Post by JamesAnderson on Dec 7, 2010 11:53:15 GMT -5
The November PPMs have been released.
KSL drops a full point, most of this may have been due to the end of the election cycle. But KSL is still on top in AQH. KSFI looks like the winner in cume.
Not much changed October to November, although I would note that KRSP fell out of the top-10 for the first time in years. Looks like KBEE is getting some good ratings as well, over 3 now.
The novelty of 'Now 97.9' has worn off, and we see the churn from smooth jazz to hot AC being identical, the ratings are now in the low 2's which is what they got near the end of the smooth jazz run.
KKAT-FM as K-Love is at 1.8, no fluke on the AQH but the cume is now steadying at about 91K. KNKL doesn't show as a simulcast of this either yet so I'm not even sure the true numbers are there.
KKAT-AM as a talk format finally hits the radar, small numbers, but they finally have some to show for it.
KBYU comes in ahead of KZZQ. But KUER ends up being the top NCE again ahead of KBYU. KRCL and KCPW are still in the cellar, but steady on the numbers.
www.radio-info.com/markets/salt-lake-city
KSL drops a full point, most of this may have been due to the end of the election cycle. But KSL is still on top in AQH. KSFI looks like the winner in cume.
Not much changed October to November, although I would note that KRSP fell out of the top-10 for the first time in years. Looks like KBEE is getting some good ratings as well, over 3 now.
The novelty of 'Now 97.9' has worn off, and we see the churn from smooth jazz to hot AC being identical, the ratings are now in the low 2's which is what they got near the end of the smooth jazz run.
KKAT-FM as K-Love is at 1.8, no fluke on the AQH but the cume is now steadying at about 91K. KNKL doesn't show as a simulcast of this either yet so I'm not even sure the true numbers are there.
KKAT-AM as a talk format finally hits the radar, small numbers, but they finally have some to show for it.
KBYU comes in ahead of KZZQ. But KUER ends up being the top NCE again ahead of KBYU. KRCL and KCPW are still in the cellar, but steady on the numbers.
www.radio-info.com/markets/salt-lake-city