In addition, for years we broadcast One In Ten, the only program on a commercial radio station in the nation dedicated to the issues and lifestyles of the GLBT community. And throughout it all, FNX has continued to break new music…. Despite its celebrated history, its cutting edge programming , its tradition of breaking new music, its ardent fans among listeners and advertisers, for some time it has been difficult to sustain the station — especially since the start of the Great Recession.
A post on the WFNX website indicates that the WFNX brand is being retained by its owners, which could mean that the call letters and station identity may morph into an online-only station. In the meantime, long-time WFNX fans are already voicing their displeasure. Support from readers like you make content like this possible.
Please take a moment to support Radio Survivor on Patreon! KPFA morning schedule gets new makeover. We are streaming now, we have been streaming for a very long time, and we have a very strong audience who listens online so we are looking at that as a way of continuing. I think it really has been an issue of the economy. We haven't lost audience, neither on air nor any of our print publications. The struggle is for advertising and the sheer pie that has shrunk.
For example, every week 96 percent of every Phoenix that is put out is picked up. There has been zero falloff in terms of readership and listenership. But think about that — yes and no. Satellite radio is big but it has a tiny, tiny percentage of the radio audience. Broadcast radio still reaches enormous numbers of people.
You know, the CD has been around, the cassette has been around, the MP3 has been around — and yet there is still a relationship that takes place to local media and to local listeners! It all remains with us. By the way, I have zero idea what kind of programming format they are planning. This program aired on May 18, The audio for this program is not available. Skip to main content.
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