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Boston Radio?

Not as popular as the eight markets (including this one) before it...
 
I assume he means the percentage of people listening is higher.

I think Boston has a huge number of sports fans who tune into WEEI and then news stations for scores and whatnot. There are also a lot more NPR and classical fans, and I think one tends to leave those stations on longer. Anyway, those are just my guesses having grown up there.
 
scooty430 said:
I assume he means the percentage of people listening is higher.

I think Boston has a huge number of sports fans who tune into WEEI and then news stations for scores and whatnot. There are also a lot more NPR and classical fans, and I think one tends to leave those stations on longer. Anyway, those are just my guesses having grown up there.
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And all the college students and educated people that listen to the news and political talk.
 
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