Considering he made most of his fortune launching and then selling the first streaming aggregator of radio stations in the late 90s. I'm sure he's VERY aware...I'm sure Mark Cuban has no idea how volatile RADIO is. lol. hahahaha. Somebody STOP me.![]()
Considering he made most of his fortune launching and then selling the first streaming aggregator of radio stations in the late 90s. I'm sure he's VERY aware...I'm sure Mark Cuban has no idea how volatile RADIO is. lol. hahahaha. Somebody STOP me.![]()
Honestly it would sting a bit to lose The Eagle TWICE but they aren't flying very well lately. I maintain the only reason they've tanked so hard while Alt has shot up is the complete lack of music for half the day.
KVIL was doing terrible even with KEGL the way it was until KVIL incorporated more rock into the playlist. It wasn’t just the lack of music that killed KEGL. It was KVIL playing many of the songs in KEGL’s library in a deliberate counter. Their imaging to this day emphasizes that they play rock music while the competition won’t shut up. It was a genius move that pulled many KEGL listeners away.Honestly it would sting a bit to lose The Eagle TWICE but they aren't flying very well lately. I maintain the only reason they've tanked so hard while Alt has shot up is the complete lack of music for half the day. The beginning of the end was Ben & Skin, the final nail was the Mavs.
the same way "How The Edge Stole Christmas" still went on as it was previously scheduled before the flip after 102.1 The Edge flipped from Alt Rock to AC as Star 102.1. in fact, they still did Edgefest the next year after the flip as a way to say goodbye to The Edge.This is crazy because 97.1 is such an easy fix. Less talk, more music. The fact that they’re even consider flipping is insane. Plus, how’s this going to work with one of their annual concerts (that’s being heavily promoted) taking place in October?
Paul Corvino is leaving his Detroit Market President post to oversee iHM in Dallas, Austin and San Antonio full time. A replacement has already been named and promoted in Detroit.
Does iHeart still have its HQ in San Antonio?Paul Corvino is leaving his Detroit Market President post to oversee iHM in Dallas, Austin and San Antonio full time. A replacement has already been named and promoted in Detroit
The way everything is homogenized, the fact that the sales staff isn't in the building, and programming is in the building one day per week - all of that tells you no one cares.
Does iHeart still have its HQ in San Antonio?
iHEARTMEDIA, the former CLEAR CHANNEL, maintains corporate offices and CEO BOB PITTMAN's office in NEW YORK and a corporate service center in SAN ANTONIO, the latter of which is also for sale.
And yet this same company has two of the Top 5 stations in Dallas. The pandemic proved you don't have to be stuck in a building to do radio.
AND YET, they aren't making money even with considerable market share strength.
THUS . . . people getting fired.
Yes. Mooooooo 😀@ThePowerCow is that a reference to the old radio station in Birmingham, AL on 106.9?
The people being fired are being replaced. So obviously not because the market isn't making money.
Soooooooo, why would they be replaced?