🚀 go-pugleaf

Hmmmm... Looks like Cleveland is being treated to the same cultural dumbing-
down that's plagueing Boston. WCRB, which at one time was some sort of 
kissin' (no pun) cousin to WCLV, now has a Web Page and a new slogan:
"Classical Music is Cool".  ...Like, way cool, man!

AZS

In article <awg3-2508951726420001@meds20679.meds.cwru.edu>,
awg3@po.cwru.edu (Adam W. Grasso) wrote:
> In article <3vogse$2di@sin.multiverse.com>, press@sin.multiverse.com
> (Press Releases) wrote:
> 
> >   
> >               WCLV TO ENTER CYBERSPACE WITH WCLV ON-LINE
> > 
> > The WCLV Home Page will publish the cue sheets and schedules for the many
> > programs WCLV produces and distributes to other radio stations so those
> > stations, as well as listeners around the country, can know in advance what
> > is contained in each program.  
> 
> Does this include the abundant prattle to found on this station?  I would
> sure like to know when THAT will occur so I know NOT to listen at those
> times.
> 
> > Current programs that will be represented on
> > line include The City Club Forum, 
> 
> Boring.
> 
> > Weekend Radio with Robert Conrad,
> > Mozartwoche, Live from the Concertebouw, Live from Rotterdam and L'Orchestre
> > de Paris.  
> 
> You mean we can't the BBC World Service News Online.  Awwwww!
> 
> 
> > This fall, WCLV will add the cue sheets and schedules for The
> > Detroit Symphony and The Cincinnati Pops on the Air.
> 
> Erich Kunzel RULES!!
>  
> > The station anticipates adding audio to the text presentation in the near
> > future.  This will enable web surfers around the world with the
> proper        > software
> > to listen to selected programs from the station's schedule.  
> 
> And hear pretensious DJ chatter over their personal computers.  Technology
> really is wonderful, ain't it?
> 
> > Eventually, when
> > technology is available, WCLV will be able to broadcast its entire schedule
> > anywhere in the world via the World Wide Web.  
> 
> 
> Dude!  Far out!
> 
> >WCLV's address on the World
> > Wide Web, as of August 1, 1995, will be http://www.wclv.com .
> > 
> > -END-
> 
> Or, you could save some time and just tune in to National Public Radio.