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Nov 15 PPMs

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xmusicmatt

Not much to talk about here (as usual)

NCI on top, COL and TVN behind.

XMG (still based on their old signal) doing well. (This one will be interesting with the move to 95.5 to see how they do - will they see a bigger jump or stay about the same. I was always impressed how well that Urban AC format did with the weak signal at 106.3)

106.7 still kicking WCKX's tail. iHeart seems to have a winner with 106.7 in Columbus.

Mix 107.9 did quite well in. This is one of my favorites in Columbus despite the weaker signal. Even though they are Hot AC and not Mainstream CHR they are a nice alternate to WNCI.

WHOK ends its run at 107.1 with as good as one can do with that signal.

It will be interesting to see how Joy does with the weak signal and how things shake out for Throwback Hip Hop on 106.3.
 
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As one of what seemed like millions of Blitz listeners back in the 90s with Suzy and Mark in the mornings, Ronnie during the day, other people during the day like Kingfish (who was just Hal, right?), Scoop, Blazor at nights, Viper overnights, Hannibal either overnights or weekends, Mark's "Saturday Sports Blitz" and even others I forget.... are they really trying to see how long they can go with a 0.0 rating, or am I missing something?

IMO, it was obvious that a lot of their listeners jumped ship to whatever station and/or platform around 2006. They followed with the disaster of GregO, Shannon and Mo... well, not so much Mo, but Shannon was quickly fired and GregO followed her. They had "The Rock" disaster and by then, what was it, 2010? 2011?


Three negative situations in such a short time couldn't have been good under any circumstances.

Am I missing any info?
 
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WRKZ doesn't subscribe to the PPM service so their numbers aren't published. It's the same with WJKR and WMNI-AM.
 
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