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is the jack format available in tulsa or oklahoma at this time? if so, where? i don't live in oklahoma, so call me names if you wish, but if anyone would know, i knew you guys would. thanx.
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« Reply #1 on: August 11, 2005, 02:48:40 PM » |
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> is the jack format available in tulsa or oklahoma at this
> time? if so, where? i don't live in oklahoma, so call me
> names if you wish, but if anyone would know, i knew you guys
> would. thanx.
>
Call you names??
Huh?
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GaryThompson
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« Reply #2 on: August 11, 2005, 03:52:16 PM » |
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No Jack in Tulsa.
Doesn't OKC have a Jack equivalent? A "Bob" or something?
> > is the jack format available in tulsa or oklahoma at this
> > time? if so, where? i don't live in oklahoma, so call me
> > names if you wish, but if anyone would know, i knew you
> guys
> > would. thanx.
> >
>
> Call you names??
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> Huh?
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cgh
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« Reply #3 on: August 11, 2005, 09:25:12 PM » |
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> No Jack in Tulsa.
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> Doesn't OKC have a Jack equivalent? A "Bob" or something?
The very essence of Jack - a rather large, if arbitrary, playlist - is unknown at Bob, which has a rather small, if arbitrary, playlist.
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« Reply #4 on: August 11, 2005, 11:55:31 PM » |
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> > No Jack in Tulsa.
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> > Doesn't OKC have a Jack equivalent? A "Bob" or something?
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> The very essence of Jack - a rather large, if arbitrary,
> playlist - is unknown at Bob, which has a rather small, if
> arbitrary, playlist.
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Effectively, no. Bob-FM in OKC isn't like most Bobs, or Jacks for that matter.
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« Reply #5 on: August 12, 2005, 01:42:44 PM » |
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> > > No Jack in Tulsa.
> > >
> > > Doesn't OKC have a Jack equivalent? A "Bob" or
> something?
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> > The very essence of Jack - a rather large, if arbitrary,
> > playlist - is unknown at Bob, which has a rather small, if
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> > arbitrary, playlist.
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> Effectively, no. Bob-FM in OKC isn't like most Bobs, or
> Jacks for that matter.
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I wish BOB FM would play more Black Sabbath
Ozzy
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reman
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« Reply #6 on: August 16, 2005, 11:57:24 AM » |
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> is the jack format available in tulsa or oklahoma at this
> time? if so, where? i don't live in oklahoma, so call me
> names if you wish, but if anyone would know, i knew you guys
> would. thanx.
>
thank you for the responses. the jack format, which has been way more successful than the other flavor-of-the-week format (classic alternative), is working well in seattle, but the ratings will flatten out when the new wears off. there's a lot of pussified songs on the format, so i'm not sure that will work well for oklahoma, but it's nice to hear such a variety. there are only songs, commercials and short canned self-promotional tags. i hope some pd at the bottom of the book brings it to you, no matter how much live talent objects.
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reman
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« Reply #7 on: August 16, 2005, 12:58:03 PM » |
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> > is the jack format available in tulsa or oklahoma at this
> > time? if so, where? i don't live in oklahoma, so call me
> > names if you wish, but if anyone would know, i knew you
> guys
> > would. thanx.
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> Call you names??
>
> Huh?
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the forums i participate in are pretty rough on newbies (geographical, in my case) or dumb questions, so i was prepared for slams. not everyone is professional.
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« Reply #8 on: August 16, 2005, 03:58:58 PM » |
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I haven't seen much of that here.
The only ones they're rough on here are the ones who are obviously industry vetrans who ask dumb questions. =)
> > > is the jack format available in tulsa or oklahoma at
> this
> > > time? if so, where? i don't live in oklahoma, so call me
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> > > names if you wish, but if anyone would know, i knew you
> > guys
> > > would. thanx.
> > >
> >
> > Call you names??
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> > Huh?
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> the forums i participate in are pretty rough on newbies
> (geographical, in my case) or dumb questions, so i was
> prepared for slams. not everyone is professional.
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« Reply #9 on: August 16, 2005, 07:51:54 PM » |
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> > is the jack format available in tulsa or oklahoma at this
> > time? if so, where? i don't live in oklahoma, so call me
> > names if you wish, but if anyone would know, i knew you
> guys
> > would. thanx.
> >
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> thank you for the responses. the jack format, which has been
> way more successful than the other flavor-of-the-week format
> (classic alternative), is working well in seattle, but the
> ratings will flatten out when the new wears off.
How do you know? That is strictly a guess, not based on ratings or research.
You certainly may be right, but there is no may to know.
There is never any way to know this early.
>There's a
> lot of pussified songs on the format, so i'm not sure that
> will work well for oklahoma,
Again you don't know if if would work in Oklahoma, because you don't have a Jack format in Oklahoma.
Jack is not Bob. Two different brends.
>but it's nice to hear such a
> variety. there are only songs, commercials and short canned
> self-promotional tags.
If you want real variety, check out The Mighty 1190 in Dallas. Far larger playlist than Jack ... and no ratings so far.
>i hope some pd at the bottom of the
> book brings it to you, no matter how much live talent
> objects.
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