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Rest of Louisiana Monroe changes

I took a look at the station on the iHeart app and it says it’s 90s to Now or something like that. Sounds like it’s a Hot AC or AC. Not a terrible format but they could have put Hip Hop or Rhythmic to pull down 100.1 IMO.
 
They should have done CHR Pop
CHR would have been a good format considering there’s no real CHR in Monroe except for Q93, which isn’t even a Monroe station. But as mentioned in my previous post, Urban is where the money’s at in Monroe considering 100.1 has been #1 for a long time. I believe Hip Hop, Rhythmic, or CHR would have been the best options.
 
CHR would have been a good format considering there’s no real CHR in Monroe except for Q93, which isn’t even a Monroe station. But as mentioned in my previous post, Urban is where the money’s at in Monroe considering 100.1 has been #1 for a long time. I believe Hip Hop, Rhythmic, or CHR would have been the best options.
There’s three universities in the market. Very, very rhythmic. You won’t find a lot of Jonas Brothers played anywhere in Monroe-Ruston-Grambling
 
CHR would have been a good format considering there’s no real CHR in Monroe except for Q93, which isn’t even a Monroe station. But as mentioned in my previous post, Urban is where the money’s at in Monroe considering 100.1 has been #1 for a long time. I believe Hip Hop, Rhythmic, or CHR would have been the best options.
CHR really hasn’t clicked in that market for well over 15 years. Even the heritage CHR, KNOE-FM, flipped to R&B around 2013 after struggling for a stretch. KNNW spent most of its time in the format sitting in the low 1s. Listeners who want CHR can get it easily through streaming, SiriusXM, or KQID. I could see Rhythmic being potentially viable but I almost wonder if there was a clause in the sale that prevented it from directly competing with any of the Holladay Broadcasting stations.
 
Interesting they chose to activate HD on a translator (99.7). Not sure I've ever heard of that being done before.

The other 3 stations appear to now be consolidated on one site to the northeast of Monroe so likely a combined antenna/HD setup.
 
Interesting they chose to activate HD on a translator (99.7). Not sure I've ever heard of that being done before.

From a technical standpoint, it should be possible. I'm not sure if I've ever heard of that happening before or not either, but I know of an LPFM that ran HD and had four subchannels (the main plus three digital only streams).

RadioLand also lists KMLB's translator at 105.7 as running HD.
 
Interesting they chose to activate HD on a translator (99.7). Not sure I've ever heard of that being done before.

The other 3 stations appear to now be consolidated on one site to the northeast of Monroe so likely a combined antenna/HD setup.
Correct. Total of 5 stations appear to be sharing a combined antenna at this site. KEDM / KXUL / KJMG / KRVV / KLIP
 


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