
Ask The PD. This morning I was perusing the website of John Hagar's WGRF/Buffalo and reading his "Ask the PD" feature.
I've written before about responding to listeners in an honest, visible, credible way through "Ask the PD" - but reading the letters and John's responses - here - reminds me again how important this can be. In this day and age, its all about listener participation and increasing your station's "sticky" factor.

John Hagar gets it. A few minutes on his station website can be a real eye opener for any PD (or GM).

The formats are designed for the new distribution pipelines: HD Radio, internet, cell phones, etc. Look and listen here.
The other day - I wrote here about programming live cuts; coincidently this weekend Chicago's WDRV presents the "Live Drive Weekend". Nice!

More on the book here.
Added: Rick discusses his new book with John "Records" Landecker in the latest Chicago Radio Spotlight here. Added to post Sunday 5/13/07.
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