By the way, is 'DVE still
> running that comedy spot with Eddie Crow & Gene Collier?
>