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Does Cox Have The Kahunies?

Does Cox Radio have a "Gen X" format yet? I have a feeling that format (or something close to it) will come to WHTQ, WMMO, or WJRR (CC, the most likely) by the time PPM ratings kicks in.
 
DJ Mo said:
Does Cox Radio have a "Gen X" format yet? I have a feeling that format (or something close to it) will come to WHTQ, WMMO, or WJRR (CC, the most likely) by the time PPM ratings kicks in.
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Closest thing Cox has to "Gen X" are their new pair of AAA stations in San Antonio and Richmond. It seems to be sort of classic-based...If THAT happened, WMMO would be the most logical choice given that it would be a continuation of the format...sorta. But I think they tried pulling that off in the '90's only to have it bite them in the, well, cajones!

That was also 15 years ago too. I could honestly see a full-fledged attempt at some sort of AAA in Orlando. Maybe not on a Cox station, but somewhere.

Radio-X
 
radiodxrichmond said:
DJ Mo said:
Does Cox Radio have a "Gen X" format yet? I have a feeling that format (or something close to it) will come to WHTQ, WMMO, or WJRR (CC, the most likely) by the time PPM ratings kicks in.
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Closest thing Cox has to "Gen X" are their new pair of AAA stations in San Antonio and Richmond. It seems to be sort of classic-based...If THAT happened, WMMO would be the most logical choice given that it would be a continuation of the format...sorta. But I think they tried pulling that off in the '90's only to have it bite them in the, well, cajones!



Radio-X
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The original owners of WMMO played 3,000 titles and the station did very well. It fell on hard times when Cox bought it and cut the playlist to 300.
 
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