L.A./Riverside-San Bernardino Radio Ratings: December 2012

[pjc1961]

Age 6+ overall publicly released data:

Los Angeles: http://ratings.****************/cgi-bin/rol.exe/arb003

Riverside-San Bernardino: http://ratings.****************/cgi-bin/rol.exe/arb379

The December 2012 survey period covers Thu. 11/8/12-Wed. 12/5/12.

The next survey period will be for Holiday 2012 covering Thu. 12/6/12-Wed. 1/2/13 with the report release date being Tue. 1/22/13.

 

[Bug on the rug]

If only 790 KABC would play all Christmas music.

 

[hotpatrick2004]

Those numbers for kabc tell a very sad story!!!

 

[pjc1961]

From AllAccess.com, the demo breakouts:
(scroll down this page http://www.allaccess.com/net-news/a...sive-december-ppm-analysis-new-york-los-angel)

Age 25-54:

1. KOST (up)
2. KIIS (steady)
3. KBIG (down from 1.)
4. KROQ (down from 3.)
5. KSCA (up from T8.)

Age 18-34:

1. KIIS (up from 2.)
2. KPWR (down from 1.)
3. KBIG
4. KOST (up from 8.)
5. KAMP (down from T3.)
KROQ down from top 5.

Age 18-49:

1. KIIS (steady)
2. KOST (up from T5.)
3. KBIG (down from 2.)
4. KPWR (down from 3.)
5. KROQ (down from 4.)

 

[Thomps2525]

During the "glory years" of KFWB's top-40 format in the late 1950s and early 1960s, the station often had more than 40% of the listening audience, according to the Pulse and Hooper ratings. KFWB now has a meager 0.4% share. Do infomercials bring in that much revenue? How in the world does KFWB make enough money to stay on the air?