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MOVER ON THE WEP Conley Onboard As Ryan Hogan Mandates Clear Channel FCC Issues Localism Ends Lengthy 'LTW Run Cuts -Now Report After a highly success- 1 he message was clear: "1f you can save it, do so." After years of studies, interviews and public ful 11 -year run at Clear That came down from the top at Clear Channel Radio, along hearings, the FCC has concluded that local Channel AC WLTW with details on how company bosses are to immediately cut expens- broadcasters often fail to effectively commu- (106.7 Lite FM) /New es- including new hires where offers have not already been made - nicate with their communities and that York, PD Jim Ryan is from president /CEO John Hogan. His to- the -point Jan. 25 e -mail "licensees should convene permanent advi- leaving in May to start to all radio division GMs andVPs paints a bleak picture of what has sory boards [comprising] local officials and his own content con- motivated a company -wide austerity program. other community leaders to periodically sultancy. Succeeding "We are generating less revenue for [the first quarter] than we bud- advise them oflocal needs and issues and seek Ryan Hogan him will be veteran AC geted and less than what actually ran last year. At the same time, our comment on the matter." That conies from programmer Chris Conley. Ryan will also budgeted expenses for Q1 are up 4 %," Hogan wrote. "While a number of factors [are] the FCC's 157 -page report on localism, deliv- relinquish his national responsibilities as sen- contributing to our revenue shortfall, we are behind on our revenue plan, up over last year ered Jan. 24. Among a slew of ideas, the FCC ior VP of AC programming for Clear Channel. on expenses, and as a result will be well below our budgeted Q1 broadcast cash flow. proposes the creation of citizen advisory He will, however, remain with the company "As responsible managers, we need to address the shortfall by continuing to find ways boards that would meet with broadcasters through the end of May and continue to work to increase our revenue but also by implementing cuts on the expense side." Hogan regularly and grade their service to commu- with the station as a consultant. also called for an immediate reduction in research spending, advertising and promo- nities (for more, see page 14). Jeffrey Yorke Conley comes to WLTW from McVay Media, tions, as well as in travel, meals and entertainment. where he served as VP of AC programming. Clear Channel, which received FCC permission for its monumental buyout by pri- Copps Still Considering Prior to that, he spent 11 years as PD of Jerry vate equity firms Thomas H. Lee Partners and Bain Capital the day before 1Hogan's memo, Satellite Merger Lee's AC WBEB (B101) /Philadelphia. declined to discuss the e -mail further. Je(freyYorke -Mike Boyle Although he is the resident anti- consolidator at the FCC, commissioner Michael Copps SHAKER BPRCR \H says that he still has not decided which way Kosann Joins Connoisseur he'll vote on the proposed Sirius -XM satellite radio merger. During a briefing After recently exiting the CEO post at with reporters, Copps Westwood One, Peter Kosann joins Jeffrey repeated his belief that Warshaw's Connoisseur Media as partner/ 104,530 2.9B the satcasters have "a COO. The fast -growing Westport, Conn., 458 fairly steep climb" to The number of company shares The number of days that passed The dollar value of worldwide operation owns 22 small- market stations. Sirius Satellite Radio executive following Clear Channel's Oct. digital music sales in 2007, up prove a merger would VP/general counsel Patrick 24, 2006, announcement that it almost 40% from the Kosann will be responsible for day -to -day be good for consumers, Donnelly picked up during a ad retained Goldman Sachs to previous year, according to the operations as the company focuses on recent window in which Sirius evaluate various strategic alter- IFPI. Digital formats now but he acknowledged acquisitions and building revenue. executives were able to exercise tives to enhance shareholder account for roughly 15% of that a la carte pricing Copps stock options. Donnelly has a alue," before the FCC, on Jan. the global music market, up "This is a significant step for our company and potential reallo- total of 1,830,841 shares worth 2008, approved the move from 11% in 2J06. In the to as we prepare to grow our broadcast platform about $5.6 million at the Jan. by private equity firms Thomas United States the figure is cation of some spectrum another, and expand into digital media," Warshaw 28 closing price of $3.08. H. Lee Partners and Bain Capital 30 %, according to the IFPI. possibly minority- controlled satcaster the company private. says. "There is an abundance of juicy oppor- Mae AL operation could make for "interesting tunities, and [Kosann's] operating excellence conditions." Copps was otherwise reluctant will be richly rewarded." -Jeffrey Yorke to discuss the proposal, other than reiter- Last.fm Offers Ad- Sponsored ating that the FCC is waiting for a DEALMAKER Department of Justice antitrust judgment Entercom Commits To Streaming Music before deciding.-Jeffrey Yorke The PPM Online music -based social network Last.fm, which CBS Corp. acquired in May 2007 for $280 million, has launched a service that allows any- Tucker Reac:hes For Altitude Entercom Communications, the fourth - one to listen to music on the site for free. The on- demand, advertiser - largest radio group based on revenue, has supported service offers access to music through partnerships with Kerry Tucker has vacated her senior VP of signed a multiyear contract for Arbitron's Universal, Sony BMG, Warner and EMI, as well as CD Baby, the national marketing position at the RAB to Portable People Meter. The agreement covers Independent Online Distribution Alliance, the Orchard, Naxos and join CBS Radio's Altitude Group as VP of all 64 Entercom stations in the radio markets 150,000 independent labels and artists. Tracks can be streamed for strategic sales. Tucker will oversee national scheduled to convert to the electronic ratings free up to three times, at which point the listener has the option to sales efforts for 140 stations and an assort- Stiksel service by the end of 2010. During the next purchase them for download. The site had already attracted 20 mil- ment of digital assets.The Altitude Group is three years, Arbitron is scheduled to deploy lion unique monthly users when it limited music clips to 30 seconds. CBS Radio's integrated marketing depart- the PPM in the top 50 markets. With the Last.fm co- founder Martin Stiksel says the service is complementary to traditional radio. "We're ment.Tucker joined the RAB in April 2004. exception of Univision Communications, giving an alternative to people who want to be in control of their entertainment." -Alexandra Cahill which signed a PPM deal only for Houston, In addition to the new on- demand service, the company introduced an Artist Royalty program Arbitron has now inked PPM deals with the for independent artists, whereby acts can upload their music directly to Last.fm and receive NEWS UPDATES AROUND THE CLOCK: www.RadioandRecords.com top 10 radio groups. -Mike Boyle payment for each stream. -Mike Boyle

