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Audacy Has 3 In Top 5

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The folks at Audacy are celebrating having three stations in the Nielsen Top 5. Typically that honor has gone to iHeart.

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Audacy’s L.A. Cluster Celebrates February Success.

The always-competitive Los Angeles radio market has been especially good for Audacy lately, as its five-terrestrial-station cluster — which comprised half of L.A.’s top 10 based on persons 6+ share,
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Nielsen Audio PPM Monthly Ratings Los Angeles (Market #2) Population: 11,160,800 Black: 783,800 - Hispanic: 4,977,600 Average Quarter Hour Share
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I have to say, for a station that suffered from anemic numbers for years, I never expected KROQ to make the comeback it has. Congrats to them.
 
Though not related to the thread's title, I have to say that the cumes for some of the non-commercial outlets, particularly for KUSC-FM, look very impressive indeed. And I'm assuming that KCSN-FM is no longer paying for the service?
 
ted chittenden said:
Though not related to the thread's title, I have to say that the cumes for some of the non-commercial outlets, particularly for KUSC-FM, look very impressive indeed. And I'm assuming that KCSN-FM is no longer paying for the service?
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I have also been wondering why the KCSN disappearance in the recent monthly reports. David E usually dismisses such as statistical wobbles in the lower parts of the chart, but I presume your thinking of them simply choosing to no longer pay is why they have actually suddenly ceased to appear.
 
Having reading the article I know that KTWV is always Top five which is good because I enjoy The Wave with their diverse approach to the Urban AC format.
 


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