V103 doesn't surprise me. I listened to it for a few days earlier last month. Sounded great. Good songs. Good airstaff. Listener interaction.

WLIT has been playing more Hot AC type stuff lately. That's probably making some listeners tune out, possibly to 87.7

B96 adjusted their lineup, morning show, and added some more new music into rotation again.

WSCR, it's not football season yet. The White Sox are playing terrible. Not really the best time for Sports radio.

890 runs a lot of infomercial type programming. The stopsets sound miserable. But it looks like the more conservative audience is listening again since they made programming changes.

The 2.2 share for 100.3 is average for 100.3. For decades the frequency averaged in the 2s. That's not bad at all. Better than the ratings they had been getting.

95.5 bit into Q101 when it launched, particularly older listeners who tuned in for some of the music that 95.5 plays, but not for the new music that Q101 plays. They have a loyal fanbase that keeps it flat around a 2. Before 95.5, there were a few 3s when people who wanted to hear anything newer than the 80s had no choice.



I noticed cume overall seems to be down in some spots and a lot of stations are dropping. Fewer people listening. Others flat. A few going up slightly.