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[Armstead]

If you're curious about how Air America or other stations did in the Winter ratings, here's a site that has the listings.

http://ratings.radio-online.com/ARBFR.HTM

[Penguin31]

1. WLIB is listed as "Caribbean"...WTF?!

They link to the AAR site and everything for WLIB, but list the format as Caribbean....

[Armstead]

3. Most have more up to date descriptions

Mosdt cities list the recent additions to Air America more currently than that one.

[sasquatch]

2. What is Air America listed as?

[Armstead]

4. Sorry. Ya gotta do your homework.

Cross reference against Air America's listings and find them on the listings on this site.

[KoKo]

5. It's hard to find AA there. I snooped around but no success...

maybe some have better skills with the site. Glad to see you back checking on the media, Armstead. :hi:

Did you see this post on DU today? You'll have to hit "Home Page" if you check out the site. I bookmarked it for NC.

http://www.rapidresponsenetwork.org/web.py/nc/

[Armstead]

6. Interesting site. Thanks

[LTR]

7. You have to look them up station-by-station, market-by-market

You can cross-reference stations listed on AAR's site or my site (which includes non-AAR stations).

Keep in mind, overall 12+ ratings only mean so much. Unfortunately, the ratings published by media outlets do not have much in the way of demographic breakdowns, which are much more important than overalls. Liberal talk seems to do better in some younger demographics than conservative counterparts, which skew older.

In case you were wondering, the format seems to be doing surprisingly well so far in San Diego, Portland, New York, Miami and Denver. It's holding it's own in quite a few other markets.