Geez what is happening over at WSFM?
And how longs O’Connell been #1 for in Melbourne now? Starting to look untouchable.
Ex-SAer 11 Mar 2021 - 2:56 pm
Splitting up AM and FM makes even less sense in the Adelaide market. 5AA, Triple M and Mix are competing for the same audience particularly at breakfast and deal with the same advertisers.
Hkn
Boring results from Perth, I was expecting bigger changes….
Steve D - try again 11 Mar 2021 - 5:12 pm
…’And how longs (sic) O’Connell been #1 for in Melbourne now?’… Steve D – 11 Mar 2021 – 1:50 pm.
Wrong. Here’s the correct answer for #1 breakfast in Melbourne:
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Tomorrow’s the big day. Take a breath. It’s that time again. Survey 1 of a new calendar year.
In Survey 1 of 2020, there were some notable numbers movements – the ABC’s duo of Wendy Harmer and Robbie Buck, for example, had a bigger share in 10+ than Kyle Sandilands and Jackie ‘O’, an unusual, if unsustainable, phenomenon. In Melbourne, Christian O’Connell got back on top of FM Breakfast, and Robin Bailey’s revival at 97.3FM in Brisbane wasn’t enough to get the station to the top.
Despite the milestones, the survey wasn’t game-changing, and it was the disruption which would come later in the year which would define radio ratings in 2020. COVID-19 led to changes in consumer behaviour, job losses and stand-downs across the industry, and the pause of radio ratings.
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