MID-YEAR ALEXA.COM RADIO RATINGS: DETROIT
Despite new competition, 89X still rules
(current ranking/December 2010 ranking/station name/Alexa ranking)
1-1 | CIMX 88.7 "89X" Alternative | 181,330 |
2-2 | WRIF 101.1 Rock | 230,011 |
3-3 | WKQI "Channel 9-5-5" CHR | 288,035 |
4-7 | WHTD "Hot 102.7" Urban | 502,946 |
5-12 | WJLB 97.9 Urban | 657,116 |
6-5 | WJR 760 News/Talk | 705,693 |
7-10 | CKLW 800 Canadian News/Talk | 748,008 |
8-4 | WDFN 1130 "The Fan" Sports | 882,127 |
9-14 | WDMK "Kiss 105.9" Urban AC | 886,175 |
10-8 | WDVD 96.3 Hot AC | 891,694 |
11-11 | WCSX 94.7 Classic Rock | 917,018 |
12-16 | WMUZ 103.5 Christian Contemporary | 1,263,280 |
13-20 | CHYR "Mix 96.7" Hot AC | 1,320,037 |
14-13 | WMXD "Mix 92.3" Urban AC | 1,638,889 |
15-18 | CKWW 580 Oldies | 1,778,902 |
16-6 | WNIC 100.3 "Fresh 100" Hot AC | 2,182,174 |
17-9 | WMGC "Magic 105.1" AC | 2,296,597 |
18-24 | WGPR 107.5 Urban AC | 2,770,018 |
19-30 | CKUE 95.1 "The Rock" | 3,050,277 |
20-21 | WDTW-FM 106.7 "The Beat of Detroit" Rhythmic AC | 3,179,606 |
21-26 | WDRQ 93.1 "Doug FM" Variety Hits | 3,226,321 |
22-15 | WDTK 1400 Conservative Talk | 3,711,830 |
23-27 | WLQV 1500 Christian Talk | 5,006,121 |
24-19 | CIDR "93.9 The River" AAA | 5,021,797 |
25-31 | WDTW 1310 Liberal Talk | 5,933,303 |
26-17 | WOMC 104.3 Classic Hits | 6,688,644 |
27-U | WGPR-HD3 107.5 "94.3 The Bone" Modern Rock | 7,474,434 |
28-22 | WRDT 560 "The Word" Christian Talk | 7,841,649 |
29-29 | WYCD 99.5 Country | 11,334,614 |
30-23 | WXYT-FM/AM 97.1/1270 "The Ticket" Sports | 11,373,742 |
31-U | WGPR-HD2 107.5 "104.7 The Oasis" Smooth Jazz | 12,066,322 |
32-28 | WDZH "Amp 98.7" CHR | 16,240,758 |
red - decrease in rank (3 mos.)
green - increase in rank (3 mos.)
NOT RATEDWWJ 950 News
WCHB 1200 Urban Talk
WPON 1460 Brokered (station is currently dark)
*Despite a new arrival in 94.3 The Bone, 89X is still the top internet radio site in Detroit. Riff and Channel 9-5-5 maintained, although there's some wild and wacky moves in the ratings.
*The Bone and The Oasis were the newcomers this time around, and both stations didn't do *too* bad considering their weak signals. Heck, both station have bigger Alexa rankings than most of the stations in northern Michigan. However, I do wonder what impact having new (and all female) jocks will have on The Bone. Only Christmas will tell...
*All talk stations lost ground, but the gap between ultra-conservative WDTK and ultra-liberal WDTW is narrowing.
*I guess no country fans in Detroit have computers, and neither does Amp's listeners.
*Looks like WNIC flipping to Hot AC wasn't a good idea, and neither is having a logo that looks like a woman's toilet during her period.
Our next ratings will be out this Christmas.
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