Jake, a newspaper columnist putting your program in the newspaper's "highlights" section does not make a format of all non-hits all the time a viable business model for a commercial station. Newspaper columnists like eclectic, but you seem to insist that if only WNCI would adopt your format, they'd be getting 50 shares,and no, you'd be lucky to get a on share. I am aware there are a few people who insist they never, ever want to hear a hit song again and only want a steady diet of unfamiliar music, but that is so few that it wouldn't be measurable.
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Nu_Roo_2 said:
Well, not to be obnoxious here, but 15 years ago today's 25-year-olds would have been 10.
Regarding prior discussions within this thread about research use, method and interpretation, I find the following brief blog piece to be very relevant and provocative. Unfortunately, the last sentence isn't as true here in under-radioed (n big signals) Columbus:
http://www.infinitedial.com/2009/12/rethinking_how_radio_uses_rese.php
http://www.infinitedial.com/2009/12/rethinking_how_radio_uses_rese.php
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