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For what it's worth, Summer PPM
Covering June, July, August
A25-54
Boom.....11.4
CHFI.....10.2
KiSS.....9.8
Virgin.....8.5
680.....7.5
CHUM.....6.7
Q107.......6.4
Indie.....5.2
Classical.....5.2
Z103.....4.5
CBC1.....4.1
Edge.....3.0
Flow.....2.9
Fan.....1.6
CBC2.....1.2
Country93.5.....1.0
Energy.....0.8
640.....0.6
Jazz.....0.5
CFRB.....0.4
Zoomer.....0.3
HotCountry.....0.3
TSN.....0.3
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Re: For what it's worth, Summer PPM
andysradio wrote:
No Classical 96.3?
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I wonder how long before Stingray abandons 93.5?? What a colossal failure that has been..... look at new Flow consistently kicking their behind....
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I wonder how long before Stingray abandons 93.5?? What a colossal failure that has been..... look at new Flow consistently kicking their behind....
Just taking the cash from someone who wants a better signal, or an FM home for an AM has got to be appealing. It's not like anything under that scenario would dent Boom.
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Radio consultant David Bray warns that Numeris, already doing its thing mostly out of the public eye, is looking to alter the way it gathers its ratings.
"Significant methodology changes are on the near horizon," he writes.
What will that mean for the future placement of your favourite station?
Stay tuned.
In this article, he breaks down the ratings in other major Canadian radio markets.
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CBC Music; a nation-wide network that few listen to. Hmmmm
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Radio consultant David Bray warns that Numeris, already doing its thing mostly out of the public eye, is looking to alter the way it gathers its ratings.
"Significant methodology changes are on the near horizon," he writes.
What will that mean for the future placement of your favourite station?
Stay tuned.
In this article, he breaks down the ratings in other major Canadian radio markets.
Numeris has been testing several new methodologies to use in conjunction with meters, with the goal of decreasing the amount of time it takes to see campaign reach for advertisers, the overall ranking of stations isn't likely to change