“A rádio que temos” é um blogue de João Paulo Meneses, de apoio ao trabalho escrito do 2º ano do doutoramento em comunicação na Universidade de Vigo. Pretende identificar a rádio portuguesa e, já agora, opô-la, a nível de formatos, à rádio de alguma Europa.

“Não saber o que esperar…”

September 17, 2005

Sobre o formato “Jack”:
(…) the format focuses on ’70s, ’80s and ’90s hits, sprinkled with current tunes. Target audience: twenty-somethings to baby boomers. A hit in Canada since 2002, Jack could be in 100 U.S. markets this year.
Jack is often backed by “throw away your iPod” marketing hype because it employs playlists of 1,200 or more songs — triple most oldies-style music stations and a bit closer to iPod capacity. “Jack’s a reaction to stations that are tightly formatted and predictable,” Inside Radio editor Tom Taylor says.
Baltimore station WQSR jettisoned its 17-year-old oldies format for Jack on May 4. “With Jack, people don’t know what to expect, and we hope that’s what they’ll gravitate to,” says programming director Dave LaBrozzi
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Posted 5/11/2005 8:42 PM Updated 5/15/2005 8:42 PM
Radio changes its tune to recapture listeners
By Gary Strauss, USA TODAY

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