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New Haven Ratings

justdave said:
Nights at KISS in Hartford 91-97
weekend/swing Jammin in Boston 94-96
afternoon on KCI 96-98
mid-days in Philly Q 102 98-2000
Hot 93.7 Hartford either mid-day or pm drive (can't remember) 2000
nights on K-Rock NYC also weekends / swing on WNEW NYC (sometines live on K-Rock while vtkd on WNEW under a different name at the same time) 2001-2003 i think
pm drive KCI 2003-dec 2003
mornings KCI 2004 to present
info collected from a friend of mine who works with him now.
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I think he was at Kiss 95.7 before '91 wasn't he? I'm thinking more like '89. Ahh, those were the days :) Kiss was awesome back then, not the embarrassment that it is now. But, I digress....
 
And who's the chick? She sounds like she just smoked a pack of cigarettes and chased that with a pint of whiskey.
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i find it funny that when a man has a deep voice he has great pipes, and when a woman does she's a whiskey drinking, chain smoker. ???
 
I agree with the reporter...I can't stand a few things in certian female announcers....I hate the "I'm trying to be all breathy sexy"
I have high nasily voices....espically a particular traffic girl whom shall remain nameless (by the way congrats to her on the fox 61 gig)
I think Chaz has a sexy voice...Have thought that since the 104 days.
 
There was a time, and frankly there still is, when 12+ was the most important stat in the ARBs. It's micro-science and micro-management that developed the #1 in bald men 25-54" concept....presumeable so every station could be #1 in [i]something. Stations are still placed, as far as positions go, for their 12+ numbers so you could make the argument that you ain't #1 til you're #1 12-plus.
 
Ad agencies don't buy 12+ ratings though. Today's sweet spot seems to be women/persons/men 25-54, depending on the client.
 
Actually, agencies are looking more strongly at 18-49 numbers as a criteria to buy. The 25-54 segment is still important but losing ground as they grow older and, assumedly, thriftier.
 
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