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I just picked this up from EURweb ya'll.....
*AllAccess.com is reporting that Los Angeles urban station KDAY (93.5 The Beat) has dropped Syndication One's "Mo'Nique Show," which had been airing in the extended midday time slot from 1-4 p.m. Until a permanent replacement has been determined, the station has gone local and music-intensive in middays.
*AllAccess.com is reporting that Los Angeles urban station KDAY (93.5 The Beat) has dropped Syndication One's "Mo'Nique Show," which had been airing in the extended midday time slot from 1-4 p.m. Until a permanent replacement has been determined, the station has gone local and music-intensive in middays.
Anybody know what went down here? We don't get this station here in NYC but I was a guest on her show back in June; and I thought it was pretty good. I didn't hear a peep about this....that's too bad.
An update: Apparently the station is moving to a more music-intensive approach and has even adopted the new moniker "The Heart and Soul of L.A." KDAY has dropped the syndicated Mo'Nique and Wendy Williams shows to focus on music, but holds on to anchor shows Steve Harvey in mornings and Michael Baisden in afternoons.
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I would imagine with all those celebs and syndicates it was eating up the budget when you can pay a local dj around $30K...especially with ad revenues drying up fast.
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