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Rock 92.9 Boston to give way to Bloomberg radio
Rock 92.9 Boston to give way to Bloomberg radio
Set preset button 1 to 94.7fm... Everyone's making the switch to 94.7...
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Mega Hertz
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Re: Rock 92.9 Boston to give way to Bloomberg radio
Face it, rock radio is dying. There's no really good stuff being played, and the library formats are stuck in 1977. The format choices are dire and nobody wants to grow anything organically. At least this way overhead costs are low.
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Re: Rock 92.9 Boston to give way to Bloomberg radio
It's beyond stale for sure, some of the stuff is nearly or is irrelevant now. At least to me.Mega Hertz wrote: ↑Tue Aug 20, 2024 9:51 pm Face it, rock radio is dying. There's no really good stuff being played, and the library formats are stuck in 1977. The format choices are dire and nobody wants to grow anything organically. At least this way overhead costs are low.
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ChrisWL1980
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Re: Rock 92.9 Boston to give way to Bloomberg radio
In Boston, the iHeart classic rock station wins (WZLX) and the Beasley classic rocker is the bottom feeder. It's like the reverse of the Detroit situation.
I wonder if Beasley will eventually do this in Detroit. If it's going to be on a full-market signal, it'll be 105.9, especially if Kiss continues to tread water.
I wonder if Beasley will eventually do this in Detroit. If it's going to be on a full-market signal, it'll be 105.9, especially if Kiss continues to tread water.