Re: MMS VS XTM
> MMS is sounding pretty good musically, and the ratings show
> it.
>
> XTM should bow down to Rover, as his show is the ONLY thing
> keeping that station afloat. I just looked at the book
> Monday, and he has HUGE numbers 18-34 and 18-49, and did
> very well with males 25-54. If you remove his show, XTM
> might as well turn off the transmitter. I didn't do it, but
> I'd bet if you took out the morning show and averaged out
> the other dayparts, they'd barely crack a 1-share (and I'm
> not being overdramatic).
>
> I'm wondering if Infinity will put that show on WNCX and
> kill XTM, or if they'll let him carry the station and put
> one of those Stern replacements on NCX. Will be
> interesting. I suppose whatever they would make them the
> most money. I'd lean toward WNCX, seeing as if his numbers
> are this strong now (beat Stern in target demo), they'll
> only get better after Stern. He really stands the most to
> gain after Stern leaves out of all the AM shows in town, and
> WNCX's better signal would help out.
>
> XTM seems to have made some musical adjustments after the
> morning show as well. We'll see if that helps in the next
> book, probably too soon to tell in this book.
I think the consistent struggle at WXTM has more to do with the music they are playing then who's on-the-air (for the most part). Their musical lean obviously caters to a small niche that doesn't have a wide appeal in this market. But, if the station is doing well in billing with the numbers they have, then I guess that's what's really important.