It's Almost A Law Of Nature

[Laurence Glavin]

I see that KDFC's last rating period on 102.1 was the best raw number and cume for several months. It's almost a law of nature: the book just before a format switch is a station's best for a while! KDFC did insert some Xmas dreck along with the Viennese waltzes, overtures and single movements from popular longer pieces, but still.

 

[recto101]

KDFC will live on 90.3 and on the web.

 

[sfradio]

and it looks more like they should of put kfox on 95.7 instead of 102.1, the wolf with a 1.2, ouch

 

[Geek-O-Rama]

The City that supports the Arts so strongly couldn't support a Classical Radio station?
But Dallas Texas can?

 

[uncamark]

The City that supports the Arts so strongly couldn't support a Classical Radio station?
But Dallas Texas can?

Do you call the highest ratings for a classical music station in the U.S. "not supporting?" It's just non-commercial now.

 

[Laurence Glavin]

The City that supports the Arts so strongly couldn't support a Classical Radio station?
But Dallas Texas can?

Do you call the highest ratings for a classical music station in the U.S. "not supporting?" It's just non-commercial now.

From all evidence, KDFC became the WORST self-described "classical" station in the US once WCRB was bought out by a pubcaster.

 

[uncamark]

The City that supports the Arts so strongly couldn't support a Classical Radio station?
But Dallas Texas can?

Do you call the highest ratings for a classical music station in the U.S. "not supporting?" It's just non-commercial now.

From all evidence, KDFC became the WORST self-described "classical" station in the US once WCRB was bought out by a pubcaster.

The majority of their listeners (and the majority of the classical music radio audience) disagrees with you, elitist snob. Why do you want to cram your screeching sopranos and weirdo-avant garde music down the throats of the MAJORITY of the classical music radio audience? What part of "majority rule" don't you understand?