Duly noted; that said, not having see the Radio Insight report myself, I have NO idea what domain names TS might have chosen. My gut tells me we're going to find out soon enough.
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Nielsen April Report
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This just in: Buffalo has the highest percentage of AM radio listening in the country:
www.insideradio.com
The article says 56% of Buffalonians listen to AM, thanks to WBEN and WGR. There's probably a third station we know too.
Here Are The Markets With The Largest Proportion Of AM Radio Listeners.
As broadcasters and lawmakers in Washington await word from nine automakers on their plans for AM radio in their vehicles, Nielsen is out with a list of the 141 markets
The article says 56% of Buffalonians listen to AM, thanks to WBEN and WGR. There's probably a third station we know too.
The one with 3 FM translators?This just in: Buffalo has the highest percentage of AM radio listening in the country:
Here Are The Markets With The Largest Proportion Of AM Radio Listeners.
As broadcasters and lawmakers in Washington await word from nine automakers on their plans for AM radio in their vehicles, Nielsen is out with a list of the 141 markets
The article says 56% of Buffalonians listen to AM, thanks to WBEN and WGR. There's probably a third station we know too.
Of course, that percentage is based on just one listening occasion in 4 full weeks. When looking at AQH listening, it is vastly lower.This just in: Buffalo has the highest percentage of AM radio listening in the country:
Here Are The Markets With The Largest Proportion Of AM Radio Listeners.
As broadcasters and lawmakers in Washington await word from nine automakers on their plans for AM radio in their vehicles, Nielsen is out with a list of the 141 markets
The article says 56% of Buffalonians listen to AM, thanks to WBEN and WGR. There's probably a third station we know too.