Re: RIP Plymouth Sound...
Posted: Mon 23 Mar, 2009 22.24
And Gold, BRMB and Galaxy Birmingham are fine. We already have a heart.
They all have similar websites too.
They all have similar websites too.
Ditto for Nottingham. Heart 106 already exists so it looks like Trent FM is safe for now.Beep wrote:We already have a heart.
BRMB is being sold along with Beacon and Mercia, hence they've become autonomous and only network with each other. The sale should have been announced ages ago but no news yet.Beep wrote:And Gold, BRMB and Galaxy Birmingham are fine. We already have a heart.
They all have similar websites too.
I think a handful of local stations are getting re-branded as Galaxy instead of Heart, I'm guessing this is occurring where Heart already exists.Inspector Sands wrote:BRMB is being sold along with Beacon and Mercia, hence they've become autonomous and only network with each other. The sale should have been announced ages ago but no news yet.Beep wrote:And Gold, BRMB and Galaxy Birmingham are fine. We already have a heart.
They all have similar websites too.
The other things they had to dispose of when they merged were Heart in the East Midands (which they are selling but then keeping as a franchise-style Heart) but then and a few MW stations - they closed the 2 Gold transmitters in Exeter/Torbay
You assume wrong.Charlie Wells wrote:I think a handful of local stations are getting re-branded as Galaxy instead of Heart, I'm guessing this is occurring where Heart already exists.Inspector Sands wrote:BRMB is being sold along with Beacon and Mercia, hence they've become autonomous and only network with each other. The sale should have been announced ages ago but no news yet.Beep wrote:And Gold, BRMB and Galaxy Birmingham are fine. We already have a heart.
They all have similar websites too.
The other things they had to dispose of when they merged were Heart in the East Midands (which they are selling but then keeping as a franchise-style Heart) but then and a few MW stations - they closed the 2 Gold transmitters in Exeter/Torbay
Power and Ocean didn't have the same TSA but they overlapped a fair bit. Ocean Sound got the franchise/license for Southampton and Portsmouth and ran it was seperate East and West services originally, then they split them into Power and Ocean. Power aimed for a younger audience and Ocean more adult - for a while it was part of the Century network.wells wrote:You assume wrong.Charlie Wells wrote: I think a handful of local stations are getting re-branded as Galaxy instead of Heart, I'm guessing this is occurring where Heart already exists.
Central Scotland and the South Coast is where it has happened, in the case of the South Coast it's because it has the same TSA as Ocrean which is becoming Heart, in Scotland because XFM had performed poorly.