I say take 102.5 The Bone and make them both current and classic rock. Or give 97X a better signal so we can hear something more then what CC has to offer. I like hearing every side of the format. CBS doesnt have a rock station so we have 97X, 102.5 The Bone, and 98Rock.
> > > Check your pants. That might be where the smell is
> coming
> >
> > > from.
> > >
> >
> > Seems to me Cowhead was never informed that the Dump
> button
> > wasn't working!
> >
> > If anyone should've been fired over the f-bomb, it
> should've
> > been the station engineer, assuming Cowhead was telling
> the
> > truth in his post to this board.
> >
> > How the hell is a malfunctional dump button the jock's
> > fault?
> >
> > Furthermore, how do you know whether or not Medlin was
> even
> > made aware the Dump button was malfunctioning?
> >
> > I'll stand by my theory that 98Rock is a goner, and this
> is
> > nothing more than an excuse CC is using to save money.
> >
> > Maybe we'll see them plug in a syndicated morning show for
> a
> > while (until a new format is finalized), but I'll be
> > surprised if 98Rock still exists 12 months from now.
> >
>
>
> I think the issue to some extent is whether the time has
> passed for shows that live and die by the dump button.
>
> Spanish might generate less revenue, but by the same token
> the airstaff will be very inexpensive, as it's not
> personality driven. I'd hate to see it happen but I just
> think it's the path of least resistance for management.
>
> What baffles me is this: CC's VP of rock programming, Gene
> Romano, sits in the corner office at WDVE/Pittsburgh. DVE is
> #1 in every meaningful demo in the Burgh, and they do it
> with an almost all classic rock format (they will play small
> amounts of current stuff that fits the sound), relatable
> personalities, and overall a very clean adult-oriented
> presentation. Why then, is that not tried elsewhere? In its
> glory days, 102.5 the Point played great music and kept it
> clean, and it was a cash cow for a long time. Thunder faded
> when it was dumbed down to 500 songs (if that), and the
> classic rock pie was split three ways by the two Cox
> entities, but why couldn't you be safe and profitable (low
> cost) with a new rock jukebox, and do a super-high quality
> adult rock presentation with the likes of Riggie, Ledge,
> Russ Albums and folks like that?
>
> Or am I just nuts?
>