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In article <5hrud0$cst$1@cronkite.cc.uga.edu>
jenni@arches.uga.edu (Jennifer Cyran) writes:
 
>
>Guess what.  This has been in the works for a LONG time.  Hugh
>Christenson, the former owner of the Bulldog, didn't want to use it as a
>tax write-off anymore, i guess.  Still, even being as informed as I am, it
>came as a HUGE shock when they changed the entire format of the Bulldog.
>I was under the assumption that it would still be the same old lovable
>alternative, just new owners, and maybe a new name.  I don't think 99x
>could hold a candle to 103.7, only because of the extreme diversity of the
>Bulldog and the flexibility and enthusiam in playing local music.
>
>Complaining isn't going to help (much).  Besides the new musical format,
>you can expect to hear A LOT more commercials on the "new 103.7".  YUCK.
>Everyone have a great quarter!
>
>--Jennifer, of the point patrol
 
Oh, I think if enough students complain not only to the new management
endlessly, but as well tell the management at the places that advertise
under the new format that they will stop shopping there if they dont
pull ad spots, they'll take notice and maybe even change back...
I find it absolutly rediculous that the new owners think athens
needs a classic rock station... if people want it, let them go
listen to Magic 102, 96rock, z-93, star94.....
I'd known bulldog was sold a few months ago, but I too thought
that with the huge college listener base they wouldnt change anything.
I've heard they even fired all but Joe from the morning and
Phil from lunch... (I think they all quit! ;))
 
I think I'll go out, win the Big Game and drop 100,000 watts
of transmission power smack in downtown athens on 103.5 with the
complete old staff of bulldog :)
 
-- Russell (God 99x plays a lot of commercials!)