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Date Posted: Monday, March 06, 11:14:34pm
Author: Terry
Subject: Re: Bad radio decisions...
In reply to: Alan Berman 's message, "Re: Bad radio decisions..." on Sunday, March 05, 09:36:38pm

"The worst radio decisions were CBS-FM dropping 50's and early 60's music from the regular rotation...."

That decision was far from bad. It probably bought CBS-FM some more time because the demographic problems were already beginning to become an issue.

"Another bad radio decision was trying to get Dan Ingram who is a radio legend to accept working only once a week..."

Radio stations run on the bottom line. Ingram cost a lot of money and CBS-FM didn't lose any revenue by replacing him on weekends. Besides, the Ingram you were hearing at the end of his CBS-FM days was far from a radio legend. More like a guy mumbling the same old lines that even he was tired of hearing.

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