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HOW MANY people listen to Distant (100 mile) AM at night?
Roadie wrote:
How many AM DX'ers are there? ...has no answer, but is likely quite small. I agree, but I'd still like to see some kind of answer, or rough estimate (like 10,000 nationwide). Guess I'll go google searching. How many nighttime AM listeners are there? The number of nighttime listeners is principally their local audience and the counts are likely available from Arbitron or the radio station in question. arbitron only list 6am to midnight. There's no breakdown available for nighttime hours, at least none that I can see. The real question is whether radio stations really care about geting an inconsistent signal to non-local listeners on nighttime AM. The inability to provide a consistent signal coupled with advertising that is usually local in nature would seem to indicate that non-local listeners are not much of a concern to AM stations. |
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