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Date Posted: Mon 02/03/03 - 11:57:51 PM
Author: Me
Subject: Re: what would you do to improve a station?
In reply to: wanabedj 's message, "what would you do to improve a station?" on Mon 02/03/03 - 4:23:15 PM

I like most of the ideas about B98.7! However, what is up with saying "Live and Local" ? I really don't think saying it makes a difference. As long as you have someone on the air, talking about what's happening around town, and around the world...that has contests and callers on the air, thats all that matters.

With that in mind, you could put a great voice tracked talent on the air, doing all of the above, and I promise you won't know a difference. Just listen to Scott Tyler on ZHT. Did anyone know he is in Chicago?

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  • Re: what would you do to improve a station? -- Idaho Radio Buff, Tue 02/04/03 - 8:37:15 AM
  • Re: what would you do to improve a station? -- Punk, Tue 02/04/03 - 2:16:06 PM
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