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Kelly Out As GM At WKDF

Maybe it was a Citadel version of celebration for moving to Nashville's best rated country station this book (25-54)...
The top rated country station over WSIX and WSM-FM, two heritage stations. Wonder what bonus Forehead Suleman
got for this?
 
maybe they want a sales guy running the market now and putting some business on the books. They've got the numbers, now they need a agency negotiator to make budget, who knows. It's all about the money.
 
jharmon said:
maybe they want a sales guy running the market now and putting some business on the books. They've got the numbers, now they need a agency negotiator to make budget, who knows. It's all about the money.
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Actually, they're doing fairly well considering the economy. Always better as the Titans season kicks into gear.

Why reach across the state to bash on these guys anyway? Surely the good doctor's keeping you busy enough? :D
 
Gotta agree, Jet! Even if it's one book. They kinda beat the unbeatable SIX and bruised The Wolf. Anyone have thoughts on
why this surge? Leave 'em alone until next book. Romer must have been on three month furlough...oh wait, wrong company.


On the subject of WSM-AM, not that many people between 25-54 moved, passed or couldn't fill out a diary...it's time
to move onto bashing that fiasco....
 
I would have to agree with Harmon if ratings are good then sales must need some help!
I've never known a successful , long term GM that doesn't have experience on both sides of the hall programming and sales. In today's economy it would seem to me sales would trump programming as a priority. Who are they bringing in ?
 
Dave Kelly is still listed as GM on their website. Would this mean they don't have a replacement yet? And what happened to Larry Stone? He was the OM. Did they have a falling out?
 
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