Specifically, the tool used to presort a radio station into a likely category – I’m looking for both positive and negative words and phrases appearing on a web page that would make it extremely likely that the station belongs to a format or extremely unlikely. The name of the format itself is automatically included as a positive<\/p>\n
So for a fairly obvious example, let’s take Classic Country<\/p>\n
Positive: Johnny Cash,Opry,Loretta Lynn,Haggard,true country<\/p>\n
The list does not need to be artists<\/p>\n
negative: words and phrases from similar formats that suggest the station is not classic country<\/p>\n
Taylor Swift,Garth Brooks,hottest,newest,bluegrass,Christian<\/p>\n
So with that as the objective, what words or phrases make it clear between [keeping in mind the words of the format are automatic – no need to suggest “Classic” for Classic Rock]<\/p>\n
Mainstream Rock vs Classic Rock
\nMainstream Rock vs Album Oriented Rock
\nClassic Rock vs Classic Hits
\nclassic Hits vs Oldies<\/p>\n
Catholic Spanish vs Protestant Spanish<\/p>\n
Any format is open for suggestions<\/p>\n
McDonalds isn’t the only one phasing out humans<\/p>\n
Progress Report<\/p>\n
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