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Frustrated Power 106.9 Omaha Not webcasting
- Thread starter Word!
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I agree with your frustration. I think the owner Waitt broadcasting still refuses to stream its Omaha stations.
Waitt sold the Omaha stations to NRG Media a while ago. They may be out of the radio business entirely. I think they don't stream any of the music stations in the Omaha cluster, but they do stream their Sports station.
Thanks for the update, sorry to see that the new owner is carrying on the Waitt no streaming policy.
Scholarm1111 said:Thanks for the update, sorry to see that the new owner is carrying on the Waitt no streaming policy.
But wasn't hot 1077-973 waitt radio?? they did webcast in the early 2000s...
Actually, KOPW is a Rhythmic.
Based on their playlist, they are more of a Rhythmic with an Urban lean.
The Outsider said:Based on their playlist, they are more of a Rhythmic with an Urban lean.
Outsider is right, and it has worked in their favor as they are in the top 5 according to the May 2011 arbitrends. David Guetta, Katy Perry, Dev, and Britney Spears are already getting airplay at KOPW (and yes, Pink, 3OH3! and Edward Maya got a lot of spins there when their singles charted at Rhythmic). I wouldn't be surprised to see Adele show up on their radar soon, since they seem to be adding more Rhythmic Pop songs lately.
Too bad, when they signed on they were a true urban. Of course 94.1 also used to be a rhythmic.
only1moore said:The Outsider said:Based on their playlist, they are more of a Rhythmic with an Urban lean.
Outsider is right, and it has worked in their favor as they are in the top 5 according to the May 2011 arbitrends. David Guetta, Katy Perry, Dev, and Britney Spears are already getting airplay at KOPW (and yes, Pink, 3OH3! and Edward Maya got a lot of spins there when their singles charted at Rhythmic). I wouldn't be surprised to see Adele show up on their radar soon, since they seem to be adding more Rhythmic Pop songs lately.
ewww
Word! said:only1moore said:The Outsider said:Based on their playlist, they are more of a Rhythmic with an Urban lean.
Outsider is right, and it has worked in their favor as they are in the top 5 according to the May 2011 arbitrends. David Guetta, Katy Perry, Dev, and Britney Spears are already getting airplay at KOPW (and yes, Pink, 3OH3! and Edward Maya got a lot of spins there when their singles charted at Rhythmic). I wouldn't be surprised to see Adele show up on their radar soon, since they seem to be adding more Rhythmic Pop songs lately.
ewww
I'm presuming you don't like Adele? You know "Rolling in the Deep" has been charting on the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop charts @ #79 and "E.T." by Katy Perry was #89. A number of urban stations are spinning the songs.
kilamanjero said:Word! said:only1moore said:The Outsider said:Based on their playlist, they are more of a Rhythmic with an Urban lean.
Outsider is right, and it has worked in their favor as they are in the top 5 according to the May 2011 arbitrends. David Guetta, Katy Perry, Dev, and Britney Spears are already getting airplay at KOPW (and yes, Pink, 3OH3! and Edward Maya got a lot of spins there when their singles charted at Rhythmic). I wouldn't be surprised to see Adele show up on their radar soon, since they seem to be adding more Rhythmic Pop songs lately.
ewww
I'm presuming you don't like Adele? You know "Rolling in the Deep" has been charting on the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop charts @ #79 and "E.T." by Katy Perry was #89. A number of urban stations are spinning the songs.
not a top 40 / pop fan.
Word! said:kilamanjero said:Word! said:only1moore said:The Outsider said:Based on their playlist, they are more of a Rhythmic with an Urban lean.
Outsider is right, and it has worked in their favor as they are in the top 5 according to the May 2011 arbitrends. David Guetta, Katy Perry, Dev, and Britney Spears are already getting airplay at KOPW (and yes, Pink, 3OH3! and Edward Maya got a lot of spins there when their singles charted at Rhythmic). I wouldn't be surprised to see Adele show up on their radar soon, since they seem to be adding more Rhythmic Pop songs lately.
ewww
I'm presuming you don't like Adele? You know "Rolling in the Deep" has been charting on the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop charts @ #79 and "E.T." by Katy Perry was #89. A number of urban stations are spinning the songs.
not a top 40 / pop fan.
Well, I'm not really a fan of pop either. However, Adele isn't either rather blue-eyed soul, but OK...
Don't be surprised because Adele's Rolling in The Deep is staple on Urban KMEL, Adult R&B KJLH. BTW KJLH has been playing alot Adele's Rolling in the Deep on the weekends.only1moore said:The Outsider said:Based on their playlist, they are more of a Rhythmic with an Urban lean.
Outsider is right, and it has worked in their favor as they are in the top 5 according to the May 2011 arbitrends. David Guetta, Katy Perry, Dev, and Britney Spears are already getting airplay at KOPW (and yes, Pink, 3OH3! and Edward Maya got a lot of spins there when their singles charted at Rhythmic). I wouldn't be surprised to see Adele show up on their radar soon, since they seem to be adding more Rhythmic Pop songs lately.
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