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Realignment of religious programming
The programming format/category “religious programming” is a bit muddled at the moment – the fairly distinct music formats – gospel, Contemporary Christian and Christian Rock were fairly obvious – and I’ve grouped the Christian sects who have a large radio … Continue reading
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New testing platform taking shape
The new method of testing completely shields you from bad stuff unless you make a deliberate choice to be unprotected Let’s say you decided to be in charge of “Full Service” radio stations – stations (mostly AM) that don’t carry … Continue reading
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Sneak peak
What the new crawler looks like – told to scan all cumulus stations (Click for clearer image)
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Volunteer “reset”
The past week or so, substantial progress has been made on improving the tools for quickly reviewing and FIXING out of date information. Brian has been assisting me in this process. Just a recap – with 16,000 radio stations, just … Continue reading
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Testing groups
For the dozens of you czars doing testing, time management can become an issue – along with boredom. In the upper left hand corner is a filter to select subgroups of stations. Most are only useful if you are a … Continue reading
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New Look
Some of the blog readers never visit the guide, but to keep you in the loop… I’ve incorporated the concept of format categories This allows subdivision of huge station formats like “country” into smaller, more manageable (and hopefully more useful) … Continue reading
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The Facebook Tsunami
People who ignore Facebook do so at great harm. A month ago, I was asking the question, now I state it as a fact. I don’t like Facebook, I don’t like what it represents, but it is changing the world. … Continue reading
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Temporary Redirects
Some websites choose to add on a name to their “home page” in order to not confuse search engines, or sometimes they temporarily direct visitors to a special splash page like “It’s share-a-thon time again”, or “win tickets to this … Continue reading
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