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He's got a new talk show that starts next Monday. Free-FM in NY is trying him out for a week. Anyone in South Florida going to air him?
 
Another thought - it's been a few weeks since James-Crystal has made any adjustments to their programming. They're due, don't you think?

Also - I noticed that CC's big stick in Houston is picking up Dennis Miller for nights (replacing a tape delayed Big Eddie).
 
otherradioboy said:
Looks like you are correct! http://myspace.com/mantalk640
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Josh C. said:
LOL! That's priceless! ;D
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What's more priceless - that MANTALK has an active Myspace site, or that Dennis Miller has a new radio show coming out ?

I actually like Dennis Miller now. I didn't particularly care for him as the 'Weekend Update' anchor on SNL some 20 years ago. I'd listen to his radio show if I lived about 80 miles closer to the station's transmitter !

THE MAJOR
 
Well, ManTalk having an active MySpace page is priceless, yes ;D

No, what I thought was priceless was Faraway commenting that the station hadn't had a lineup change in a few weeks and was due for one, then otherradioboy pointing out the MySpace link proving Faraway right!

Just goes to show ya: someone's joke may just be ridiculous enough to be someone else's reality.
 
What's wrong with having a myspace site? They've got over 3,000 "friends." Not bad really....
 
For radio stations, I find it a more appropriate and more useful marketing tool to build a community for your radio station around your own domain name, not a social networking site.

This is, of course, assuming that the station is able to set up such a web site for itself in a timely manner. Now WMEN isn't guilty of the following, but if a station uses MySpace in lieu of it's own web site (which I've seen some stations do), it's not just priceless, it's pathetic.
 
Josh C. said:
For radio stations, I find it a more appropriate and more useful marketing tool to build a community for your radio station around your own domain name, not a social networking site.
This is, of course, assuming that the station is able to set up such a web site for itself in a timely manner. Now WMEN isn't guilty of the following, but if a station uses MySpace in lieu of it's own web site (which I've seen some stations do), it's not just priceless, it's pathetic.
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Well let's face it. MySpace and YouTube are the K-Mart and WalMart of the web - not that there's anything wrong with that. You can get some pretty good deals at both places. I agree with the honourable Josh C. that radio stations should build their own identity and online community around their own domain name and web site - not particularly 'outsource' it to another company. It's fine to supplement the real thing with a MySpace site, but it should not be utilized in lieu of the real thing.

THE MAJOR - I have no MySpace site. I have the real thing.

P.S. 'The Dennis Miller Show' has its own place on the web at http://www.dennismillerradio.com
 
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