Univision changes in DFW...coming to Houston?

[saradio1]

I live in Dallas, and this Radio H20 seems kinda strange for Univision..Playing Christina Perri, Train, Gotye, Carly Rae Jepsen, etc..Sounds like a full blown CHR to me

Sounds like the top 40 station they had in SA called Party 97-7.   


Also, the top hour says, "The Music Network Connecting America".   Perhaps, Univision plans on expanding this format to other cities.

[thathoustonradiogeek]

Paging Señor Gleason.

You are needed in this thread.

[sox fan matt]

Per David on the DFW Board with the same question:  Quote from: Mediafrog+ on Yesterday at 08:32:02 PM
Paging David Eduardo...Paging David Eduardo...your thoughts on this would be appreciated.

It would be inappropriate to comment on this.

[purpledevil]

Didn't I say that this might happen with the upgrade of KPTY, awhile back? Rest assured, if this comes to Houston it'll be on 104.9/105.3 to cover both Houston and the Triangle. It would be a mistake to place it on KQBU as the signal coming from Port Arthur can't compete with KKHH or KRBE. 104.9/105.3, however, would give Hot and KRBE a heck of a fight.

The iron is hot. Univision should strike now. KRBE is about to become a stand alone, Cumulus may end up pulling out of the market and thus KRBE is ripe for the picking. 95-7 would certainly lose a portion of their listenership from an H20 launch as well.

[radiothrowback]

Just bring back some form a CHR or Urban to the Univision Cluster. THIS CITY NEEDS IT!

[stan]

Didn't I say that this might happen with the upgrade of KPTY, awhile back? Rest assured, if this comes to Houston it'll be on 104.9/105.3 to cover both Houston and the Triangle. It would be a mistake to place it on KQBU as the signal coming from Port Arthur can't compete with KKHH or KRBE. 104.9/105.3, however, would give Hot and KRBE a heck of a fight.

The iron is hot. Univision should strike now. KRBE is about to become a stand alone, Cumulus may end up pulling out of the market and thus KRBE is ripe for the picking. 95-7 would certainly lose a portion of their listenership from an H20 launch as well.

I think if Univision does this it will be a nail in KRBE's coffin.

[willdav713]

Didn't I say that this might happen with the upgrade of KPTY, awhile back? Rest assured, if this comes to Houston it'll be on 104.9/105.3 to cover both Houston and the Triangle. It would be a mistake to place it on KQBU as the signal coming from Port Arthur can't compete with KKHH or KRBE. 104.9/105.3, however, would give Hot and KRBE a heck of a fight.

The iron is hot. Univision should strike now. KRBE is about to become a stand alone, Cumulus may end up pulling out of the market and thus KRBE is ripe for the picking. 95-7 would certainly lose a portion of their listenership from an H20 launch as well.

I think if Univision does this it will be a nail in KRBE's coffin.

Let them call the station The Beat, it would really make KRBE mad