SAN DIEGO ARBITRON RATINGS: AUGUST 2011

[pjc1961]

http://www.radio-info.com/markets/san-diego

Publicly released age 6+ overall rankings for the August 2011 period of Thu. 7/21/11-Wed. 8/17/11.
Next survey period is for September 2011 (Thu. 8/18/11-Wed. 9/14/11) with the data delivery date of Tue. 10/4/11.

 

[Radio3787]

Channel 9-3-3 is being passed up rather quickly. The Soft Rock stations seems to be on a rise. Sophie seems to go up and down with every month. 91X is winning amongst its genre and FM 94-9 is just staying put trying to maintain a pulse.

 

[600kogo]

Well since Charlie Quinn at KyXy calls KyXy the Mercedes of radio stations, then to quote "Springtime for Hitler" by Mel Brooks. Deutcheland is on the rise again!!

 

[davideduardo]

Well since Charlie Quinn at KyXy calls KyXy the Mercedes of radio stations, then to quote "Springtime for Hitler" by Mel Brooks. Deutcheland is on the rise again!!

KYXY had a 6.4 average, 25-54, for January, February and March. April, May, June and July averaged a 5.0 and this last book was a 5.2. That's no change for five months now.

 

[Saladressing]

91X is on a tear, at 3.0 in the 12+ vs. competition from 94/9 which is at a 1.8 in the August results. It seems that 91X began separating from the competition ratings-wise when they began airing a lot of 80s new wave a while back. Still FM 94/9 is IMO one of the 5 best alt. rock stations of the last 20 years.

 

[rickityone]

The "Mighty" has sure gone out of the 690, one bungle after another beginning with Clear Channel trying to turn XETRA Sports 690 into a Los Angeles sports station. A great signal with no one listening.

rickity
www.gulchradio.com

 

[davideduardo]

The "Mighty" has sure gone out of the 690, one bungle after another beginning with Clear Channel trying to turn XETRA Sports 690 into a Los Angeles sports station. A great signal with no one listening.

As noise levels have built up over the last decades, the ability of 690 to compete outside of the much more local Tijuana / San Diego area has become limited. So now it has refocused on being a part of the Televisa Radio (oddly not controlled by Televisa) "W" network with a combination of southern California and Mexico City originated programming.