Wednesday, January 7, 2015

WASHINGTON DC NONCOM MARKET COMPARISON: 2014 & 2000


Set the Wayback Machine for our nation’s capital in Fall 2000. WAMU and WETA were both part time NPR News stations.  WAMU aired Morning Edition and WETA aired All Things Considered.

Now WAMU is the sole NPR News voice. WETA is full time classical. Both have shown impressive gains in listening.  But the Big Mover in the DC is Christian Contemporary WGTS.  They have quadrupled its listening in 14 years.  Very, very impressive, particularly with reduced PUR and TSL in 2014.

NOTE: These two charts represent different methodologies and can NOT be compared statistically.

WASHINGTON DC FALL 2000

WASHINGTON DC FALL 2014

STATION
FORMAT
METR0 AQH SHARE
WEEKLY CUME PERSONS
WAMU
NPR News
6.0
571,800
WAMU HD2
Bluegrass Music
0.1
29,900
WETA
Classical
4.0
400,700
WGTS
Contemporary Christian
3.4
438,900
NIELSEN AUDIO PPM NOVEMBER 2014
Survey Period: 10/09/14 – 11/05/14
Top-Line Estimates as of 12/11/14
Monday – Sunday 6am – Midnight, Persons 6+
 
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NONCOMMERCIAL RADIO HERO: WGTS
 
 
 
 


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