PPM numbers wow!

[kilamanjero]

I'm surprised that WPEG has held strong by only going down from #1 to #2 while WBAV has slid from #2 to #7.

 

[TheStoker]

I bet some of them are in an all out panic, "Oh....we have to change the rules. We can't have this". ;D

 

[hschutte]

Looks like W-OLS has some poor numbers too. Worse than when they were oldies/timeless favorites. Could they be ready for a switch?

 

[tropicanamedia]

Looks like WOLS has some poor numbers too. Worse than when they were oldies/timeless favorites. Could they be ready for a switch?

I don't think a flip is on the way, but unless they do some changes (Dj's) I don't see them climbing from where they are. :-[

 

[carolinaradio]

Every so often I’ll accidently tune in Delilah and within 5 minutes I immediately want to rip my radio out of the dashboard and throw it through the window.
I guess I’m just not very “sensitive”, or maybe other PPM listeners feel just like me.
;D

Delilah was an OK concept when it started (not that I ever cared for the show), but I think it has run its course. It sounds stale and tired.

Eventually, as PPM becomes more widespread, I agree with a lot of others that think it could end the show.

 

[jtudor]

Every so often I’ll accidently tune in Delilah and within 5 minutes I immediately want to rip my radio out of the dashboard and throw it through the window.
I guess I’m just not very “sensitive”, or maybe other PPM listeners feel just like me.
;D

Delilah was an OK concept when it started (not that I ever cared for the show), but I think it has run its course. It sounds stale and tired.

Eventually, as PPM becomes more widespread, I agree with a lot of others that think it could end the show.

And it's country version, radio Lia is about the same.