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Hispanic radio targets young listeners

Are you kidding???


Something like that would actually make sense.

Radio making sense???

**ques up Twilight Zone theme song**

:-X

Bilingual radio is NOT my type of thing but I think it would be highly successful here in San Antonio
 
Ummm isnt there already a TEJANO station thats bilingual? ::)
 
mrtexmex2007 said:
Ummm isnt there already a TEJANO station thats bilingual? ::)
Most of the music, 99%, is in Spanish, but the DJ's are not Bilingual. They use spanish every now and then, but not enough to consider them Bilingual.

Hurban radio is dead, give it up. It's kinda sad how the article reports that after they went bilingual, they could then SELL Alcohol ads. Hahaha, the biggest stereotype since the one that says every mexican eats beans!
 
oldjohnny said:
Hurban radio is dead, give it up. It's kinda sad how the article reports that after they went bilingual, they could then SELL Alcohol ads. Hahaha, the biggest stereotype since the one that says every mexican eats beans!

I think that is a reference to the fact that going bilingual raised the average age and the maximimum percentage of underage listeners did not prohibit them from soliciting beer and spirits advertisers.
 
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