MarioMania said:I hope K-Love doesn't take over in the Bay Area,
They only have 87.7 in San Jose
87.7? Are they a Pirate or is San Jose closer to Mexico than I thought?
Another interesting "brainstorm with other people's money" for Cumulus. Flip 100.7 back to Q-100 as a CHR/Top 40 targeting Pensacola (there are still a ton of Q-100 bumper stickers around Pensacola, the name isn't dead yet). Flip 104.1 to CHR/Rhythmic/Dance/etc. targeting Mobile. Both stations CHR but leaning in slightly different directions... Put a music morning show on one and a talk show on the other. Hell even trying a 100.7/104.1 CHR simulcast might work out best for Cumulus. See which station catches on then roll the dice on the under performing signal again in a year or two. Completely block Clear Channel from taking WABB listeners to 107.3.
Another idea for Cumulus. Forget CHR, pull a rabbit out of the hat and launch a Classic Rocker or AC station on one or both of those 100kw signals. Confuse the hell out of the competition. Force a complete shakeup of the Mobile/Pensacola dial and maybe everyone will win or loose in the end. I don't think Cumulus trying to add a 4th 100kw Country station to the dial will work, but all the other existing formats "could" be taken down.
One last idea, If K-Love goes does end up on 97.5 (as everyone of y'all in the industry believe) that might make Pensacola's K-Love 95.7 available for sale. I assume the FCC would allow Cumulus Pensacola to add one more C3 station to the existing 1AM 2FM cluster. 95.7 would be the perfect FM news/talk station to replace Cumulus' 1370 Pensacola and 1260 Fort Walton (horrible signal)... or Magic 106 could move to 95.7 adding Fort Walton coverage and giving them their first and only Urban outlet, then 106.1 could become WCOA FM news/talk for Pensacola adding news/talk coverage to south Baldwin County where none of the existing n/t AM's have decent coverage. Yet another way to shake up the whole dial.