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The ratings decline continues at WFNX:
12+ ratings:
*down 38% from Winter 07-Winter 08
*down 43% Fall 07- Winter 08.
Yes, WFNX had a good fall book. In retrospect, that book looks like a fluke. The Winter 08 rating is right on par with WFNX's "post-programming adjustments" performance of Spring 07 and Summer 07.
WFNX doesn't even match WNNW. That station bested WFNX by a tenth of a rating point. Mind you, WNNW is on an AM signal from Lawrence, largely inaudible to Boston listeners. And it's in Spanish.
WFNX is now on par with WILD, both achieving the same 12+ rating in Winter 08.
Let's remember, WILD signs off at sundown, and automates all it's programming aside from Sunday public affairs shows. It also targets our city's black community.
You can't blame WFNX's slide on the programming switch of WBOS to Alternative: ratings at WBOS slipped 2 tenths of a rating point.
Has Boston under-estimated minority listeners? Or has it over-estimated rock listeners?
Perhaps WFNX has simply over-estimated the demand for Adult Contemporary oldies like "Salisbury Hill" among Alternative rock listeners.
12+ ratings:
*down 38% from Winter 07-Winter 08
*down 43% Fall 07- Winter 08.
Yes, WFNX had a good fall book. In retrospect, that book looks like a fluke. The Winter 08 rating is right on par with WFNX's "post-programming adjustments" performance of Spring 07 and Summer 07.
WFNX doesn't even match WNNW. That station bested WFNX by a tenth of a rating point. Mind you, WNNW is on an AM signal from Lawrence, largely inaudible to Boston listeners. And it's in Spanish.
WFNX is now on par with WILD, both achieving the same 12+ rating in Winter 08.
Let's remember, WILD signs off at sundown, and automates all it's programming aside from Sunday public affairs shows. It also targets our city's black community.
You can't blame WFNX's slide on the programming switch of WBOS to Alternative: ratings at WBOS slipped 2 tenths of a rating point.
Has Boston under-estimated minority listeners? Or has it over-estimated rock listeners?
Perhaps WFNX has simply over-estimated the demand for Adult Contemporary oldies like "Salisbury Hill" among Alternative rock listeners.