I believe someone over there had mentioned a need to flip some four or five months ago. Yet still, bottomed ratings, local (read:unnecessarily large) payroll, Cardinals bolt. Is it time to pull the plug?
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How much longer for the Deuce?
- Thread starter ajhenderson
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Bring back KUKQ
Figured I'd get it out of the way.
Figured I'd get it out of the way.
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KeithE
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> I believe someone over there had mentioned a need to flip
> some four or five months ago. Yet still, bottomed ratings,
> local (read:unnecessarily large) payroll, Cardinals bolt. Is
> it time to pull the plug?
I thought they'd throw in the sponge right after the Cards left, but it hasn't happened yet.
> some four or five months ago. Yet still, bottomed ratings,
> local (read:unnecessarily large) payroll, Cardinals bolt. Is
> it time to pull the plug?
I thought they'd throw in the sponge right after the Cards left, but it hasn't happened yet.
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KeithE
Guest
Bring back KRIZ
It's just about as relevent, even though they were never on 1060.
It's just about as relevent, even though they were never on 1060.
> I believe someone over there had mentioned a need to flip
> some four or five months ago. Yet still, bottomed ratings,
> local (read:unnecessarily large) payroll, Cardinals bolt. Is
> it time to pull the plug?
>
Most of their daytime programming is paid time, so they may be making money..
Then again, most of their daytime programming (except for Kemp) proves there's no need for three all-sports stations in the market.
> some four or five months ago. Yet still, bottomed ratings,
> local (read:unnecessarily large) payroll, Cardinals bolt. Is
> it time to pull the plug?
>
Most of their daytime programming is paid time, so they may be making money..
Then again, most of their daytime programming (except for Kemp) proves there's no need for three all-sports stations in the market.
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azenergyfan
Guest
> I believe someone over there had mentioned a need to flip
> some four or five months ago. Yet still, bottomed ratings,
> local (read:unnecessarily large) payroll, Cardinals bolt. Is
> it time to pull the plug?
>
Be cool if they added some Hot Talk shows like Don and Mike, Tom Leykis, and Jeff and John to the lineup. I would go with a Spike radio type of image, talk radio for guys. What the hell it can't hurt the ratings
> some four or five months ago. Yet still, bottomed ratings,
> local (read:unnecessarily large) payroll, Cardinals bolt. Is
> it time to pull the plug?
>
Be cool if they added some Hot Talk shows like Don and Mike, Tom Leykis, and Jeff and John to the lineup. I would go with a Spike radio type of image, talk radio for guys. What the hell it can't hurt the ratings
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zumahans1
Guest
Bring back KCAC. Oh wait, it's back on the web. Never mind.
> It's just about as relevent, even though they were never on
> 1060.
>
> It's just about as relevent, even though they were never on
> 1060.
>
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MarkMayfield145
Guest
Re: Bring back KCAC. Oh wait, it's back on the web. Never mind.
> > It's just about as relevent, even though they were never
> on
> > 1060.
> >
>
Nah...
Bring back KKKQ.
That was what KUPD-AM was called after they split in June '78.
Art Webb,Bruce Miles,Chris Edwards,Bobby Ball,Jay Stone's brother Chris on tracks overnights....all programmed by Jay Stone.
It was amusing to have those calls when we went Urban.
Amusing to us...not the audience.
> > It's just about as relevent, even though they were never
> on
> > 1060.
> >
>
Nah...
Bring back KKKQ.
That was what KUPD-AM was called after they split in June '78.
Art Webb,Bruce Miles,Chris Edwards,Bobby Ball,Jay Stone's brother Chris on tracks overnights....all programmed by Jay Stone.
It was amusing to have those calls when we went Urban.
Amusing to us...not the audience.
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