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I've vacationed in or traveled through that area several times in the past year or so and HAVE heard them. So what if Rooster dies? They were only on as a blocking move, anyway, and now that they've switched frequencies it's obvious they're not that concerned. Besides, WQIK as the #1 country and WGNE as the #2 country (with about a third of QIK's ratings and a fraction of their revenue) won't change the market dynamic much at all.
Renda has limited resources to take on Cox or CC- the two big companies can much more afford to be patient, let Renda shoot their wad, then write them off as another also-ran. They've already demonstrated they're just another second- tier type of group, anyway, the way they've orchestrated Kool's sign-on and how long it took them to get WGNE up to speed.
> Thanks.....I am sticking with Renda on this. Clear
> Channel has down graded Rooster in the last several months
> that we see death soon...When Rooster dies there will only
> be two country stations left...Gator or WQIK....which one
> will people more likely land at??? It is there choice but
> knowing that the power that Dixie holds on the market as the
> most successful female DJ for country music in Jacksonville
> many would drift over to Gator. Also for not even being here
> a year they have done one heck of job by not looking like
> they have been here for such a short time. Oh by the way
> have they set a date yet when the streaming online will take
> place for the Renda stations??? Just wonderning.
>
> mburg
>
> > Will GNE ever beat QIK probalby not anytime soon. I do
> > beleive that WROO will go away by the end of the year.
> >
> > GNE is doing a great job of attracting listeners by the
> free
> > concerts, Suwanee and programming. If they can pull CC
> > country to their events they can hopefully pick up more P1
>
> > and P2 from both stations.
> >
> > The bottom line is billing and for a station that has not
> > been in the market very long they are doing well. I
> imagine
> > they will end up with over 1 million this year.
> >
>
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by Braswell on 02/25/06 06:44 PM.</FONT></P>
I've vacationed in or traveled through that area several times in the past year or so and HAVE heard them. So what if Rooster dies? They were only on as a blocking move, anyway, and now that they've switched frequencies it's obvious they're not that concerned. Besides, WQIK as the #1 country and WGNE as the #2 country (with about a third of QIK's ratings and a fraction of their revenue) won't change the market dynamic much at all.
Renda has limited resources to take on Cox or CC- the two big companies can much more afford to be patient, let Renda shoot their wad, then write them off as another also-ran. They've already demonstrated they're just another second- tier type of group, anyway, the way they've orchestrated Kool's sign-on and how long it took them to get WGNE up to speed.
> Thanks.....I am sticking with Renda on this. Clear
> Channel has down graded Rooster in the last several months
> that we see death soon...When Rooster dies there will only
> be two country stations left...Gator or WQIK....which one
> will people more likely land at??? It is there choice but
> knowing that the power that Dixie holds on the market as the
> most successful female DJ for country music in Jacksonville
> many would drift over to Gator. Also for not even being here
> a year they have done one heck of job by not looking like
> they have been here for such a short time. Oh by the way
> have they set a date yet when the streaming online will take
> place for the Renda stations??? Just wonderning.
>
> mburg
>
> > Will GNE ever beat QIK probalby not anytime soon. I do
> > beleive that WROO will go away by the end of the year.
> >
> > GNE is doing a great job of attracting listeners by the
> free
> > concerts, Suwanee and programming. If they can pull CC
> > country to their events they can hopefully pick up more P1
>
> > and P2 from both stations.
> >
> > The bottom line is billing and for a station that has not
> > been in the market very long they are doing well. I
> imagine
> > they will end up with over 1 million this year.
> >
>
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by Braswell on 02/25/06 06:44 PM.</FONT></P>