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Clev radio ratings April

MediaLover said:
WDOK has now been playing a different and deeper selection of songs from the 80s and 90s than usual. They are trying to regain their footing.
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Remember, whether for one station or for a group, music tests are still done. And when they are implemented, the playlist of the station or stations will change. Some songs will be dropped, others added and rotational frequency modified.
 
davideduardo said:
Remember, whether for one station or for a group, music tests are still done. And when they are implemented, the playlist of the station or stations will change. Some songs will be dropped, others added and rotational frequency modified.
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Good point, and WDOK is likely using that for tweaking to improve on its numbers
 
I noticed that The Lake isn't using the iHeart Pop Drive or Rock Drive logs anymore. The overall music library still seems to be in line almost exactly with the Pop Drive feed, and they still have the same features all the other iHeart Variety Hits stations have and share with Pop Drive and Rock Drive (all 80s lunch, double plays from American artists over the 4th, etc.) but the logs aren't lined up with the rest of the stations using Pop Drive and Rock Drive. Is there a third option I can't find on the iHeart national page or are they doing local logs while still maintaining the overall format of the national logs?
 


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