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shirleyschmidt
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Dees has NOT kept up with the times. Several friends of mine tuned in to hear his show and quickly tuned out. It wasn't the music so much as hearing the same old jokes and "gags". After listening to his show, most said something like "That is why he was canned from the other station," or "I didn't like Dees then and I don't now. He's doing the same crap."
There were a few people telling me that "Dees time has passed" and some used the term "Has-been." To me that says he is not keeping up with the times when old listeners aren't staying faithful to him. Ratings are supporting part of that.
I am also in agreement that the TV ads weren't the best decision on Emmis' part. They may have worked in other markets with other DJs, but did not fare well with Dees and the LA market.
The station would be better if they did take some over paid DJ wages and spread them out over the station format and talent. Bring in some new blood (at least at this stage in the game). Dees was a name that got the station some press mileage, but that is now over with.
Face it, they took a risk and it is not working. Time to reconsider the options.
Seacrest is another topic all together.
There were a few people telling me that "Dees time has passed" and some used the term "Has-been." To me that says he is not keeping up with the times when old listeners aren't staying faithful to him. Ratings are supporting part of that.
I am also in agreement that the TV ads weren't the best decision on Emmis' part. They may have worked in other markets with other DJs, but did not fare well with Dees and the LA market.
The station would be better if they did take some over paid DJ wages and spread them out over the station format and talent. Bring in some new blood (at least at this stage in the game). Dees was a name that got the station some press mileage, but that is now over with.
Face it, they took a risk and it is not working. Time to reconsider the options.
Seacrest is another topic all together.