Nielsens for November. WLW wins Share. WGRR wins Cume.

[Directional Ray]

No major surprises, and it's just 6+. But interesting that WSAI beats WYGY, and somebody is listening to Hubbard's HD2s.

And, 105.9 drops like an anvil from a 2.3 to a 0.4 after the flip to Catholic teaching. Oasis on 106.7 does nothing.

Cincinnati

Nielsen Audio PPM Monthly Ratings Cincinnati (Market #33) Population: 1,934,000 Black: 265,900 - Hispanic: 90,400 Average Quarter Hour Share for

radioinsight.com

 

[davideduardo]

No major surprises, and it's just 6+. But interesting that WSAI beats WYGY, and somebody is listening to Hubbard's HD2s.

The listing for an HD channel with a translator, per Nielsen policy, is for the HD channel. The actual listening is almost totally to the translator.

 

[Directional Ray]

The listing for an HD channel with a translator, per Nielsen policy, is for the HD channel. The actual listening is almost totally to the translator.

Hubbard doesn't have any translators here. This is HD listening.

 

[davideduardo]

Hubbard doesn't have any translators here. This is HD listening.

Interesting. That is one of the very very few HD channels that get sufficient listening. In this case, subscribers get a little benefit whereby if they get any listening at all... such as one quarter hour in the week... they get a 0.1.

 

[BruceB]

No major surprises, and it's just 6+. But interesting that WSAI beats WYGY, and somebody is listening to Hubbard's HD2s.

And, 105.9 drops like an anvil from a 2.3 to a 0.4 after the flip to Catholic teaching. Oasis on 106.7 does nothing.

Cincinnati

Nielsen Audio PPM Monthly Ratings Cincinnati (Market #33) Population: 1,934,000 Black: 265,900 - Hispanic: 90,400 Average Quarter Hour Share for

radioinsight.com

Looks like some of that 2.3 from The Oasis went to WRRM, they got a nice bump.

 

[NoWayNoCC]

I'm surprised WGRR doesn't apply for a co-channel booster near downtown. They're missing a lot of ratings because of the bad signal.