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KOIT San Francisco Plans "Countdown To 'Glee'"
While U.S. radio has generally been reluctant to acknowledge the phenomenal success of the “Glee” TV series and soundtracks, one normally conservative Mainstream AC plans to ramp up to the show’s second season return by playing music from “Glee” every half hour for three days. KOIT San Francisco launches its “Countdown To Glee” on Sunday morning, Sept. 18. Read what PD Bill Conway has to say about the stunt.
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