Arbitron: Howard Stern Steals No. 1 and No. 2 Spots for Satellite

[Skorkles]

http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/news/recent_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003661962



The top 10 channels on satellite radio, as measured by Arbitron, were
dominated - with the exception of Sirius's two Howard Stern channels - by
XM.

According to the first-ever satellite radio ratings released Tuesday from
Arbitron, Sirius's Howard Stern 100 and Howard Stern 101 were the No. 1 and
No. 2 satellite radio channels, writes Mediaweek.

XM's The Blend (Adult Contemporary) was third, followed by Flight 26 (Modern
Adult Hits), Willie's Place (Traditional Country), Top Tracks (Early Classic
Rock), Top 20 on 20, The 60s and The Virus (Talk, featuring Opie & Anthony).

Sirius's New Country channel took 10th place.

The ratings were for persons 12 and older, and were based on about 466,000
diaries across 300 markets.

[Karen]

Post by Skorkles
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The top 10 channels on satellite radio, as measured by Arbitron, were
dominated - with the exception of Sirius's two Howard Stern channels - by
XM.
According to the first-ever satellite radio ratings released Tuesday from
Arbitron, Sirius's Howard Stern 100 and Howard Stern 101 were the No. 1 and
No. 2 satellite radio channels, writes Mediaweek.
XM's The Blend (Adult Contemporary) was third, followed by Flight 26 (Modern
Adult Hits), Willie's Place (Traditional Country), Top Tracks (Early Classic
Rock), Top 20 on 20, The 60s and The Virus (Talk, featuring Opie & Anthony).
Sirius's New Country channel took 10th place.
The ratings were for persons 12 and older, and were based on about 466,000
diaries across 300 markets.

In other words, except for Stern, Sirius' got nothin'.

[David]

On Thu, 25 Oct 2007 00:55:27 GMT,

Post by Karen

Post by Skorkles
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The top 10 channels on satellite radio, as measured by Arbitron, were
dominated - with the exception of Sirius's two Howard Stern channels - by
XM.
According to the first-ever satellite radio ratings released Tuesday from
Arbitron, Sirius's Howard Stern 100 and Howard Stern 101 were the No. 1 and
No. 2 satellite radio channels, writes Mediaweek.
XM's The Blend (Adult Contemporary) was third, followed by Flight 26 (Modern
Adult Hits), Willie's Place (Traditional Country), Top Tracks (Early Classic
Rock), Top 20 on 20, The 60s and The Virus (Talk, featuring Opie & Anthony).
Sirius's New Country channel took 10th place.
The ratings were for persons 12 and older, and were based on about 466,000
diaries across 300 markets.

In other words, except for Stern, Sirius' got nothin'.

Ratings are meaningless for non-commercial stations. If you try for
ratings you get lowest-common-demoninator crap.

[vince]

Post by Karen
In other words, except for Stern, Sirius' got nothin'.

Wow, a woman posting this shit. You've come a long way, baby,
to get where you've got to today. You've got a new cigarette
now baby, you've come a long, long way.

[David]

Post by Skorkles
http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/news/recent_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003661962
The top 10 channels on satellite radio, as measured by Arbitron, were
dominated - with the exception of Sirius's two Howard Stern channels - by
XM.
According to the first-ever satellite radio ratings released Tuesday from
Arbitron, Sirius's Howard Stern 100 and Howard Stern 101 were the No. 1 and
No. 2 satellite radio channels, writes Mediaweek.
XM's The Blend (Adult Contemporary) was third, followed by Flight 26 (Modern
Adult Hits), Willie's Place (Traditional Country), Top Tracks (Early Classic
Rock), Top 20 on 20, The 60s and The Virus (Talk, featuring Opie & Anthony).
Sirius's New Country channel took 10th place.
The ratings were for persons 12 and older, and were based on about 466,000
diaries across 300 markets.

Stern needs ratings. It's stupid to bother with niche music channels.