B96 is looking for a midday jock and Majic 101.3 is looking for an evening jock.
I heard Mark Gunn has left the building.
I heard Mark Gunn has left the building.
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KyDXIn said:
15 years. Not counting the time he was at the Blue Chip stations in Cincy.
Over the past few months, Mainline has lost two good, talented men in Gunn (if it's confirmed he has left) and Timm Jherard. Plus, all of a sudden the Mainline stations are not currently listed as Arbitron ratings
subscribers (their ratings have disappeared from all listings), even though they do decent numbers particularly with WGZB, WMJM, and WDJX...in fact, they were pretty good the last time they were listed.
Wonder what's going on in the Marmaduke Building?
subscribers (their ratings have disappeared from all listings), even though they do decent numbers particularly with WGZB, WMJM, and WDJX...in fact, they were pretty good the last time they were listed.
Wonder what's going on in the Marmaduke Building?
FYI...The Mainline stations are re-listed, with WGZB and WMJM coming in at a very strong #3 and #4 respectively in the 12+ numbers, with WDJX in at a comfortable #7 overall.
By the way, the Louisville radio market is expected to hit the milestone of 1,000,000 persons in the 12+ universe very soon...the coming market re-calculations should also raise us a couple of radio market rankings (we're now #54).
By the way, the Louisville radio market is expected to hit the milestone of 1,000,000 persons in the 12+ universe very soon...the coming market re-calculations should also raise us a couple of radio market rankings (we're now #54).
KyDXIn said:
I remember standing at the "showcase studios at 307 west walnut" looking thru the glass while listening to the WKLO AM/FM simulcast.
much later...my dad was fond of beautiful music WCSN 99.7 now stay off my lawn.
Noticed that Mainline's top 3 stations are absent from Arbitron again...a Louisville 12+ book without Urban or UAC in the top 10 means only non-participation in that particular book-you know they're there in the unabridged subscriber private survey. Is Arbitron getting that unreasonably expensive?
The King Bee said:
Arbitron has been unreasonably expensive for 20 years. I never blame someone for not subscribing.
In Mainline's case- can they subscribe to the full book but skip the trends to lower costs? That's what I figured was going on. I expect to see them in July when the spring book comes out.
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