Kenroberts said:You mention 101.7 has an opportunity. I give the women at my office the choice of radio stations and it's either 103.3 or 101.7. When 103.3 started playing xmas music, we moved to 101.7 all the time. Otherwise it could change on a daily basis. The girls have noticed not as much old music on 101.7 and they like it. They want to stay on 101.7 but that could change tomorrow as girls change their minds often. Maybe next week we will be on 98.1 but over my dead body.
800gigs said:If not for a pirate in this area, what would be the interest in listening? How many times can you hear "Old Time Rock n Roll" by Bob Segar? "More Than A Feeling", "The Logical Song" ...... and the list goes on. Why so frequent repetition? Seriously, anyone would conclude that the quality of radio in this market SUCKS! ..... PERIOD! No one wants to actually put some effort into it; the programmers are just along for the ride. What a Crock! (that's my 2 - cents) How about yanking some of those translators off the air and opening those channels up to a "community" operator?
out97 said:WOW! This thread has been interesting to read; I had no idea I had such following. Radio has always been my passion - not just a jock on the air, but the nuts & bolts of getting it there. I especially love CHR, it had a great spark at one time (3WT, 94ROCK...etc). It's beyond sad to hear the negative impact the the corporations have had. I've tried to inject more of a dance/club sound (weekends mostly), but that comes with its own challenges. Anyone wanna setup an on-air show - can also be networked - let me know....unlike our corporate broadcasters - I'm ALL ears!
Element9 said:...the fine folks on 97.7 a few miles west on Rt 17 have a few words with the FCC Field Office in beautiful downtown Buffalo...
Element9 said:Bro, good that you have the stones, the spirit and the money to free radiate at 97.7, but I'd advise you to put a good lawyer on retainer, just in case the fine folks on 97.7 a few miles west on Rt 17 have a few words with the FCC Field Office in beautiful downtown Buffalo and the G-Men take a drive to your fair city, wip out their field strength meters and antennas and knock on your door. As the overworked adage goes, "I'm just sayin'." Carry on... at your own risk.