Post by JamesAnderson on Jul 19, 2010 16:37:17 GMT -5
Arbitron has released the current numbers for the July listing.
www.radio-info.com/site/markets/grid/salt-lake-city
KSL and KSFI are still 1-2, AQH goes to KSL, cume goes to KSFI.
KSL dropped yet again but only slightly, although they are still 7th or 8th among stations in cume, on the battle of the two NCE heavyweights, KUER gains cume while KBYU loses a little.
Sports stations all come in with low numbers, indicating ratings book suicide for KSL were they to run any sports show in Hannity's spot.
KKAT-FM is steadying and it looks like it will be under a 1 rating but will likely not go 'below the line' and thus becomes the first Christian station to consistently be in the book since the old KCGL days.
And I somehow missed this last month, but the classic country translator on 99.1 got into the book, look clear down at the bottom, it's the last entry. They cumed 13,000 and had a .3 AQH share, but I'm thinking much of that is off the translator and not the HD2 itself, not even Mormon Channel has shown in any book anywhere it is yet, even here. Or the other expected one to show, KODJ-HD2.
But that one fell off the book this month, KLO came back on, KCPW lost half its cume.
Format erros all over, they didn't even fill that out on the sheets Arbitron sent the stations in some cases.
KENZ is also about only dead even with its old format for ratings, I don't think they'll account for much for a few more months, but I eventually expect a battle with KJMY if they can get their act together.
www.radio-info.com/site/markets/grid/salt-lake-city
KSL and KSFI are still 1-2, AQH goes to KSL, cume goes to KSFI.
KSL dropped yet again but only slightly, although they are still 7th or 8th among stations in cume, on the battle of the two NCE heavyweights, KUER gains cume while KBYU loses a little.
Sports stations all come in with low numbers, indicating ratings book suicide for KSL were they to run any sports show in Hannity's spot.
KKAT-FM is steadying and it looks like it will be under a 1 rating but will likely not go 'below the line' and thus becomes the first Christian station to consistently be in the book since the old KCGL days.
And I somehow missed this last month, but the classic country translator on 99.1 got into the book, look clear down at the bottom, it's the last entry. They cumed 13,000 and had a .3 AQH share, but I'm thinking much of that is off the translator and not the HD2 itself, not even Mormon Channel has shown in any book anywhere it is yet, even here. Or the other expected one to show, KODJ-HD2.
But that one fell off the book this month, KLO came back on, KCPW lost half its cume.
Format erros all over, they didn't even fill that out on the sheets Arbitron sent the stations in some cases.
KENZ is also about only dead even with its old format for ratings, I don't think they'll account for much for a few more months, but I eventually expect a battle with KJMY if they can get their act together.