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New Rock War In Atlanta As By Jeffrey Business Briefing Yorke Cumulus Launches Rock 100.5 As expected, Cumulus launched a new rock station at 6 a.m. Jan. 28 on the 100.5 frequen- Inner City Launches Station had aired on Good Karma's WAUK cy previously occupied by CHR /top 40 sister WWWQ, which upgraded to the far superior Management Operation during the day and on Milwaukee 100kw stick at 99.7 on Jan. 25. The move sets up a new battle in market No. 8 as Rock Inner City Broadcasting Corp. has Radio Alliance talk WMCS at night. 100.5, Atlanta's Rock Station, sets its sights on Clear Channel rock WKLS (Project 9 -6 -1). unveiled plans to launch a station man- Mike Novak's Educational Media The 99.7 frequency was the 15 -year home of alternative WNNX (99X), which has van- agement company. ICBC Asset Foundation says it will pay Salem $8.1 ished from the terrestrial airwaves and now lives online at 99x.com. Once an alternative Management's services will include million for Christian contemporary bellwether, the station aired Green Day's "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" as its swan functioning as a compensated opera- WFZH -FM /Mukwonago song. Former 99X PD Leslie Fram says, "All of this has huge ramifications for the format tor /consultant for owners, investors and (Milwaukee -Racine), Wis. The buyer and definite repercussions in Atlanta for the music scene." financial institutions with stations in owns 205 other stations. The sign -on marks the Atlanta radio return of the Regular Guys (Larry Wachs and Eric distress "due to the present liquidity Salem CEO Ed Atsinger told Von Haessler), who first made their mark as a duo at WKLS before being fired in October crisis, the economic environment investors last fall the company would 2006 for "inappropriate conduct affecting fellow employees," Clear Channel said at the and/or federally mandated divestitures." sell stations it could not return to time. Programmed by WWWQ PD Rob Robert, the new station's airstaff also includes

ICBC vice chairman Skip Finley solid profitability. Since, Salem has "Southside" Steve (part of "The Regular Guys Show "), Axel in afternoon drive, Matt C & says, "Financial markets are such that announced the sale of a handful of Lewis in nights and Matt Jones in overnights. The midday show is currently open. [ICBC] fmds it difficult to pursue outlets and in mid January stopped The station's Web site is under construction; however, a stream is available at atlantas- anticipated acquisitions using typical printing one of its popular magazines. rockstation.com. -Mike Boyle and familiar debt structures of years past." Because the company does not want to be "sidelined throughout this Tidbits Nava Named PD Of Jones Pegged As PD Of economic period," Finley says it devel- Robert G. Freedline, Citadel KSSE /L.A. Boston's Mix, Oldies oped its new concept to remain in the Communications' CFO for the past business of running radio stations. 20 months, has resigned, effective Jan. Maria Nava is named PD of Entravision Jay Beau Jones is named PD of CBS Radio's 31, "to pursue other career opportuni- Radio Latin pop KSSE (Súper Estrella) /Los hot AC WBMX (Mix 98.5) and oldies ties," the company says.VP of finance Angeles, and will oversee the station's day - WODS (Oldies 103.3) /Boston. For the past Salem Peels Off Milwaukee Randy L. Taylor has been promoted to to -day operations. She reports to VP of pro- five years, he was OM /PD at Citadel's hot Pair For Nearly $12 Million seniorVP /acting CFO, while senior gramming Néstor Rocha. AC WXLO, classic hits WWFX and oldies S.ilrul ( :on nnunications is selling a pair VP of finance and administration "I'm thrilled to be WORC -FM /Worcester, Mass. Jones re- of Milwaukee stations to different buy- Patricia Stratford adds investor rela- back programming places WODS PD Pete Falconi and WBMX ers for a total of $11.9 million. Craig tions to her duties ... Jonathan Jacoby, in Los Angeles," PD Jerry McKenna. -Keith Berman Karmazin's Good Karma Broadcasting perhaps one ofWall Street's most pro- Nava says, adding will pay $3.8 million for religious lific radio analysts, has split ties with that there aren't any Fowler Back In Chicago WRRD, enabling the buyer to con- Banc of America Securities after four- plans to flip Súper dense its current ESPN Radio sports and -a -half years of lively, diverse and Estrella's CHR for- Mike Fowler takes over as president /GM of format onto one signal. Programming sometimes controversial observations. mat to AC. "Our Citadel oldies WZZN /Chicago. The move Nava goal is to increase enables John Gallagher to focus on manag- Súper Estrella's audience and ratings." ing talk sisterWLS. Gallagher had been over- Transactions at a Glance Before joining KSSE, Nava consulted seeing both properties since Citadel closed its Salem Communications' WRRD -AM /Jackson, Wis., to Good Karma Broadcasting for $3.8 several stations, including MVS Radio acquisition ofABC Radio in mid June 2007. million ... Jackson Radio Group's WMEX -FM /Farmington, N.H., to Educational Media Latin pop XGLX (Exa) /San Diego. Most recently GM of Premiere's syndi- Foundation for $1 million ... Momentum Broadcasting is buying the stock of LaFollette Earlier, she served as OM for Spanish cated "Bob & Tom Show," Fowler brings Broadcasters, licensee of WQLA -FM /La Follette, Tenn., from Cherokee Communications/ Broadcasting System's L.A. stations and was experience in the format and the market Cliff Jennings for $850,000 Border Media Partners' KBMI -FM /Roma, Texas, to Rio ... PD of Univision Radio Latin pop KLVE as formerVP /GM of CBS Radio's WJMK Grande Bible Institute for an undisclosed cash amount. in the market until 2004. Jackie Madrigal when it was oldies.Mike Stern Deal of the Week WFZH -FM /Mukwonago (Milwaukee- Racine), Wis. 35 PIVOTAL RADIO PRICE: $8.1 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash

BUYER: Educational Media Foundation, headed by president Mike Novak. Phone: 916- EVENTS IN R &R HISTORY 251 -1600. It owns 205 other stations. This represents its entry into this market. RADIO &RECORDS Aug. 18,1986 SELLER: Salem Communications, headed by CEO Edward Atsinger Ill. Phone: 805 -987-0400 FREQUENCY: 105.3 MHz POWER: 2kw at 633 feet Stern Lands First Affiliate FORMAT: Christian contemporary Infinity Broadcasting flips a switch and begins piping New York radio antichrist Howard Stern into Philadelphia on then -classic COMMENT: Salem Communications' WFZH -FM /Mukwonago, Wis., to Educational Media rock WYSP. Dismissing the move as foolhardy, pundits claim Philly+, Foundation for $8.1 million, payable in cash at closing, with a $400,000 escrow deposit. will never embrace a New York -based morning show. Hardly an overnight sensation on his first syndication affiliate, Stern takes 2008 Deals to Date four years to unseat entrenched WMMR "Morning Zoo" meister Dollars To Date: $110,839,320 (Last Year: $117,340,021) John DeBella from the top of the ratings heap. Innovating a new

Dollars This Quarter: $110,839,320 (Last Year: $117,340,021) boundary -busting style of talk radio, Stern then proceeds to score dozens of affiliates, mil- Stations Traded This Year: 40 (Last Year: 82) lions of listeners and mountains of media coverage while racking up record indecency fines Stations Traded This Quarter: 40 (Last Year: 82) and swinging open syndication doors for countless other personalities to follow. -Paul Heine

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Among Internet ads, those that target the user 'People love are most influential: Search engine advertise- Chuck Taylor ments are first, with 78% of respondents citing to consume [email protected] media. The them as having the most impact on their buying decisions; "ads I interact with that provide infor- more outlets n a rapidly evolving new -media world, it's only fitting that fresh buzz - mation /entertainment" are second; and banner you give words arrive on the scene to define equally accelerating new consumer them, the . ads third, at 60 %. Ibehaviors. Meet the "personal broadcaster," a newly minted term that more they Moran believes that maturity is taking place in are going to encompasses the rise of self-created content and its significant impact consumer interaction between the Internet and experiment: on established media. A study released in January, "The State of the advertising "Most understand that ads are part of -Ed Moran Media Democracy," commissioned by Deloitte's Media & Enter- the experience, and it doesn't necessarily need to tainment practice an arm of U.S. professional services firm Deloitte & Touche- be unpleasant," he says. "And online advertising provides a reality check on how Americans between the ages of 13 and 75 con- has gotten much better now than it was five years sume media and their likely preferences for the future. ago. Then, you had no idea if a person had any interest in a service or product. Now, if you're The second -edition survey also compares the "This is a huge move for Americans," Moran doing a search for a European sports car, it's a imminence of entertainment devices- comput- says. "We've gone from the computer being used pretty good bet for BMW or Mercedes to place ers, TV, cell phones and gaming-and where primarily as a device for word processing to offer- their ads on that search engine." advertising is most effective in reaching various ing music, video, [Internet telephone] communi- Finally, there is the rise of that new buzz term: age groups. It focuses on four generations-mil - cations, instant messaging -and becoming such an the personal broadcaster -which is the very es- lennials, ages 13 -24; Generation X, 25 -41; baby important part of their lives as to eclipse the TV set." sence of Deloitte's "media democracy." One year boomers, 42 -60; and matures, 61 -75- through Not far behind is the growing multifunction - ago, 40% of respondents said they edited photos, online interviews conducted Oct. 25 -31, 2007, ality of cell phones. The survey says that 36% of videos and /or music online. Today, that number with 2,081 U.S. consumers. consumers now use phones as an entertainment has risen to 54%. Not only are they creating enter- "People love to consume media. The more device, up from 24% a year ago (see chart, tainment for themselves, but nearly one -third con- outlets you give them, the more they are going below). Again, millennials lead the charge, with sider themselves to be "broadcasters" of their own to experiment," says Ed Moran, director of prod- 62% adopting multifunctions, as opposed to media. While 69% watch and /or listen to content uct innovation for Deloitte's technology media matures, who still utilize their cells primarily as others create -Web sites, photos, videos, music or and telecommunications group. "We've seen dra- a telephone; only 4% integrate entertainment. blogs-up from 52% last year, 45% now create matic sea changes come rather quickly, with mass Among cell phone applications, the 10 most personal content to share, again up sharply, from adoption of entertainment platforms being used popular among all surveyed are, in order: digital 34% in the survey's first edition. in all- encompassing ways." cameras, text messaging, games, video camera, "This is a huge development," Moran says. Foremost, Moran points to the computer as Internet access, e-mail, music downloads, MP3 "Executives behind professional content don't today's primary source of entertainment. player, downloading additional games and believe most of these users are likely to turn out Among all demographics surveyed, 69% agree watching such professionally created content as great films or music that will compete with their that the computer has replaced TV as a primary TV, movies and news. products-I'm not arguing that point. But when entertainment device. Millennials lead the way, "We always considered the PC, radio and tel- people are creating content and broadcasting it, with 80% in agreement, although the remaining evision for entertainment, but we're surprised by it reduces the time they have to consume profes- age groups have also adopted the mind -set: Xers how quickly the cell phone is becoming a con- sionally created content. The entertainment in- at 75 %, boomers at 64% and matures at 51 %. In vergent device, where all forms of entertainment dustries need to think about that.A stealth com- addition, 38% of all respondents say they watch are being consumed in one place," Moran says. petitor has emerged, and it's the user." TV shows online, up from 23% in Deloitte's first Gaming also continues to grow, with 56% of He adds that as tools become less expensive and survey one year previous. those surveyed agreeing that it has become "an easier to use, the trend will only grow "Personal broadcasters have been overlooked up to this point, but this is not a flash in the pan. More time Growing Use Of Cell Phone As Entertainment Device will be spent on user- generated content among all Summary of Agree Strongly /Somewhat age groups. Younger demographics are working with Garage Band and video. Boomers use social 2007 2008 Millennials Xers Boomers Matures networking to find old friends and for their work I use my cell phone as an 36°/o 47°/o and careers. Matures are putting up photographs. device. 24% 62% l7% 4% entertainment You can share content with everyone, everywhere, © 2007 Deloitte Development. All rights reserved. instantaneously. Behavior across the board is more and more connected." Rá?

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Salt Lake City ike its parent company the Mormon Church, Bonneville International calls Salt Lake City home and is the dominant media player in this Republican enclave, with potent local radio and TV operations. Bonneville cornered the No. 1 and No. 2 highest-billing radio stations In the market in 2006: news /talk powerhouse KSL-AM -FM, which billed $12.8 million in 2006, and AC kingpin KSFI, which took in nearly $9 million, according to BIA Financial Network. KSL ranked first in persons 25 -54 in the fall 2007 Arbitron, KSFI was second.

With six stations apiece, Clear Channel and Citadel have the Bonneville also owns SLC's biggest TV cash cow: NBC largest radio clusters (Bonneville has five). Clear Channel's affiliate KSL -TV (channel 5), which cordoned off $45.5 mil- Not portfolio includes news /talk KNRS -AM (ranked third in per- lion of the $173 million spent on TV advertising in 2006, per - TV DMA REnk: 35 sons 25 -54 and 12 +) and CHR /top 40 KZHT (No. 2 in per- BIA; followed by Four Points Media's CBS affiliate KUTV Population 2 -Plus: 2,618,032 sons 18 -34, No. 4 12 +). Citadel's holdings include country (channel 2), with an estimated $29.5 million in 2006 revenue; TV Households: 874,650 KUBL, AC KBEE, rock KBER and triple A KENZ. A total and FoxCo Acquisition's Fox affiliate KSTU (channel 13), of31 stations carved up estimated radio revenue of$107.6 mil- which raked in $29.2 million. al No. Of TV Stations lion last year. According to Scarborough Research, 40% of Salt Lake City (Net /Ind/Public /): 9/2/3 When Clear Channel flipped KXRV from triple A to coun- is affiliated with the Republican party and 12% are Radio Metro Rank: 31 try last November, it brought the market's total number of Democrats. A whopping 61% of Salt Lake City adults belong Population 12 -Plus: 1,554,200 country stations to six, including market leader KUBL (the to a household that has contributed to a religious organiza- No. Of Radio Stations (Rated): 31 Bull), KEGA (the Eagle), KSOP, KSOP -AM and KKAT-AM. tion within the past year. Paul Heine WHO THEY ARE

Salt Lake City DMA US % Market Demographics (vs. US) Men 50% 49% Women 52% 50% 19% 19% 19% Married 66% 57% 17% Never Married (Single) 21% 25% Widowed /Legally Separated /Divorced 14% 18% White 96% 83% Black /African American 12% 18 -24 25 -34 35 -44 45 -54 55 -64 65+ Hispanic 10% 13% Other 3% Market Household Income (vs. US) Employed Full Time (35 Hours Or More) 52% 50% Employed Part Time (Less Than 35 hours) 17% 15% 21% Not Employed 31% 35% 19% No Children In Household (Under 18) 49% 59% One Or More Children 51% 41% Two Or More Children 35% 24% e Three Or More Children 19% 9% í$29,999K $30- 39,999K $40- 49,999K $50-74,999K $75- 99,999K $100,000+

SOURCE: SCARBOROUGH USA +,RELEASE 12007 SOURCE: SCARBOROUGH USA+, RELEASE 12007, DMA MARKETPLACE

Local Ad Revenue (Mil) Local Online Ad Revenue (Mil) JAN.- JAN. - LOCAL NATIONAL TOTAL SHARE 2006 SEPT. '06 SEPT. '07 YTD Newspapers $25.4M $9.7M $35.1M 12.3°/o FSI Coupon $6M $5M $5M 2°/o Television 5.6M 12.7M 18.2M 6.4% Local Magazine 2M 2M 2M 18% Radio 1.6M .1M 1.8M .6°/o Directories 9.9M 4.6M 14.5M 5.1% Local Newspaper 131M 97M 102M 6°/o Magazines .8M 22.4M 23.3M 8.1°/o Outdoor 18M 13M 12M -8°/o Other Print 1M .1M 1.2M .4°/o Spot Radio 54M 40M 40M -1°/o Pure Play 30.5M 161.6M 192.2M 67.1% Spot TV 176M 131M 127M -3% Total $75M $211.3M $286.3M

SOURCE: Nielsen Monitor -Plus, DMA O 2007, Borrell Associates, estimates based on Q3 figures, DMA

COLOR KEY: SQAD Cost Per Point TV Monitor SQAD Cost Per Point Radio Monitor TELEVISION EARLY LATE RADIO Trending P25 -54 EARLY AM NEWS PRIME NEWS P18 -49 AM DRIVE MIDDAY PM DRIVE ` Upward January '08 $136 $144 $237 $185 January '08 $113 $119 $132 December '07 170 A 181 283 A 228 December '07 114 116 127 .TrendingDownward September '07 163 176 *297 A 219 September '07 A120 118 131 June '07 169 182 279 214 June '07 112 115 126

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Chris Doesn't Live Here Anymore TIMELINE PD Chris Mays has left the building after just a 99.7) and KFRC -FM ... oh, and CBS VP of all tad more than two years at CBS Radio hot AC things MOViN. Mays joined Alice in Journal promotes Steve Wexler to KLLC (Alice @97.3)/San Francisco. No need to December 2005 after 14 years in Seattle as executive VP of TV and radio YEARi AGO operations; Jim Thomas is named look very far for her replacement: Simply wan- PD /station manager of Entercom triple A VP of marketing, programming and new media der down the hall, stick your head in his office KMTT (103.7 the Mountain); Preston also development. Reggie Rouse is named VP of door and yell "hello" to VP of programming transferred down to San Francisco from urban programming for Mike Preston. who graciously decided to add CBS /Seattle in April 2006, where he was CBS CBS Radio. Alice to his heavy to -do list, which already VP of CHR programming and PD KBKS WASH /Washington PD of Bill Hess adds similar includes sisters KCBS -AM. KMVQ (MOViN (106.1 Kiss FM). duties at sister station WTEM.

WXPN/ The Programming Department Philadelphia Hess 5YEARS AGO hires Roger WPGC/Washington MD Brown Hornhit Ms. K, who has been with now baaaack, returning to LaMay as GM. Pete Dits is promoted to has resigned after two years in the position. Cox Radio for nearly a her former glory along with station manager of KESN and WBAP /Dallas. PD Skip Dillard begins the joyous process decade. The level of talent ex- partner Cruise. "I'm

Kid Kelly joins Sirius as pop genre manager. of screening replacement candidates. I get to work with every back to do mornings again day is unmatched, and I'm and program the place, but Harvey Congrats to longtime WPOW (Power flattered to have been my least favorite part is 10 Nagler rises 96) /Miami MD Eddie "Mix" Bahamon, appointed program direc- having to wake up at 4 a.m. YEARS AGO to VP of who is awarded APD stripes. Mix started tor." In her vast amounts of again," she tells ST. With radio at CBS News. with Power 96 in the late '80s as a mixer. spare time, Mary also pro- Good's morning move, USA Network elevates He paid his dues and in 1998 was upped grams gospel sister Alicia Pecorino segues to Ma ry K Tom Tradup to VP /GM. to MD under then -PD Kid Curry. The rest, WAGG -AM (Heaven 610). the slightly more humane Chaz Saunders as they say, is history. "Eddie Mix has afternoon shift and Velcros on MD stripes. accepts PD job at been an integral part of this station for A man, er, boy known simply as Your Dave Mazzy will have his monster noon -6 KMJM- AM /St. Louis. some time now," says OM /PD Tom Boy Q has resigned as APD /MD /after- p.m. shift scaled back to just plain mid - Calococci, who almost immediately recog- noon personality at Buckley rhythmic days, and John Chimpo will remain in R &R nized Bahamon when shown his picture. KYZZ (Jammin' 97.9) /Monterey. Mr. nights. "Plus, the format's going to change 15 Washington "Eddie's knowledge of the market and of Boy transferred to the station a year ago a little; we're going to move back toward YEARS AGO bureau chief Pat Clawson heads new the station's heritage has been instrumen- after doing the same thing slightly inland modern AC, but we'll have some alterna- services for R &R Online; Randall Bloomquist tal in the blueprint for Power 96. His abili- at sister KSEQ (Q97) /Fresno. Jammin' tive and triple A in there," Good says. succeeds him as bureau chief. Tony Thomas ty to identify hits and find those songs PD Tommy Del Rio needs a replacement, We're dizzy and need to lie down now. moves up to PD at KMPS /Seattle. KWKW /Los that are uniquely Power 96 is one of the like, soon, so you should probably hit him Angeles ups Jim reasons that the station has been success- up at jammin979jobs @aol.com. Dateline: The bustling semi -metropolis Kalmenson to VP/GM. ful over the years ... oh, and go Pats!" of Watertown, N.Y., where Lance Hale has Big changes went down at Clear Channel arrived to take over as PD of Community WWPR/New It's a promotion that feels long over- hot AC KOSO (B93) /Modesto, Calif., Broadcasters rocker WOTT (Rock 100.7). 20 York due: Congrats to WBHJ (95.7 Jamz)/ where new PD Angie Good has only been Hale previously worked at alternative YEARS AGO advances Birmingham APD/midday personality back in the house for a couple of weeks WAVF/Charleston, S.C., until Apex Larry Berger to Mary K, who is upped to PD. She's been but is already screwing around with things. flipped it to adult hits in August '07. The operations director. doing the job since Mickey Johnson left If Good's name sounds familiar, it's gig has been open since Cindy Miller left Jim Bell climbs to GM at last September. "It's been so much fun because she did mornings on B93 for eight last November to program Beasley classic KFMK /Houston. working in the Birmingham market," says years, but left about a year ago-and she's rock WSFL/Greenville, N.C. WPGC /Washington puts Berger out the PD welcome mat for Bob Mitchell. Return Of The Restructuring WHN /New York PD Dene Hallam 25 crosses the street to WIKHK for There is now one less PD roaming the Rock. Rozz is a nationally known voice - ly on personnel matters, PD Dave YEARS AGO similar duties. Andy Beaubien hallways of Beasley /Fort Myers, as John over talent and will continue operating Adams assures us that the move was not joins KSSR /Houston as PD. WPEN/ Rozz exits after a decade at the helm of his company. Reach him at 239 -851- performance- related and offers this Philadelphia selects Dean Tyler as is new PD. classic rock WRXK (96.1 K -Rock) and 9074 or john @johnrozz.net. comment: "During my tenure with the eight years with alternative WJBX (99X), radio station, Chad has been a tremen- Jimi Fox appointed PD of KCBQ /San a casualty of "cost- cutting," as Rozz says. News from Regent CHR /top 40 dous asset, both on and off the air, and I 30 Diego. WAAF /Worcester, Mass., For now, Rozz's duties will be split: Matt WBNQ /Bloomington, Ill., as the dreaded would recommend him highly to any- YEARS AGO welcomes new PD Lee Arnold. Johnson, PD of CHR /top 40 sister "R- word" has reportedly claimed one who inquires. "Adams replaces Fasig Joel Santori joins WZMF /Milwaukee. WXKB (B103.9), will oversee 99X, while APD /morning co -host Chad Fasig, personally and joins existing morning WRXK afternoon personality Ryno will who was released from his contract. host Susan Saunders. 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Radio One CHR /top 4O Terry Moir is piling into the on -air studio at CBS Radio ing his triumphant return to the market to co -host after- WNOU (RadioNOW 100.9)/ AC WDOK /Cleveland (home of R &R '05), where she noons on Curtis Media's WBBB (96rock), teaming with Indianapolis has filled its morning joins the cast of "Trapper Jack & the Morning Show." For existing afternoon personality Foster. Robinson spent opening with Scotty Davis, cur- the past decade, Moir has been director of programming most of his 20 years in the market working at Clear rently doing afternoons on and sales marketing for crosstown WKYC-TV, and she's Channel's WRDU, but left in November '06 when the sta- KDWB/Minneapolis. The shift has going to keep that job while adding the glitz and glam- tion flipped from rock to country. Since then, he's been been vacant since Radio One our of a 3:30 a.m. morning show wakeup call. doing afternoons at Beasley's WSFL /Greenville, N.C. bought the station's intellectual property from Emmis last Tesh as KEWB Davis The John World Domination TourTM rolls on the Results Radio rhythmic (Power 94) /Redding, October. WNOU's former Teshmeister annexes nights at WBZZ (Buzz 105.7) /Albany, Calif., welcomes Danial'Jiggy" Diaz to afternoons, et}cc- "Morning Mess With Marco, Shannon & SuperPhat N.Y., and WAJI (Majic 95.1) /Fort Wayne, Ind. Señor Tesh's tive Feb. 4. Most recently, Diaz did nights at KHOP/ Mikey" is now waking up Atlanta for WSTR (Star 94). dulcet tones replace Darcy on the Buzz and Marti on Majic; Modesto, Calif. "We are very pleased to have such a "Scotty is considered one of the best top 40 personalities Darcy will remain to do weekends /swing at the Buzz and promising young talent join our ranks," a very pleased in the country; dare I say the world," WNOU PD Tim adds swing at country sister WGNA. Marti will continue as OM Rick Healy tells ST. "In Jiggy, we have found the "Rayne" Rainey says. "Making his first move to mornings Majic's MD and will locally produce Tesh's show. energy, mind -set and skills perfect for our afternoons." on RadioNOW 100.9 makes sense. His charisma, person- Diaz fills the gap created when PD Rico Garcia recently ality and creativity all make Scotty the only choice for this Raleigh radio icon Bob "the Blade" Robinson is mak- moved to mornings. position." Now, here's Davis: "I can't believe my alarm clock is going to start going off at 4 a.m.," he says. "My new motto: `Caffeine: intravenously.' " Davis makes his inaugural RadioNOW morning voyage Feb. 18.

WKTU /New York beefs up its new "Cubby & Cindy" morning show with the addition of Matt Bosso as producer. Bosso, who cut his radio teeth at 'KTU as a promotions ENGAGE YOUR LISTENERS. department intern /monkey, spent the last 18 months lend- ing his mad production skillz to the syndicated "Wake Up With Whoopi," whose home base was at WKTU. He also hosts "The Saturday Night Dance Party" on Clear Channel AC sister WLTW/New York. With Bosso's return, current TRANSCEND THE USUAL. 'KTU morning show producer /board op Tim Louie will trade places with him on the "Whoopi" show.

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Broadcasters should be bracing for an "anything goes" 2008 meets certain market- ranked conditions.) national survey of consumers on how the media "While we think the adopted changes are mod- served local communities, it learned that there after the last year with a grand fmale matched FCC ended est, we believe they are an important step forward were "concerns regarding the prevalence of auto- only by a Super Bowl halftime show. In one of the most in aligning broadcasting regulations with the real- mated radio broadcast operations, which allow the marketplace." operation of stations without a local presence, and controversial meetings since the commission's inception 74 ities of today's communications The cross -ownership changes, a refreshed version the perceived negative impact that they have on years ago, the FCC in mid-December set in motion of the same revisions the FCC proposed in 2003 - licensees' ability to serve local needs." The FCC changes in media ownership regulations that could poten- which the Third Circuit Court in Philadelphia sub- added, "We are looking into whether we should sequently accepted-also have strong support from require a physical presence at a broadcasting facil- tially alter the face of big media ownership in many of the Bush administration, which has promised to veto ity during all hours of operation." The FCC said America's top markets. And some worry the rule changes any congressional attempt to reject the amend- that while automation is mostly a radio issue, it ments. It is unclear whether Congress can muster will also consider "whether such a requirement could also challenge broadcast localism while creating new the votes necessary to override aWhite House veto. should also be imposed on television licensees." regulations that could put a resource stranglehold on even In the weeks since the vote, FCC chairman The FCC said its research "reaffirms the Martin has remained unflappable, despite a importance the public places on timely and accu- the most lucrative broadcast operations. As if that were Kevin barrage of criticism, while displaying a rare-to- rate emergency information on broadcast sta- not enough to be anxious about, the musicFirst (Fairness Washington confidence without arrogance. dons" and that it intends to "take action" on its in Radio Starting Today) Coalition-the RIAA's funded During a recent chat with reporters outside his pending Emergency Alert System (EAS) rule - FCC headquarters office in the capital, Martin making proposal within the next six months. effort to wring performance fees out of broadcasters - calmly explained his intent to push forward the As far as payola enforcement goes, the FCC said inspired a bipartisan group of congressional types to intro- new rules, saying he is not offended by the recent it was encouraged by the public's reaction to the launch of a House Commerce Committee inves- consent decrees it reached with several of duce legislation in both houses that would make broad- tigation into FCC procedures by chairman John America's top radio companies last year and casters sweat even harder for positive cash flow. Dingell, D -Mich. He also reconfirmed that he has pledged to maintain its stepped -up policing ofpay- no intentions of leaving his job at the FCC before ola."We need to continue vigilant enforcement of The FCC's elimination of the decades -old ban the Bush administration's exit on Jan. 20, 2009. our regulations, as well as impose strict penalties on newspaper cross -ownership rules was clearly for violations of the mes," the report said. among the most controversial matters facing the The agency also intends to seek additional pub- commission, which was bombarded by numerous New Localism Rules: 24/7 Staffing? lic comment on the prevalence of voice -tracking factions. While Media Access Project president/ The FCC's plate was full for that last meeting of and whether it "can and should take steps to limit CEO Andy Schwartzman characterizes the pack- 2007, which included a long -awaited report on the practice, require disclosure or otherwise age and its set of waivers to permit media merg- localism and programming. By accepting the address it. We believe that such practices may ers as a "get-out -of-jail" pass, the NAB is confi- report, the FCC appears to be ready to initiate diminish the presence of licensees in the commu- dent that the vote was the right course of action. new rules that could force all broadcasters to ful- nities and thus hinder their ability to assess the "We are pleased the FCC has adopted a revised fill a new list of requirements that includes needs and interests of their local communities." newspaper /broadcast cross -ownership rule, rec- around -the -clock station staffing, increased polit- ognizing that a 30- year-old complete ban is no ical reporting, new locally focused programming longer justified," NAB executive VP Dennis and public record keeping. 'National Playlists' OK -For Now Wharton says. (The rule change allows a media On Jan. 25, when the FCC released its written One sigh of relief from broadcasters may be on company to own a newspaper and a radio or TV report on localism for publication in the Federal the subject of "national playlists," which the FCC station in the same top 20 market as long as it Register, it noted that during its years -long has heard plenty about from citizens concerned

14 24/7 NEWS ONLINE @ www.RadioandRecords.com FEBRUARY 1, 2008 www.americanradiohistory.com that local artists may not be getting enough air - NAB looks forward to participating in this FCC time. The FCC said, "We do not believe that the proceeding, and we believe that any objective record supports our prohibiting the use of nation- analysis of broadcasters' commitment to public al music playlists by licensees, nor do we believe service will prove convincingly that radio and TV that we should affirmatively require stations to stations do a superb job serving communities." give airplay to local artists." But the FCC said it is "concerned about the lack of access to the airwaves by local musicians" and will gather more Performance Fees Loom public data "on whether we should require The same day the FCC held its historic meeting, licensees to provide us data regarding their airing Reps. Howard Berman, D- Calif., and Darrell Issa, of the music and other performances of local R -Calif , introduced long -promised legislation artists and how they compile their stations' that would levy fees on terrestrial broadcasters for playlists," which could be used when the FCC airing sound recordings. The bipartisan effort The FCC considers stations' license renewals. intends to provide "parity" for the technologies appears to The localism report, which still leaves room for currently covered by legislation that permits satel- be ready to future creation of regulations on the radio indus- lite radio, cable radio and Internet webcasts to be initiate new try, got its start in 2003 when then-chairman charged for broadcasting music. In a somewhat rules that Michael Powell launched the seemingly endless rare move that shows the momentum generated could force all study that has cost more than $510,000 to hold by musicFirst for music artists, companion legis- broadcasters meetings and conduct surveys, and has generated lation was offered in the Senate by Patrick Leahy, to fulfill a more than 83,000 written responses to the FCC. D -Vt., and Orrin Hatch, R -Utah. new list of The study's aim was to discover whether radio and MusicFirst spokesman Tod Donhauser says, requirements TV broadcasters are serving the public interest, and "There is very strong support" for the measure, that includes what audiences feel they are lacking. The FCC known as the Performance Rights Act. The bill around -the- David Oxenford identified nine sub -areas to focus on, including includes special treatment for small, noncommercial clock station communications between licensees and their public broadcasting stations and religious stations, staffing, communities, political programming, under - along with certain incidental uses: Small broadcast- increased served audiences and license renewal procedures. ers that earn revenue less than $1.25 million face a political The EAS situation has become a flash point for flat annual fee of$5,000,public radio will pay $1,000 reporting, radio broadcasters and could singlehandedly drive per station, and religious services and such inciden- locally the crafting of regulations that would require tal users as radio talk shows and news and sports pro- focused broadcasters to keep a station staffed around the gramming will be exempt.The Library of Congress' programming clock. If a new rule to that effect is established, it Copyright Royalty Board will determine larger and-public could become known as "the Dorgan clause" after broadcaster rates if the measure becomes law. record Sen. Byron Dorgan's, D -N.D., relentless campaign "Aspiring performers, local musicians and well- keeping. against Clear Channel spawned after a train carry- known artists should be compensated for their ing chemicals derailed in Minot, N.D., in January music when it is played on the radio, both today 2002 and no alert was sounded in a timely fashion. and in the future," Donhauser said when the bill Dorgan has also led a one -man charge against was introduced. "For more than 50 years,AM and the FCC's Martin, with notable success, if defam- FM radio has received a free ride." He stresses that ing a government regulator counts. Signing on to his group "focused on fundamental fairness for the firefight with Dorgan has become a popular everyone" and that the bill would "finally close Washington pastime, evolving into a who's who the `corporate radio loophole' " islation. It cannot become law. political list that includes Sens. Barack Obama, D- Donhauser points out that terrestrial radio in every So it is no wonder that the Performance Rights Ill.; John Kerry, D- Mass.; Olympia Snowe, R- country but the United States pays similar fees. Act has drawn fire from the NAB. Less than an Maine; Dan Inouye, D- Hawaii; Ben Nelson, D- The legislation was partly spawned by a variety hour after the measure was introduced, the NAB's Fla.; and -until his resignation from the Senate of House and Senate hearings that included testi- Wharton issued this statement: "After decades of Dec. 31 -Sen. Trent Lott, R -Miss. All are mein - mony and public statements from a slew of record- Ebenezer Scrooge -like exploitation of countless bers of the powerful Senate Commerce ing artists including Lyle Lovett, Judy Collins, Sam artists, the RIAA and the foreign -owned record Committee, which has oversight of the FCC. Moore, Martha Reeves and the Supremes' Mary labels are singing a new holiday jingle to offset In fact, all of them signed on to a measure in Wilson, who have backed legislation. their failing business model." Wharton promised November to block the FCC's vote on ownership The NAB has fiercely lobbied against what it that the NAB "will aggressively oppose this brazen rule changes, but failed to win full Senate endorse- calls "a performance tax" and also leaned hard on attempt to force America's hometown radio sta- ment before the FCC conducted its raucous meet - its friends on Capitol Hill to introduce and pro- tions to subsidize companies that have profited ing. They are expected to tear apart and denounce mote the "House Concurrent Resolution 244, enormously through the free promotion provid- the FCC's media ownership rule changes once it the Local Radio Freedom Act." The act states that ed by radio airplay" sends the fmal order to Capitol Hill. But nothing "Congress should not impose any new perform- David Oxenford, an attorney in Washington happens quickly in a bureaucracy. ance fee, tax, royalty or other charge relating to with Davis Wright Tremaine, has closely monitored At the time of the vote, the NAB's Wharton the public performance of sound recordings on the Performance Rights Act and questions how it said the group would be closely reviewing the a local radio station for broadcasting sound would affect broadcasters if enacted. One pressing FCC's "localism" proposal and its laundry list of recordings over -the -air or on any business for question is whether it would require that "any roy- potential demands on broadcasters. He called it "a such public performance of sound recordings." alty be determined by the Copyright Royalty proceeding that carries grave First Amendment But in the end, the act is merely a nonbinding Board using a `willing buyer, willing seller' standard implications and which stems from a false notion declaration that hails the importance of radio and or the 801(b) standard that takes into account more that radio and television stations have abandoned its longtime relationship with the record indus- than a simple economic analysis in determining our commitment to serving communities or have try, a radio broadcasters' feel -good measure that the royalty" Going that route, he believes, could stopped offering distinctive local programming." makes public that the 140 House members hike up the rate of fees that broadcasters might After reviewing the report,Wharton said, "The who've signed on oppose the Berman /Leahy leg- have to pay to broadcast music. R«

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www.americanradiohistory.com Arbitron compares and contrasts recall -based ratings THE PPM against passive electronic PPM system PASSING THE 'GUT CHECK' By John Snyder

As Arbitron strives to improve the Portable People Meter sample performance in Houston and day. The diary has always shown that employed persons Philadelphia, now is a good time to stop, take a deep breath and offer a common -sense view of this tend to consume more radio than those not employed, but with the PPM the difference between the listening habits emerging currency. If you give the data the "gut check," you'll most likely see that the data makes sense of these two groups has grown significantly. based on what we would expect to see when moving from a recall -based diary method to a near -passive electronic system. Each of the following points supports the premise that the PPM is providing valid Gauging the impact of "long entry" diary- keepers. data. In isolation, they may not be conclusive-but in their entirety, they tell a compelling story. Factor out the "ultra -heavy listeners," and the diary and PPM listeners are much closer to each other. In other Listening behavior across PPM markets is remarkably similar. words, the major differences between the two systems With the PPM, more stations and more listening occasions Average Daily In Tab Vs. Market - come from the small percentage of diary- keepers (11 %) are reported. Most important, the duration of occasions is Level AQH Ratings who contribute the 40% of radio listening. Of course, there shorter than those reported in the diary. Nielsen Media Persons 18 -24, 6 a.m.- midnight Monday- Sunday are heavy listeners in the PPM service, but they don't exist Philadelphia Metro Research had much the same experience in its switch to to the same degree as what we see in the diary service. 9.7 9.8 9.7 9.7 9.7 the Local People Meter. Shares for broadcast network 9.4 8.5 prime -time shows and local news tend to show the largest declines in LPM versus the TV diary estimates. Doesn't it AQH Persons Ratings Index Of PPM: Ratings To Diary Ratings seem reasonable that TV diary-keepers would more likely Average Daily In Tab 115 "Heavy Listening" removed from both services 105 New York Metro, 6 a.m.- midnight Monday- Sunday write down the most "top -of- mind" shows? For TV, that's 94 PPM: October 2007 /Diary: Fall 2006 the local news and 8 p.m.- 11p.m. Sunday -Thursday shows. 88 90 82 81 85 82 93 96 93 99 Mar. Apr. May Jun. July Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. 90 85 86 07 07 07 07 07 07 07 07 07 Listening Behavior: PPM Vs. Diary Persons 12 +, 6 a.m.- midnight, Monday -Sunday 12+ 18+ 25 -54 Black Span. Engl. Other Hispanic Average No. Of Stations Reported (Week) the radio is on as you come and go around the house. MARKET PPM DIARY You can see why the diary and the PPM come much Houston 4.6 2.7 closer to matching out -of-home listening and diverge It's the instrument, not the sample. Philadelphia 4.4 2.6 New York 4.9 2.7 with in -home listening. hi 2004, Arbitron gave previous PPM panelists in Philadelphia a diary to keep for one week. The objective of Average No. Of Listening Occasions Reported (Week) the study was to determine if the exact same people would MARKET PPM DIARY Index Of Market -Level AQH Houston 21.1 14.7 exhibit the same differences that we see between panelists and Philadelphia 21.2 13.3 Persons Ratings diary- keepers.When the same person carried a PPM would York 20.3 13.4 New Persons 12 +, New York, October 2007, they have more occasions oflistening, and would these occa- 6 a.m.- midnight Monday- Sunday Average Duration Of Listening Occasions sions be shorter in length versus the diary? The results were MARKET PPM DIARY IN -HOME OUT -OF -HOME conclusive.The same trends exist between the PPM and the Houston :35 1:15 LISTENING INDEX LISTENING INDEX diary even when surveying the same people. Diary- keepers Philadelphia :35 1:14 PPM VS. DIARY PPM VS. DIARY New York :39 1:28 Total 61 81 can only remember so many stations, they can only remem- Black 56 80 ber so many times they were exposed to radio, and they tend Hispanic 50 91 to overstate the amount of time they spend with radio. Other 70 86 What impact is the sample having on the estimates? The trends in Houston, Philadelphia and NewYork are the same whether in -tab samples are at a Designated Delivery Employed persons are a big part of PPM radio ratings. Listening Behavior: PPM Vs. Diary of Consumers, Philadelphia 2004 Index of 100 or above, as in Houston, or lower, as in other And that just plain makes sense. Employed persons tend to Identical Sample markets. [Ed. note: DDI measures sample proportionality rise earlier and consume radio during their commute, at PPM DIARY or how sample representation matches the demographic work and on lunch breaks. PPM findings in Houston and Average No. of Stations 6.3 3.1 Average No. of Occasions 28.5 16.6 who are not employed makeup of the market. Perfect proportionality equates to Philadelphia revealed that people Average Occasion Duration a DDI of 100.] Further, the drastic improvement in the consume much more TV than radio. This is not a surprise (quarter- hours) 2.4 5.5 Philadelphia 18 -24 in -tab shows virtually no difference in since these people are more likely to be home during the the estimates. Rank positions and estimates remain consistent.With improvement in the sample should come addi- Tracking events at a day -to -day level. tional stability, but there is no reason to believe it will sig- Market -Level AQH Ratings The PPM, in countless instances, has documented listen- +, vs. Not Employed nificantly change what we are seeing in the estimates. Persons 18 Employed ing changes for events, format changes and emergency 6 a.m. -7 p.m. Monday- Friday, Philadelphia news reports.These results reinforce the speed and accu- 16.2 In -home vs. our -of -home listening. 14.8 15.7 racy of the PPM. Declines in listening from the PPM versus the diary are 9.7 84% 8.8 The data will continue to build evidence for the PPM in 53% Difference largely based on the different listening levels each method Difference current and new markets. Our common sense adds to our reports for in -home estimates. Does this pass the gut optimism on electronic audience measurement and what it check? When you are out of your home you are likely to New York Houston Philadelphia can do for our industry. In short: It passes the gut check. Rs« have a better sense of time -40 minutes to commute, 30 Employed Not Employed minutes out for lunch -compared with in -home, where John Snyder is VP of PPM implementation forArbitron.

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18 24/7 NEWS ONLINE @ www.RadioandRecords.com FEBRUARY 1, 2008 www.americanradiohistory.com 'Polls aren't always right, which is the reason you still have to giving negative information about one candidate and pos- also feels for pollsters who caught so much flack about the go to the polls and vote.' itive information about another, disguised as market New Hampshire polls: "I sympathize with people who are -Larry Rosin research. Daves says, "It calls into question legitimate expected to be perfect in every case. Most people are not research that does help society. Many official statistics that held to that standard." equate to a geographical area. affect public policy, like unemployment and health -care "It's not insurmountable," Witt says, adding that he research, start from opinion polling. If people don't feel they expects consumers to receive more polling calls on their can trust those surveys, its a problem." Cell Phone Strategies cell phones in the future. Another issue facing pollsters is the growth of cell phone - only households. Families without a land line are more Primary Polling Problems difficult and more expensive to survey. Beyond political The Poll Is The Process "Polling for a presidential primary is among the hardest polls, this is an important issue for radio since it affects "Polls used to be a mirror on the political process," Rosin says. tasks there is," Witt adds. "The challenge is how to ask Arbitron sampling as well. "Now they are part of the process." With savvy voters aware questions that determine how likely people are to actual- Witt says that while the number of CPO households con- of polling, "how can it not affect their political point of view ?" ly vote in the primaries. In America, it is a civic virtue to tinues to grow, not all the news is bad. "On a lot of dimen- Daves points to research that shows that "the underdog vote. We believe it is good to vote and bad not to vote. sions, cell phone -only households are not different than land - effect and the bandwagon effect can take place when peo- Therefore if I ask if you are going to vote, you say yes." line folks, thought there is a very distinct age skew, with cell ple are exposed to poll data." But he isn't overly con- He points to the Michigan primary, where only 20% phone -only people more likely to be 18 -29 and clearly dif- cerned. "Polls are part of the process, but so are stump of registered voters participated and an even lower per- fering on dimensions like use of alcohol and smoking." speeches. It's just another piece of information that peo- centage actually attended the Iowa caucuses. "In the gen- Daves adds that CPO consumers are also more likely ple can use to make their decision. In a democracy, more eral election, it is well -modeled and understood how to to be renters than property owners. truthful quality information is better than less." determine who is likely to vote," Witt says." [Voter turnout The challenges in sampling people who don't have land Rosin agrees, but urges responsibility: "You have to be in] primaries [is] more related to who the candidates are." lines include higher cost, complicated federal laws and that aware that when you are reporting polls, you are affect- He says that the 2000 Iowa caucus pittingAl Gore against they are just harder to find. Also, the ability to port phone ing the outcome." But, he adds, "that is our job. That's Bill Bradley was dramatically different from this year's with numbers means that area codes no longer necessarily what talk radio hosts do" R&R Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards. Rosin adds, "Polls aren't always right, which is the reason you still have to go to the polls and vote. Thank God How To Determine If A Poll Is Legit for that. Why vote if the outcome is already decided ?" He

On the National Council on Public question: "Should I do anything with source calling the newsroom with Polls Web site (ncpp.org) is an arti- it or put it in the garbage can ?" The information about a story. If the cle titled "20 Questions a Journalist article gives straightforward steps to person has no credibility, a reporter Should Ask About Poll Results." Co- help journalists determine if a poll is wouldn't use the information. The authored by Evans Witt, NCPP pres- legitimate and newsworthy. same goes for polls.

ident and CEO of Princeton Survey "Journalists look at a number as Another organization that Witt Research Associates International, truth, beauty and solid concrete," belongs to is the American Assn. the article is in its third edition and according to Witt, but that is not for Public Opinion Research, which originated some 20 years ago. true. "There are some good solid offers additional resources at Witt describes the article as "an numbers and some that aren't." aapor.org. It also has an online effort to put in plain language the Witt says that if a poll fails any training course for journalists on best practices for journalists to use of the 20 questions, its validity how to report on polls, in conjunc-

when presented with a poll." He should be questioned. He makes tion with the Poynter Institute at says it starts with the very first the analogy of an anonymous poynter.org. -MS

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Southern Charm 1. Actress /singer Miley Cyrus dropped by Clear Channel CHR /top 40 KIIS -FM's studios in Los Angeles to chat with morning personality Ryan Seacrest and PD John Ivey. From left are Hollywood Records senior VP of promotion Justin Fontaine, Ivey, Cyrus, Seacrest and Hollywood VP of promotion Scot Finck.

2. Crank It Up Voice of America "Music Mix" host Larry London, left, welcomed Soulja Boy Tell 'Em to VOA's Washington studios. The Collipark/Interscope rapper's single, "Soulja Hey, big shot! E -mail high -resolution Girl," peaked at No. 7 on R &R's Urban chart in photos from your promotions, December. 3. Things To Do In Denver Jones appearances, promo tours and other Radio Network hot AC assistant OM Chad Blake caught up with New York -based singer/ radio and record industry events to songwriter Ingrid Michaelson before her ACahil [email protected]. performance at Denver's Bluebird Theater.

Michaelson's track "The Way I Am" is No. 2 at Triple A, No.17 at Hot AC and No. 28 at AC. From left are guitarist Allie Moss, