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If he was let go, this was after nearly 15 years with the station. He had a sense of humor and a professional delivery. B101 has a repetitive playlist and bland personalities (most of which are voice tracked). Another nail in the coffin for terrestrial radio.
 
endangered species said:
If he was let go, this was after nearly 15 years with the station. He had a sense of humor and a professional delivery. B101 has a repetitive playlist and bland personalities (most of which are voice tracked). Another nail in the coffin for terrestrial radio.
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Bland and repetitive seems to work just fine for WROR in Boston. Remember, no one ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public.
 
To survive in smaller markets now you have to do multiple jobs / shifts / stations in the cluster. IHeart will probably file for bankruptcy within a year. At what point does it become Paul or Al in the Morning?
 
Is there any future in radio broadcasting careers?
 
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