Would this format work??

[Retro]

We just played the Jonas Brothers for the first time on ChargeRadio.com. 8)

Labels may hate me for this but I have Miley's "see you again" in heavy rotation on my station and honestly TLH (total listening hours) sure ain't dropping because of it. (so their making their money back in royalties anyways) As someone who programs a CHR/Rock mix, I need the good pop to be in line with the Mainstream CHR folks.

Ofcourse I am a internet broadcaster? most in the industry would say "what do you really know?"

--Matt
XMusicOnline

Your target demo must be the under 18 crowd.

 

[xmusicmatt]

We just played the Jonas Brothers for the first time on ChargeRadio.com. 8)

Labels may hate me for this but I have Miley's "see you again" in heavy rotation on my station and honestly TLH (total listening hours) sure ain't dropping because of it. (so their making their money back in royalties anyways) As someone who programs a CHR/Rock mix, I need the good pop to be in line with the Mainstream CHR folks.

Ofcourse I am a internet broadcaster? most in the industry would say "what do you really know?"

--Matt
XMusicOnline

Your target demo must be the under 18 crowd.

Looking at server logs, most connections come between 10am-5pm daily and most are cable modems or universities.. so I would without having done any research my listenership to be the 12-24 crowd.

Ofcourse those that stay away from mainstream Christian artists, I can understand the reasons behind it, I don't think those that do bring in Christian's doing non Christian formated music are doing anything wrong. It totally should all be about what your listenership wants and what works in your area or for your station's format..