Showing posts with label marketing. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 8, 2008

Bay Area Radio Stations




  1. Below you will find a complete list of the local radio stations that you can find on the FM dial. If you plan on using any of the Coast Radio stations, please feel free to consult with me prior to contacting them in regards to radio advertising. I have over a decade of using radio successfully to help clients improve their advertising results.

    RADIO WORKS


    Bay Area Radio Stations
    Callsign Frequency Description Market City / Owner
    KLLC 97.3 Adult Contemporary San Francisco - CBS
    KOHL 89.3 Top 40 Freemont
    KJZY 93.7 Smooth jazz Sebastopol - Redwood Empire Stereocasters
    KFFG 104.5 Classic Rock San Francisco - Cumulus
    KFGY 92.9 Country Station Santa Rosa - Maverick Media
    KZSC 88.1 College UC Santa Cruz
    KQED 88.5 Public Public Radio - Bay Area
    KUSP 88.9 Public Public Radio - Central Coast
    KCEA 89.1 Big Band Atherton - Public Radio
    KSQQ 96.1 Portuguese San Jose - Coyote Communications
    KPFA 89.3 Variety Berkeley - Public
    KMTG 89.3 Variety San Jose - Pioneer High School
    KPOO 89.5 Soul, Jazz, Blues & Oldies San Francisco - Poor People's Radio
    KSMC 89.5 Variety Moraga - St. Mary's College
    KFJC 89.7 Cutting Edge Los Altos - Foothill College
    KUSF 90.3 Alternative San Francisco - University of San Francisco
    KFER 89.9 Religious Santa Cruz - Public
    KSJS 90.5 Urban San Jose - San Jose State University
    KWMR 90.5 Community Radio Point Reyes - Community Radio
    KVHS 90.5 Alternative San Mateo - San Mateo Junior College
    KALX 90.7 School Radio Berkeley - California State Berkeley
    KHRI 90.7 Christian Bay Area - Christian.net
    KCSM 91.1 Community San Mateo - College of San Mateo
    KKUP 91.5 Free Radio Cupertino - Community Radio
    KALW 91.7 Information Radio Bay Area - Local Public Radio
    KLVR 91.9 Christian Music Rocklin - Educational Media Foundation
    KKDV 92.1 Variety 70's,80's, & 90's Walnut Creek - Coast Radio
    KSJO 92.3 Spanish San Jose - Clear Channel
    KTOM 92.7 Hot Country Santa Cruz - Clear Channel
    KNGY 92.7 Pure Dance San Francisco - Flying Bear Media
    KRZZ 93.3 Regional Mexican San Francisco - Clear Channel
    KPFA 94.1 Free Radio Berkeley - Public Radio
    KBAY 94.5 Soft Rock Oakland - InterTech Media
    KYLD 94.9 Urban, Party Music San Francisco, Clear Channel
    KRTY 95.3 Hot Country San Jose - MediaSpan
    KBWF 95.7 Fresh Country San Francisco - Entercom
    KOIT 96.5 Lite Rock San Francisco - Entercom
    KWAV 96.9 Soft Rock Monterey - Private
    KISQ 98.1 Old School, R & B San Francisco - Clear Channel
    KVRV 97.7 Classic Rock Santa Rosa - Maverick Media
    KFOX 98.5 Classic Rock San Francisco - Clear Channel
    KSOL 98.9 Regional Mexican San Francisco - Univision
    KVMQ 99.7 Rhythmic AC San Francisco - CBS
    KBRG 100.3 Recuerdo (Latin Oldies) Bay Area - Private
    KZST 100.1 Adult Contemporary Santa Rosa - Redwood Stereocasters
    KVVZ 100.7 La Kalle San Francisco - Univision
    PCR 87.9 Pirate Radio Bay Area - Unknown
    KXTS 100.9 Hispanic Station Santa Rosa - Private
    KIOI 101.7 Adult Contemporary San Francisco - Clear Channel
    KXFX 101.7 Rock Santa Rosa - Maverick Media
    KDFC 102.1 Classical San Francisco - Bonneville
    KRSH 95.9 Adult Alternative Rock Santa Rosa - Wine Country Radoi
    KNOB 96.7 Classic Rock Santa Rosa - Wine Country Radio
    KKIQ 101.7 Variety 70's, 80's, & 90's Pleasanton - Coast Radio
    KUIC 95.3 Adult Contemporary Vacaville - Coast Radio
    KBLX 102.1 Adult Contemporary, Oldies R & B San Francisco - ICBC Broadcast Holdings
    KSCU 103.3 Eclectic Santa Clara - Santa Clara University
    KKSF 103.7 Smooth Jazz San Francisco - Clear Channel
    KMHX 104.9 HOT Adult Contemporary Santa Rosa - Maverick Media
    KVCH 104.1 Christian South Bay - Private
    KFOG 104.5 Classic Rock San Francisco - Cumulus
    KRPQ 104.9 ???? Santa Rosa - For SALE
    KLDZ 104.9 Modern Rock San Jose - Clear Channel
    KITS 105.3 Modern Rock - Alternative Blend San Francisco - CBS
    KEMR 105.7 ????? East Bay - Up For Sale
    KMEL 106.1 Urban Contemporary San Francisco - Clear Channel
    KEZR 106.9 Hot Adult Contemporary San Jose - Intertech Media
    KIFR 106.9 FM TALK San Francisco - CBS
    KSAN 107.7 ROCK San Mateo - Cumulus Broadcasting

Sunday, December 23, 2007

Make your business "SOUND" like big business

How do you pronounce "meme"?
"Meem" (rhymes with "dream")

What is a meme?
Memes are the basic building blocks of our minds and culture, in the same way that genes are the basic building blocks of biological life.

Isn't memetics just a fancy name for _________ (fill in the blank with "cultural evolution", "behavioral psychology", "sociobiology", or anything else)? Why is this anything new?
The breakthrough in memetics is in extending Darwinian evolution to culture. There are several exciting conclusions from doing that, one of which is the ability to predict that ideas will spread not because they are "good ideas", but because they contain "good memes" such as danger, food and sex that push our evolutionary buttons and force us to pay attention to them.

Who invented memes?
Oxford zoologist Richard Dawkins is credited with first publication of the concept of meme in his 1976 book The Selfish Gene.

If memes control our thoughts and therefore our actions, what about free will?
We continually understand more and more about how our bodies and minds work. We now know that trillions of organic nanomachines in the cells of our bodies work together to give us life. Neither that understanding nor the new understanding of our minds that memetics will give us should affect the philosophical question of free will.

In Virus of the Mind, you seem to neglect truth as a main reason that memes replicate, focusing instead on psychological button-pushing, evangelism, and other non-obvious means. Why?
First, the theoretical reason. Our minds evolved to support survival and reproduction in the ancestral environment (Stone Age). The kind of truth that would have aided that would have pertained to knowledge of terrain, seasons, and so on. These things are concrete and simple. Our society today is so complex that concrete and simple things that "make sense" are likely to out-compete "true" memes that are less appealing. Second, empirical evidence shows that students are getting worse and worse at knowledge tests.

You talk a lot about living life in "Level 3." What does that mean?
It means not just living consciously, but consciously choosing the memes I allow to program me. Read this.