dmcjeff wrote:

RadioAaron wrote:

The audience for rhythmic CHR does not use radio.

Well; unless it was gold-heavy like 'BLK which 'grew up with their audience who are now in that target demo.

I am in the U.S. a lot and noticed the 'classic hip hop & RnB genre often had two stations covering it in major cities.  

This CHR\Rth or Urban is under represented in Toronto considering the popularity of it on the radio.

Existing signals like Flow and Vibe are extremely low powered and try to cover a massive genre so wide that there's a sprinkling of everything in their playlists ranging from Soca Caribbean to Reggae Hip Hop R&B new and old that it's not truly a single Genre.

As for CING; perhaps if it really does change to some variety of A/C then may I suggest a new Boom but without the 90's
 

That would hurt Boom 97.3 and besides Boom is sucessful. If there was another Classic Hits on a station that has a superpower signal it would hurt Boom’s ratings.

Dicky Doo wrote:

The audience you are describing, when it comes to country, is faithfully tuned to AM 650 Nashville (Grand Ole Country country), and has been for generations.     

Depending on cloud cover, it clicks in around 8:30 p.m. at this time of year

Right, of-course. Am650

everyone knows about that