The station opts for paid programming in the late nights.

As part of the analog to digital transition in 2009, the station opted to keep its analog channel on-air until the revised June 12 deadline.

In order to maintain neutrality, the station played only English music and opted to air only commercials from multinational brands.

However, the station opted to perform a flash-cut instead.

Instead, the station opted to rebroadcast Jenny Jones, which lasted until 1999.

As the 1990s approached the station opted to stay with its core audience and move to a AAA format.

But ultimately, more than 70 stations opted to run the series.

The station opts out of some networked output at weekends to carry specialist dance programming.

The station opted to do this instead of increasing its transmitter power, which would have caused interference with a Baton Rouge station.

The company's two smaller stations, which have less leverage with cable operators, would opt for "must carry" status.