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Power 107.5 leaves 106.7 The Beat in the dust.

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Radio One must be making programming changes that I'm not aware of, because 106.7 The Beat and Power 107.5 both have had about the same ratings since 106.7 The Beat debuted, then suddenly Power 107.5 surges far ahead of them. The other thing I find interesting is 103.9 slowly climbing up only to have their ratings nearly cut in half for this book.
 
Interesting to see Power climb. (Not aware of any major programming changes there - this period is also the first one without 106.3 Simulcast) It's also interesting that Classical 101 saw such a big jump.

I wonder if the distribution of PPM meters this round had different demographics . Quite a few swing with the most recent release.

Also, Sunny did not get a bump from Christmas (and they switched the same day this year as The Bus did). I feel like Sunny saw a major "tune out" thanks to their programming changes in recent months where they removed Dino/Stacy etc. Lot of listeners are still upset about that.
 
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