- • KUSC, 737,000 listeners per week
• WNYC, 721,500
• KQED, 704,300
Friday, August 28, 2009
KQED-FM no longer top public radio station
KUSC-FM, a Los Angeles classical station licensed to the University of Southern California, is bragging that it is the top rated public radio station in the country, according to Arbitron. Normally that's a crown that KQED or New York's WNYC wears. It may be one more upset caused by Arbitron's switch from diaries to Portable People Meters. During the spring quarter (April 2-June 24) for listeners 6 and older:
• WNYC, 721,500
• KQED, 704,300
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2 comments:
Still, 700,000 is huge. Do you have the ratings for KPFA?
Too bad there is no way to measure how well a public radio station broadcasts in the public's interest.
Popularity ratings contests should be for commercial stations only.
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