WJRR or WHTQ, who's winning and why?

[vadar]

Any significant gains for 96 Rock since they tweaked things?

 

[FrankF]

In the July PPM WJRR went from 3.9 to 4.6
WHTQ went from a 3.6 to 3.0. If WHTQ wants to compete with WJRR they need to play currents. Pick up a few national rock shows. Dee Sniders House Of Hair on Saturday nights would really give Pat Lynch a run for the metel money. And how about bringing Little Stevens Underground Garage back on Sunday nights. They never should have dropped it in the first place.

 

[byron]

And how about bringing Little Stevens Underground Garage back on Sunday nights. They never should have dropped it in the first place.

Yes! Agreed.

Byron

 

[RockTheGlobe]

Well, guess this thread just became irrelevant. Winner: WJRR.

 

[tparadio1]

WJRR obviously the winner as WHTQ 96 Rock is flipping to a simulcast of WDBO-AM 580 and going all news/talk
this Friday morning

 

[badjef]

WJRR obviously the winner as WHTQ 96 Rock is flipping to a simulcast of WDBO-AM 580 and going all news/talk
this Friday morning

You know WJRR will be looking twice if 96 Rock on HD-2 beats them.

Jeff in Sa-ra-so-ta!

 

[JH_Radio]

I didn't know that HD signals were rated by the arbs?

 

[Molly2011]

In the PPM world like Orlando is . Arbitron only picks up stations only if their signals have an encorded. Arbitron sells the stations a devise that sends a signal out during the broadcast that is picked up by the PP meter. The same for streaming. If the broadcast company buys the equipment arbitron counts their listeners.

 

[JH_Radio]

So the station have to incode its signal for it to be tracked by PPM, since as I understand it... PPM is a device that picks up the signal and somehow it knows what station is on, unlike diaries where listeners have to write down call letters and time of listening?