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105.9 The Edge Flipping To WMAL-AM Simulcast Monday

My best guess is that sample is still too small to show a statistical trend. I think that it will take at least a few months of PPM data to get a true reading of listenership. Even in a major market the statistical sample is very small.

You also have to take into account that it takes a while for John Q. Public to figure out that a change has occured. I am still waiting for a major promotion to be plastered on every Metrobus in town.
 
Just from a listener standpoint, I don't hear anything there that would make me want to keep on listening regularly. It still sounds like an older AM station, in that the programming is sort of wooden and not very well polished. WMAL had a poor AM signal in the area for sure, but I doubt that was the only factor in its decline. Time will tell.
 
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