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Itsme · 10-19-2005, 07:16 AM

From San Diego Radio Net.....

Then, there's the impending format change that has 103.7 quaking: Planet FM's days may be numbered as a classic rock outlet.

What is known: Todd Little has left the program director's chair -- and office. So Cindy Pace,Jim McInnes, awesome Mike Dawson, and overnigher Tony Martin. They continue to do what they do best: Play some good rock and roll, give the station personality, and then wait for the next moves by Infinity Radio. For them, it is really a Stay Tuned kind of item. What ever direction KPLN is going, there was much speculation in the trade papers yesterday -- and much talk about the talk. 1037freefm.com was registered by the owners in July, however on Tuesday, Infinity CEO Joel Hollander said the group was "protecting some URLs and other things a while ago and there’s nothing there - - don’t worry about it.” That being said, it is hard to ignore a 22-station "network" with the moniker "Free FM" that was being floated out there in speculation land.

Not related to the impending change at San Diego's 103.7, Infinity's parent has pushed the splitting of the media company forward.

Stay Tuned as the Planet Turns.

10-19-2005, 07:16 AM	#16
Itsme Vice Admiral Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Southern California Posts: 4,813	From San Diego Radio Net..... Then, there's the impending format change that has 103.7 quaking: Planet FM's days may be numbered as a classic rock outlet. What is known: Todd Little has left the program director's chair -- and office. So Cindy Pace,Jim McInnes, awesome Mike Dawson, and overnigher Tony Martin. They continue to do what they do best: Play some good rock and roll, give the station personality, and then wait for the next moves by Infinity Radio. For them, it is really a Stay Tuned kind of item. What ever direction KPLN is going, there was much speculation in the trade papers yesterday -- and much talk about the talk. 1037freefm.com was registered by the owners in July, however on Tuesday, Infinity CEO Joel Hollander said the group was "protecting some URLs and other things a while ago and there’s nothing there - - don’t worry about it.” That being said, it is hard to ignore a 22-station "network" with the moniker "Free FM" that was being floated out there in speculation land. Not related to the impending change at San Diego's 103.7, Infinity's parent has pushed the splitting of the media company forward. Stay Tuned as the Planet Turns.