I've only got access to the 12+ numbers. If anyone has more, please feel free to share.
V-103 is establishing themselves at the top with a nice double-digit share. Also, Smooth Jazz is suddenly soared past the 4-share threshold this time around.
All of a sudden The Beat is taking off! The only real obvious recent change, to me at least, is the morning show format. How is that working out for them? However, Star has taken a notable hit - this is the lowest I've seen them in a while, if ever. What gives? And the "bigger, more powerful, clearer signal" hasn't caused a major change in Q100's ratings...
The River is down to its lowest ratings since the flip in January. Is the novelty wearing off? Either way, I think they'll at least stabilize, if not pick back up again, what with the Lite and 96Rock flips.
The "Grown Folks Radio" format seems to be working out reasonably well for Radio One.
Now, the moment you've all been waiting for - Clear Channel. It's probably a little early to tell with Project, given that only 1/6 of this ratings period - if I am understanding correctly - took place after the flip. So while we can't read too much into things just yet, and again I don't have the breakdowns, the 12+ is down from last trend. Honestly, my hunch is that if anything, this may have more to do with the TRG fiasco/exit, since they were gone for the entirety of November and a bit of October as well. So I'm not sure we can judge what the deal is with the Active format yet. Also, Viva is down to what I believe are the lowest 12+ numbers since their inception. The 105.3 signal, whatever that was, was down slightly, but GST and LTM (not that the latter matters anymore) were up a bit.
99X up a bit. Has there been enough time to gauge the success of the new morning show, and any other changes that have taken place there?
V-103 is establishing themselves at the top with a nice double-digit share. Also, Smooth Jazz is suddenly soared past the 4-share threshold this time around.
All of a sudden The Beat is taking off! The only real obvious recent change, to me at least, is the morning show format. How is that working out for them? However, Star has taken a notable hit - this is the lowest I've seen them in a while, if ever. What gives? And the "bigger, more powerful, clearer signal" hasn't caused a major change in Q100's ratings...
The River is down to its lowest ratings since the flip in January. Is the novelty wearing off? Either way, I think they'll at least stabilize, if not pick back up again, what with the Lite and 96Rock flips.
The "Grown Folks Radio" format seems to be working out reasonably well for Radio One.
Now, the moment you've all been waiting for - Clear Channel. It's probably a little early to tell with Project, given that only 1/6 of this ratings period - if I am understanding correctly - took place after the flip. So while we can't read too much into things just yet, and again I don't have the breakdowns, the 12+ is down from last trend. Honestly, my hunch is that if anything, this may have more to do with the TRG fiasco/exit, since they were gone for the entirety of November and a bit of October as well. So I'm not sure we can judge what the deal is with the Active format yet. Also, Viva is down to what I believe are the lowest 12+ numbers since their inception. The 105.3 signal, whatever that was, was down slightly, but GST and LTM (not that the latter matters anymore) were up a bit.
99X up a bit. Has there been enough time to gauge the success of the new morning show, and any other changes that have taken place there?