April Nielsens. Why did B105 drop so much? The Oasis disappears completely.

[Directional Ray]

106.7 doesn't show up for the first time in a very long time. Are they still subscribing?

Cincinnati

Nielsen Audio PPM Monthly Ratings Cincinnati (Market #33) Population: 1,934,000 Black: 265,900 - Hispanic: 90,400 Average Quarter Hour Share for

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[BruceB]

The Oasis signal barely crosses the Ohio river. Any number would be a surprise.

 

[Kelly A]

The Oasis signal barely crosses the Ohio river. Any number would be a surprise.

Haven't you heard? You think you're spotting an oasis, when it's only a mirage.

 

[chad43358]

I still find it hard to believe that 105.9 was not profitable with classic country. I know they had debts to pay, but that station had a following. It's too bad it didn't work out.

If they still had 105.9, could anyone see B-Man hopping on a classic country station?

 

[BruceB]

I still find it hard to believe that 105.9 was not profitable with classic country. I know they had debts to pay, but that station had a following. It's too bad it didn't work out.

If they still had 105.9, could anyone see B-Man hopping on a classic country station?

From what I've read the owner.Got the Godfather treatment.You know, the church "made him an offer he couldn't refuse"

 

[keys2]

From what I've read the owner.Got the Godfather treatment.You know, the church "made him an offer he couldn't refuse"

Where did you hear that?

 

[BruceB]

Where did you hear that?

I'm just joking about the Godfather of course. I was referring to the John Keiswetter article in which Jeff,the owner, said the Church made him a great offer.
If I can find the link, I will add it. Maybe someone else has it.