I wish they would fix the HD info that is shown...it still has the WILD stuff :
researchthis said:I wish they would fix the HD info that is shown...it still has the WILD stuff :![]()
secondchoice said:If you want free on the air radio in Atlanta, you will have be actively involved in what happens on 105.7 or you will end up like oldies or classic hit listeners who have lost Fox 97, cool 105.7, and 106.7.
If 105.7 is to remain Alt., support it with constructive suggestions, and positive praises if the do something well.
chrocket87 said:Everyone mentions the great work they've done in Houston and Philly, but there are no mentions of KTCL/Denver. It's #1 in 6+ and 25-54, something that never happens with that format.
acheron82 said:Interesting to note that the "likes" for Radio 105.7 has now surpassed Power 96.1. I usually don't look at facebook "likes" but with a few minor exceptions, it would seem to me that Power attracts more younger folks and so I would expect more facebook likes from their page. Not to mention, Power has been around since last year and Radio 105.7 has been in play for only a month.
Almost every major market except for NYC-CBS killed it off four times. 102.7 in the 90s, 92.3 in the 2000s, then 92.3 again in 2009, then 101.9 in 2012 after 4 months on the air. CC should change one of its stations to Alternative to stop the overlap with Z preferably Power 105.1 or KTU.atlantaboy said:secondchoice said:If you want free on the air radio in Atlanta, you will have be actively involved in what happens on 105.7 or you will end up like oldies or classic hit listeners who have lost Fox 97, cool 105.7, and 106.7.
If 105.7 is to remain Alt., support it with constructive suggestions, and positive praises if the do something well.
Would you make that same statement to Power 96.1 listeners?
Not sure why you're portraying the Alternative format as desperate, just because CBS doesn't like it - like someone posted, Clear Channel is confident enough to have changed the call letters
Almost every major market has an Alternative station - CBS wanted to give the public the impression that it was a dying format, and now the joke's on them, with their 0.6 FM Sports share
atlantaboy said:^XCountry, Clear Channel has nothing to flip in NYC (unfortunately) - WKTU has huge ratings, and WWPR caters to the African-American community, so I'm sure it gets solid advertising $$ for that target
The only station in NYC that's in a position to flip formats is Now 92.3, and if you go on the NYC board and start asking too many questions, CBS sends posters to the forum to sit on the board all day long and defend them - I'm guessing that Now flipping to Alternative would mean people getting laid off, and would also put pressure on other low-rated CBS CHRs to flip as well - in addition (this might be the main reason), CBS can program Now much more cheaply that it could program an Alternative station, since Now can use template playlists from any of the other CBS Rhythmic-leaning CHRs
Mark Jeffries said:atlantaboy said:^XCountry, Clear Channel has nothing to flip in NYC (unfortunately) - WKTU has huge ratings, and WWPR caters to the African-American community, so I'm sure it gets solid advertising $$ for that target
The only station in NYC that's in a position to flip formats is Now 92.3, and if you go on the NYC board and start asking too many questions, CBS sends posters to the forum to sit on the board all day long and defend them - I'm guessing that Now flipping to Alternative would mean people getting laid off, and would also put pressure on other low-rated CBS CHRs to flip as well - in addition (this might be the main reason), CBS can program Now much more cheaply that it could program an Alternative station, since Now can use template playlists from any of the other CBS Rhythmic-leaning CHRs
And I assume you also believe that the black helicopters are following you.
atlantaboy said:Since the ratings surge came out last week, they've gotten much more comfortable with adding new music - "Breezeblocks" makes me want to hurl, but all the other new tracks are really good IMO
awp69 said:Haven't been over here in a while but those May ratings for 105.7 are pretty impressive and sounds like the station is finding it's groove.
Wish our station X98.5 in Greenville was posting those kind of numbers, although I think it's doing well enough on its translator to keep going even if they only got a 1.1 share in the Winter book. (I am happy that they're also being active in bringing alt concerts to the area including Silversun Pickups and Fitz and the Tantrums).
Glad that the ATL may have a successful alternative station once again.