It's the summer book, no one cares, not even major agencies. Most throw it out and those that use it do so on a four book average. I assume most people realize that listener habits in the summer are dramatically different. KQMV and KWFF tend to have bumps in the summer. KRWM, KPLZ, KWJZ, KMPS tend to have poor summers. Trust me KRWM will be back on top in Fall once Christmas music kicks in. KMPS will win three out of four books every year. The summer book is interesting, but meaningless. This is the last summer diary book in Seattle. The first PPM is in June, pre-currency in April and May of 2009.
Two things to note: KBKS, with the exception of a solitary good extrap month in Spring, is not performing in its key demos. The station may indeed be in trouble based on its four book average 18-34 compared to KUBE, KISW, KQMV and others. KIRO-FM is not attracting listeners yet and with KJR-AM floundering will KIRO-AM really switch to all-sports? Seems unlikely given the lack of FM numbers and the lack of interest in Seattle sports teams. Would the AM stay news/Talk and the FM flip to AC or another music format? Tough decisions for KIRO and KBKS.
Finally it is sad that staff at Entercom have been let go. With the exception of KNDD, all of the Entercom stations are doing pretty well.