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Fly 92.9 site redesign

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alans613

Just went to Fly929.com and noticed they redesigned their website for the first time since the launch. Looks good, check it out:
http://www.fly929.com/
The only thing I noticed that was removed was the "Flight Crew" section. They could've pictured Danielle along with Christina(Who does morning traffic/weather)and Karen Chase(Who does morning news). Oh well.
 
The flight crew on a real airplane is several people. The flight crew on the Fly is basically a hang-glider pilot. ;D Danielle is cool but it's hard to win a team sport with only one player.
 
TANKSBACK said:
The flight crew on a real airplane is several people. The flight crew on the Fly is basically a hang-glider pilot. ;D Danielle is cool but it's hard to win a team sport with only one player.
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LMFAO! Agreed. It just baffles me how a 40,000 watt station(Even as Adult Hits)doesn't have a Morning Show in addition to Danielle. Welcome to radio in 2010 I guess. ::)
Also i've noticed that Fly has leaned more towards 80s and forward, with a few 70s but not nearly as many as they played a couple years ago. They've even started playing more 90s tunes...i've heard them play "Baby Got Back", "Shine", and "Whoomp! There It Is" over the past few days.
 
Appears that Mainline is still not doing business with Arbitron. That means you'll only find the stations that are paying the bills in online ratings listings. When all the big groups subscribe to Arbitron they usually put out complete market ratings info including the non-paying rimshots. When one of the big groups drops Arbitron, lots of stations disappear from the public view. "Reliable sources" told me awhile back that Mainline got their hands spanked for using Arbitron ratings info without permission.
 
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