Response to my email from Steve Sandman -- Kidd and Memphis

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Subject: Response to my email from Steve Sandman

Author:
Nicole

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Date Posted: 08:48:51 11/02/06 Thu

I got this today - in response to my email:

Nicole -

Thanks for writing. Unfortunately for you, the Buzz is not coming back. This change was made after specific Memphis market research warranted it to happen. It is certainly your choice to listen to a non- Entercom radio stations which would be a shame because we have some great brands in this market, but there are a lot of great radio stations in Memphis from which to choose.

Thanks again for your thoughts.

Steve Sandman
Vice President / Market Manager
Entercom - Memphis
WRVR/ WSNA /WWTQ-AM
WMC-AM / WMC-FM / WMFS-FM
5904 Ridgeway Center Pkwy
Memphis, TN 38120
Office: 901-767-0104
ssandman@entercom.com

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[> Subject: Re: Response to my email from Steve Sandman
Author: Duckwidow [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 10:37:52 11/02/06 Thu Not just unfortunately for you, but for all of us Memphians who loved listening to Kidd Kraddick. The show is well planned, funny, played current music, and is most of all uplifting. How many stations do we need that play "WHATEVER". I'm not sure who was surveyed, but I want a recount.