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iHeart Shuts Down KYLD, KISQ, KMEL HD Channels

Due to scant 1) listenership and 2) ad revenue iHeart has shut down the HD channels KYLD-HD2(Evolution)/HD3(Alt), KISQ-HD2(Jammin Oldies) and KMEL-HD2(American Top40). They've also turned off the transmission of certain HD channels in other markets too.

The current offerings in the Bay Area are now:

KSJO-HD2: Bollywood
KOIT-HD2: AAA
KLLC-HD2: Channel Q (LGBTQ+ programming)
KUFX-HD2: 70s
KMVQ-HD2: "Pulse" Dance/Electronic
KIOI-HD2: iHeart Pride Radio
KBLX-HD2: R&B Oldies (60s, 70s, 80s)
KOSF-HD2: Bloomberg Radio simulcast (KNEW-AM)
KITS-HD2: Classic LIVE105 (80s-00s alternative)
KFRC-HD2: Oldies
KSAN-HD2: KNBR Simulcast (currently until the 104.5FM switch 9/6)

Does anyone have an HD radio and what entices you to listen? iHeart just launched their podcast initiative to air on their stations every Sunday night, but would a station programmed with similar podcasts be of interest?

You forgot KLVS-HD2: Air 1 (Christian Worship) and
KLVS-HD3: K-LOVE Classics (Christian Classics).
 
They shut down the Sacramento HD channels except for 93.7 HD2 (KYRV) because it feeds 107.1 the Bull translator (leased by EMF Broadcasting).
 
They shut down the Sacramento HD channels except for 93.7 HD2 (KYRV) because it feeds 107.1 the Bull translator (leased by EMF Broadcasting).

owned BY EMF, leased out to Iheart
 
To me, this is the beginning of the end of HD.

I think that the beginning of HD Radio was the beginning of the end of HD Radio.
 
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