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WBUR And WGBH Little Changed

Did you know you can read Arbitron ratings on the net? The site to do so is http://www.rrconline.org after that you're on your own. There's a box to pull own, and a procedure that reminds me of my days at Wang Laboratories; to run a query you have to populate a box and click on 'Run' just as in the minicomputer days! Anyway, the Boston Arbs for non-comms appeared today (10/21) and after the many changes WGBH-FM and WBUR made, they're pretty much back to where they were last May. I won't quote any proprietry figures except to say that WGBH got the slightest bump in cumulative persons along with a slight uptick in time spent listening. WBUR showed a 5-figure loss in cumulative persons but its own uptick in time spent listening. People may have spent the summer adjusting to the loss of "The Connection" on WBUR; the
diminished amount of classical music on WGBH could bother some people simply because it appears they're playing shorter, more familiar fare mornings.
 
> Did you know you can read Arbitron ratings on the net?

I assume you mean (subscribing) non-comm station Arbitrons. I think most people here know where to find the commercial market shares listed.
 
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