Would syndicated morning shows take ANY affiliate in a market? As Mancow has trouble clearing stations, would TRN-FM consider putting him on, say, a college station? And what would such college station pay for his show? Just thinking outside the box to drum up clearances.
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Well I doubt any college station would put him on for money. Most college stations are used as a learning tool and not a ratings tool. Although it would teach the kids how to run a board since that's what most of them will be doing once they get out of college.
> Would syndicated morning shows take ANY affiliate in a
> market? As Mancow has trouble clearing stations, would
> TRN-FM consider putting him on, say, a college station? And
> what would such college station pay for his show? Just
> thinking outside the box to drum up clearances.
>
> Would syndicated morning shows take ANY affiliate in a
> market? As Mancow has trouble clearing stations, would
> TRN-FM consider putting him on, say, a college station? And
> what would such college station pay for his show? Just
> thinking outside the box to drum up clearances.
>
> Would syndicated morning shows take ANY affiliate in a
> market? As Mancow has trouble clearing stations, would
> TRN-FM consider putting him on, say, a college station? And
> what would such college station pay for his show? Just
> thinking outside the box to drum up clearances.
Funny you should mention this.
It appears the St. Louis-based syndicated morning show "Steve and DC" has signed up a very, very small affiliate - 250 watt daytimer WQMA/1520 in Marks, Mississippi.
<a target="_blank" href=http://www.steveanddc.com/wfapp/user?ACTION=FindStation>http://www.steveanddc.com/wfapp/user?ACTION=FindStation</a>
In case that doesn't ring a bell, it's the station owned by a former AOL radio board regular, and a regular on this board worked there briefly a year or so ago. (No, Paul, this is not an invite for you to open that can of worms.
)
Some shows seem to only aim at FMs, but even "TRN-FM"'s Mancow is on KLAC/570. And even Stern has a couple of AMs in his collection - in Reno and in Grand Rapids, if I remember right.
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> market? As Mancow has trouble clearing stations, would
> TRN-FM consider putting him on, say, a college station? And
> what would such college station pay for his show? Just
> thinking outside the box to drum up clearances.
Funny you should mention this.
It appears the St. Louis-based syndicated morning show "Steve and DC" has signed up a very, very small affiliate - 250 watt daytimer WQMA/1520 in Marks, Mississippi.
<a target="_blank" href=http://www.steveanddc.com/wfapp/user?ACTION=FindStation>http://www.steveanddc.com/wfapp/user?ACTION=FindStation</a>
In case that doesn't ring a bell, it's the station owned by a former AOL radio board regular, and a regular on this board worked there briefly a year or so ago. (No, Paul, this is not an invite for you to open that can of worms.
)Some shows seem to only aim at FMs, but even "TRN-FM"'s Mancow is on KLAC/570. And even Stern has a couple of AMs in his collection - in Reno and in Grand Rapids, if I remember right.
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Ohio Media Watch - <a target="_blank" href=http://ohiomedia.blogspot.com>http://ohiomedia.blogspot.com</a></P>
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