Is there any chance that ESPN can learn from what may take place in Cleveland?
(The Fan buries WKNR or WKNR makes major changes to improve thier product)
WKNR has gotten aloof and indifferent to their intended audience. Kind of a 'take what we are giving you, because you have nowhere else to go' attitude. A feeling that many who watch/listen to ESPN products also have.
I wonder if this is the weakness CBS sees in other markets where they have or are placing FM Sports stations. If so, does anyone think that the Worldwide Leader will move proactively to stem this tide, or will they continue on thier current path (eg. spending excessive amounts of airtime in cross-promotions with other Disney-related product, giving minimal coverage to stories that damage thier contracted partners)?
(The Fan buries WKNR or WKNR makes major changes to improve thier product)
WKNR has gotten aloof and indifferent to their intended audience. Kind of a 'take what we are giving you, because you have nowhere else to go' attitude. A feeling that many who watch/listen to ESPN products also have.
I wonder if this is the weakness CBS sees in other markets where they have or are placing FM Sports stations. If so, does anyone think that the Worldwide Leader will move proactively to stem this tide, or will they continue on thier current path (eg. spending excessive amounts of airtime in cross-promotions with other Disney-related product, giving minimal coverage to stories that damage thier contracted partners)?