I think the numbers will be fairly predictable with no real surprises.. I'm sure the mainstream 50kw stations will be at or near the top of the irrelevant rankings. Kixx will do fine.. The Kixx / Wolf battle could be worth a look for bragging rights in the UV. It will be interesting to see if the Kiss-FM back to Z 97 means anything in the big picture. WJJR will do fine by default of being the only soft AC in the market, and with little or promotion outside of the masterpiece of genius.. "Name that Noise". It will be interesting to see how Q106 and the Fox shake out with the loss of the I-Dude.. I'm sure Cat Country will do fine, better in the Rutland County breakout. WEBK is such a contradicton to itself, if you're an AAA fan, you're pissed when you hear the Yankees.. If you're a Yankees fan, as soon as the music hits, you're outta there. I'm sure there's a few crossover listeners. I don't think the Yankees are a big draw to the diaries regardless.. WSYB, WTSL, XL 92, Oh yeah, Morning Buzz vs. Free Beer ?
After writing, "War and Peace", there will be nothing to say, "Oh Wow" in the market clumped together and defined by the big ratings company as Lebanon, Rutland, and White River Junction