At rocker KLOS-FM in Los Angeles, (Cumulus Media CEO Lew) Dickey said the retirement of longtime morning team Mark and Brian had a big impact. He said it was a big-billing station and their departure did make an impact. Read more…
Radio fallout: Departure of Mark & Brian hurt KLOS, Cumulus
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“The ratings took a dip.” Dip? A 3 foot pot hole is a “dip?” If I only had money. All they have to do is hire some om-air personalities. Hire some young’uns, have at it. Ernie Anderson was the original Ghoulardi, and 40 years later there’s still “Ghoulardii’s” out there today/. Where’s the imagination?
Soon KLOS will have a new moniker, “KLOSED”.