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Earwig
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« Reply #16 on: September 04, 2005, 09:52:46 PM » |
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> > > I still can not believe what Sirius is doing , dropping > > > REMIX 62 is one of the stupidest moves yet, why do have > to > > > > > take a channel that is so popular , why can’t they take > > away > > > one of the 16 ROCK channels, > > > > Probably because the rock channels are doing better than > > Remix and Swing Street... Let's be realistic for a > second. > > Sirius almost certainly knew they'd lose some subscribers > > over this move, and I doubt this decision was made > > haphazardly. Sirius is a business and is trying to get as > > > many subscribers as possible. It probably did some > research > > to find out what channels to air and what channels to > drop, > > and Remix and Swing Street probably had fewer listeners > than > > any of the rock channels. So, they were dropped, and > Sirius > > is trying to create other channels that its research shows > > > will attract more listeners. Sirius may be making a > > mistake, and it will find out in time. However, it was > > probably, if nothing else, a well researched mistake. > There > > are plenty of those in the history of modern day business. > > > New Coke comes to mind very quickly. > > > > > and for > > > anyone who says if ya don’t like it cancel it, well wish > I > > > > > could, I just renewed it in July, so I have a whole year > > > on > > > my 3 units. > > > > Why can't you? The way I understand it is that these > block > > subscriptions are not contracts. However, I'd recommend > you > > check your customer agreement, especially the fine print, > to > > make sure. > > > > Let's not compare Remix and the rock channels, because of > course we know the rock channels have more listeners then > the dance channels (though I bet not as much as you'd > think). I don't have so much of a problem with one of the > dance channels being axed, it was the fact that they got rid > of the most popular one. Don't tell me they did research. > They didn't. The guy who is in charge of the dance channels, > Liquid Todd, personally programs Boombox and Chill. They are > his creations. I'm sure corporate told him to pick a dance > channel to go, and you can bet he wasn't going to pick one > of his babies...so he choose Remix. Remix was easily the > most popular dance channel. So instead of getting rid of > Boombox or Chill, two niche stations that sparked very > little interest (especially Boombox) he chose to get rid of > Remix....and now there is only two actual dance stations in > the dance category. >
And the way you know this is......how, exactly?
My response to your incredible (i.e., preposterous) statement(s) goes way beyond "I wish I had some of whatever it is you're smoking" -- more like, "Where the hell did you get that LSD"?? You really ought to be careful, whatever it is, it's obviously affecting your cognitive processes.........
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