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While there was no consensus, at least there was a discussion ... as opposed to a single proclamation by someone who felt the need to post anonymously.
"Oldies" as a format is almost totally dead already. Except for a few AM stations, generally at the fringe of a market and some stations in smaller, unrated markets, there are very, very few oldies stations left.
Classic Hits has the ability to morph, going from an early late 60's/early and mid 70's core to today's mid-70's to 80's blend. The format will probably be around as long as terrestrial radio is.
Classic rock has just had a series of ratings books that are at the format's peak levels. Again, the format can, and has, moved to protect its core demos.
So one of the three formats you mention is already dead and you apparently have not noticed. The other two are very full of life.
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