Clear FM becomes Kiss on Winnipeg airwaves
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Another change has been made on Winnipeg’s radio dial — and, just in time for Valentine’s Day, this one’s sealed with a kiss.
Kiss 102.3 took over Friday morning for 102.3 Clear FM, but has kept its adult-contemporary music mix, which includes songs from artists such as Taylor Swift, Katy Perry and Bruno Mars, the station says in a release.
Clear FM sat in eighth place in last fall’s Numeris 18-and-older ratings. It held a 5.0 per cent share of the listenership, a drop from 6.5 in the spring 2014 ratings period.
Kiss’s change is the second radio shakeup in as many months in Winnipeg. In January, 97.5 Big FM rose from the ashes of Power 97, switching its format to classic rock from Power’s hard-rock selections.
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