Re: Christmas music... What if they just don't do it this year?
> Just a hypothetical scenario...
>
> Let's say Sunny does am all-Christmas preview weekend
> November 4, 5, & 6 (which might be pretty likely) and then
> returned to their normal format on Monday, November 7. And
> let's say that at some point on November 7, B101 flips to
> all-Christmas because they feel like of-course-they-should.
>
>
> But then... let's say Sunny acts like none of it ever
> happened and they stick with their usual AC format, maybe
> even throwing in a bit more B101 tuneage. Maybe on
> Christmas Day itself, they still stick with the usual format
> but with four or five Christmas songs per hour.
>
> What will happen? How would B101 react? It's not like they
> could dump the all-Christmas format on November 30 without
> looking like complete idiots. But...at the same time, by
> November 30, they'd likely be shitting in their pants a
> little bit while all the AC listeners who don't want
> Christmas songs flock to Sunny, wouldn't you think?
>
> PS- You can hear Sunny's Christmas music (complete with
> imaging) online and commercial-free by clicking here.
>
> > If you don't like Christmas music so early on the radio,
> the
> > petition is still available at
> >
http://www.petitiononline.com/sunny25/petition.html
> >
> > Otherwise, keep your radio locked at 101.1 and 104.5 for
> > more holiday favorites.
> >
>
If this would happen and Sunny stayed AC, even adding some mainstream AC, what would happen after Xmas and B101 went back to regular programming? Wouldn't those listeners go back to B? This should be interesting to see what happens this year with the holiday music on Sunny and B.