Website is up at http://www.jose975.com/index.php and flip is on. From cumbia (Mexican adaptation of tropical music) to Spanish adult hits with no DJs (similar to Recuerdo without personalities).
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Entravision's KLYY Flips to "José" adult hits today
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codedude2
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Now the question is...will Entravision soon flip Indie? In 12+, Oye's ratings were right down there with Indie.
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withthedog
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codedude2 said:
ya, their making "moves" now... For those who are so comfortable with Indie who posted that it will never flip a month back....
Guys, the thing you have to remember is that radio is like retail. If a product doesn't move, it's replaced with something different, with the hopes that it will move. Radio stations will flip formats. If one format doesn't grab listeners, it's replaced with something else.
An interesting note is that one format might work in Chicago, but the same format won't work in Los Angeles. Each demographic is an experiment in itself. You keep trying things, keeping the stuff that works, and discarding the stuff that doesn't.
The same goes for radio personalities. In some areas, one personality may be what the doctor ordered; however, if that person moves to Phoenix, they may come off like a thorn in the side.
One other problem today is the proliferation of other programming sources, such as iPods, web streaming, cable and a lot more. Broadcasters have to work really hard to get people away from their iPods and get them to listen to their station.
Unfortunately, if a station you like flips formats, it means that a lot of people didn't like it; so, station managers/programmers have to try something new. If you like what's new, good; however, the station is going to try things until everybody listens to what they have.
An interesting note is that one format might work in Chicago, but the same format won't work in Los Angeles. Each demographic is an experiment in itself. You keep trying things, keeping the stuff that works, and discarding the stuff that doesn't.
The same goes for radio personalities. In some areas, one personality may be what the doctor ordered; however, if that person moves to Phoenix, they may come off like a thorn in the side.
One other problem today is the proliferation of other programming sources, such as iPods, web streaming, cable and a lot more. Broadcasters have to work really hard to get people away from their iPods and get them to listen to their station.
Unfortunately, if a station you like flips formats, it means that a lot of people didn't like it; so, station managers/programmers have to try something new. If you like what's new, good; however, the station is going to try things until everybody listens to what they have.
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