[BC] The future of broadcasting...
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nakayle
Sun Sep 3 12:41:14 CDT 2006
Yes, Top-40 stations had a "tiny" playlist- but it was not the same playlist
month after month, year after year- it was constantly changing with new
songs coming on and old ones dropping off according to the latest Billboard
ratings. This is what kept it sounding new and fresh. I remember as a teen
eagerly awaiting Sundays nights when my local station introduced the new
additions each week. It was a big deal.
- Nat
On 9/3/06, Rich Wood <richwood at pobox.com> wrote:
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> On what research do you base this? How do you know "This is SO TRUE?"
> We all seem to forget the huge success of Top 40 with a tiny
> playlist. Maybe it flourished because those 40 songs were
> interspersed with great talent. Growing up I was able to listen to
> WABC, WBZ, WDRC, WKBW, WHDH and many other stations with
> personalities that relied on showbiz rather than shock. The music was
> almost an afterthought. We don't have much of that kind of talent today.
>
> Rich
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> Rich Wood
> Rich Wood Multimedia
> Phone: 413-454-3258
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