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How about a Christmas forum on the formats board?

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"Are there no prisons? Are the workhouses still in operation?" --
(E. Scrooge.)

Some stations flipped to Xmas on November 1. It's always been overkill. I've never understood how anyone could listen to the SAME 20 songs played 12 times a day for 2 months. Most Xmas music is vapid stuff. Those songs about snow seem absurd when it's still 75 degrees outside...
 
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"Are there no prisons? Are the workhouses still in operation?" --
(E. Scrooge.)

Some stations flipped to Xmas on November 1. It's always been overkill. I've never understood how anyone could listen to the SAME 20 songs played 12 times a day for 2 months. Most Xmas music is vapid stuff. Those songs about snow seem absurd when it's still 75 degrees outside...
The stations do it because it makes money.
 
The stations do it because it makes money.
In some cases perhaps. The idea is to hope to get a ratings spike. It works in some PPM markets. That doesn't guarantee any additional revenue though. The bottom line may be the same if they had stuck with the regular format...
 
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