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Steve Harvey In Dallas

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With the enormous success Harvey has had in Philly, Detroit, New York and Shreveport - seems like a no brainer for someone to pick him up and bring him back to the market - preferably on a strong signal.

Since KSOC has Joyner and KRNB has B.J., you would wonder whether CC would risk flipping either KDMX or KZPS to Urban AC. It would temporarily create three Urban AC's but ultimately that station would likely win out - but they would risk losing revenue in the short term.
 
> With the enormous success Harvey has had in Philly, Detroit,
> New York and Shreveport - seems like a no brainer for
> someone to pick him up and bring him back to the market -
> preferably on a strong signal.
>
> Since KSOC has Joyner and KRNB has B.J., you would wonder
> whether CC would risk flipping either KDMX or KZPS to Urban
> AC. It would temporarily create three Urban AC's but
> ultimately that station would likely win out - but they
> would risk losing revenue in the short term.
>

Flip 94.5 to gospel and there would be no conflict. Their ratings are just as horrible as their signal.
 
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