Post by JamesAnderson on Nov 3, 2010 18:09:46 GMT -5
The October period PPMs were released today.
KSL vaulted back to the top. Two full points and the cume jumped 140,000. Most of the rating period was with the new lineup.
In contrast KNRS moved very little. Slow and steady, just over 4 now but no sizable gains because they picked up KSL's prior afternoon marquee program.
An interesting thing is that KKAT-FM as K-Love shows a 2.1 rating. However, this still does not count KNKL (no 'simulcast' button on this page below). I would not be surprised if we eventually find out this simulcaster had a 3 rating overall between the two stations.
But that would be a big deal, this is definnitely historic to see a Christian AC station pull even these numbers here. When the market was smaller, KCGL came close to these if not just over, but that was with a smaller footprint than KNKL/KKAT has.
And for the first time in years, KANN shows up.
Also, 99.1 shows up as KJMY-HD2, they will be hit and miss for a bit as the audience solidifies.
There are other side things too, like KMGR getting nearly a point. And so it goes, most of the major players moved up or down within predictable ranges, nothing out of the ordinary.
www.radio-info.com/markets/salt-lake-city
KSL vaulted back to the top. Two full points and the cume jumped 140,000. Most of the rating period was with the new lineup.
In contrast KNRS moved very little. Slow and steady, just over 4 now but no sizable gains because they picked up KSL's prior afternoon marquee program.
An interesting thing is that KKAT-FM as K-Love shows a 2.1 rating. However, this still does not count KNKL (no 'simulcast' button on this page below). I would not be surprised if we eventually find out this simulcaster had a 3 rating overall between the two stations.
But that would be a big deal, this is definnitely historic to see a Christian AC station pull even these numbers here. When the market was smaller, KCGL came close to these if not just over, but that was with a smaller footprint than KNKL/KKAT has.
And for the first time in years, KANN shows up.
Also, 99.1 shows up as KJMY-HD2, they will be hit and miss for a bit as the audience solidifies.
There are other side things too, like KMGR getting nearly a point. And so it goes, most of the major players moved up or down within predictable ranges, nothing out of the ordinary.
www.radio-info.com/markets/salt-lake-city