kirby said:Around 6:30, the pregame show was on and now the Rockets game is being broadcast on both 610 and 96.5. Is this the end of MIX 96.5 and the beginning of Sports 96.5?
schmave said:How long has this been a regular thing? My guess would be they are simulcasting night games as a way to reach the northern audience 610 shuts out after dark.
Mediafrog+ said:schmave said:How long has this been a regular thing? My guess would be they are simulcasting night games as a way to reach the northern audience 610 shuts out after dark.
Perhaps CBS should have purchased KJOJ 880 in order to better cover Montgomery County and other northern exurbs. Too late now.
You gotta think CBS is at least thinking about moving or simulcasting 610 on FM.
schmave said:Mediafrog+ said:schmave said:How long has this been a regular thing? My guess would be they are simulcasting night games as a way to reach the northern audience 610 shuts out after dark.
Perhaps CBS should have purchased KJOJ 880 in order to better cover Montgomery County and other northern exurbs. Too late now.
You gotta think CBS is at least thinking about moving or simulcasting 610 on FM.
It would be long overdue. But is 96.5 the logical choice to blow up?
purpledevil said:But reality....do you really think CBS is going to move sports to FM? I don't see it. Not with all 4 FM's doing as well as they are.
Cox isn't doing too well. For their biggest market, KKBQ is their only Missouri City station and the rest are rimshots. And it only gets worse when two of the rimshots are full power stations simulcasting after pulling a format off one of the stations.purpledevil said:Not with KILT-FM overtaking KKBQ for Houston's country leader again. Looks like listeners like commercials, commercials, and MORE commercials. To think, if KILT-FM were to vanish, what would 93 Q do for TV spots and music breaks?
CBS should put their specialty, all news, on full-power KLOL. Maybe they can buy the KTRH news intellectual property from CC and change the calls back to KTRH-FM while 740 goes all talk. It would be nice to choose between CBS and ABC for top-of-the-hour news in Houston again after all these years. I can't believe that the hourly CBS news, when KIKK is actually on, is limited to the top headlines while the last 2 minutes is stacked with commercials instead of the few stories covered in depth.Logical to me would be to blow up the station that doesn't fit in the cluster. Of course, that would be KLOL. "Sports Radio 101". What a catchy ring that has to it. That would leave 101 as the leader of the pack in sports programming, with that signal and that talent...no one would be able to touch "The Sports Leader".