There are those who hope they will wake up one morning to hear that TT FM has returned to the Melbourne airwaves and the Mix name has been dropped. Could they really pick up where they left off? The Green Guide looks at what is missing from Mix 101.1.
In 1997, TTFM - now known as Mix - finally claimed Melbourne's No.1 FM spot from arch-rival Fox. But over the next 11 years, it somehow lost almost two-thirds of its market share. In the most recent survey, it attracted just 4.3% of listeners, putting it well behind Fox, Nova, Gold and TripleM - and just 0.4points ahead of Vega. [link=http://www.theage.com.au/news/entertainment/tv--radio/what-gives-with-mix/2008/09/17/1221330909114.html]MORE[/link]
Green Guide: 18 Sept 2008
Wednesday, September 17, 2008 | Labels: Radionews |
There are those who hope they will wake up one morning to hear that TT FM has returned to the Melbourne airwaves and the Mix name has been dropped. Could they really pick up where they left off? The Green Guide looks at what is missing from Mix 101.1.
In 1997, TTFM - now known as Mix - finally claimed Melbourne's No.1 FM spot from arch-rival Fox. But over the next 11 years, it somehow lost almost two-thirds of its market share. In the most recent survey, it attracted just 4.3% of listeners, putting it well behind Fox, Nova, Gold and TripleM - and just 0.4points ahead of Vega. [link=http://www.theage.com.au/news/entertainment/tv--radio/what-gives-with-mix/2008/09/17/1221330909114.html]MORE[/link]
In 1997, TTFM - now known as Mix - finally claimed Melbourne's No.1 FM spot from arch-rival Fox. But over the next 11 years, it somehow lost almost two-thirds of its market share. In the most recent survey, it attracted just 4.3% of listeners, putting it well behind Fox, Nova, Gold and TripleM - and just 0.4points ahead of Vega. [link=http://www.theage.com.au/news/entertainment/tv--radio/what-gives-with-mix/2008/09/17/1221330909114.html]MORE[/link]
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