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Radio Death Pool

RICHIE 1, Your tired of my posts, well heres my reply, For years all we had was this "Cesspool of Radio" and i surely dont want another 10 years of CBS and their "Nuisance Radio" End of Story!! Happy Holidays Dude!!!
 
richie1 said:
OK people, are you growing tired of Kenny in Concord OR WHAT! Say something new already dude.
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Richie1, I second that...

Kenny you said You found KYA when you were 9 in 1962! Isn't it time you grew up? 46 years have passed, lots of things have changed. Oh and BTW don't just blame CBS, lets give Clear Channel at least an honorable mention OK.

It's a different world, I think you need to acknowledge that, and just get your Oldies Fix, of course they were currents in 1962, from XM or Sirus. Keep in mind all those Jocks who were hi energy guys in 1962-70 are now 46 years older too. Really it's nice to remember the past, but you can't bring it back, and I don't recommend living there either.

Enjoy what's good now, and for you, that seems to be XM.
 
Amen, Production Boy.

The sad fact is that radio has changed The advertising industry has changed. There is almost no interest by advertisers in audiences above the age of 50. Television has completely shifted to 18-49 being the primary demo and radio is not far behind. That has led to the proliferation of formats that skew younger and, unfortunately for many, away from people who were 9 in 1962! Kenny can rant, but financially, it's not likely to be in the cards for a Bay Area station to play the music he's looking for.
 
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