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K-Rock's anemic ratings are the result of poor programming decisions
- Thread starter MarkW
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Wlrs in louisville ky is just as bad and we have awful talent on this station it is an embarrasment to louisville.Alot of what they play is this 90s grundge crap noone wants to here or shoudl i say the same old grundge tunes we have been hereing for what 12 yrs or so!!! They appeal to 13 yr olds so i feel your pain guys and gals!!!But in its defense radio one owned them and were clueless now that mainline bought them changes are a coming in louisville ky the dinasoar rock capital of the world.
Good luck with k rock sounds like you will need it.If cbs had some brains they would make the nyc k rock similar to there sister station in los angeles.Not a bad commercial alt in todays times.
Good luck with k rock sounds like you will need it.If cbs had some brains they would make the nyc k rock similar to there sister station in los angeles.Not a bad commercial alt in todays times.
Brooklyndon said:
You're assuming XM is "doing well." What's their total subscriber #? I mean real subscribers...which equals total # of subs minus the hundreds of thousands of unsold cars with live XM subscriptions that the company has used in the past to provide blatantly inflated numbers for PR and Wall St. purposes.
And out of those alleged 8 million subs all across the US, how many are they really cuming?
Legitimate questions. No offense intended. I'm actually on record as wanting Satellite to work in the long run. More jobs is always a good thing. Assuming they get around to staffing live across the board.
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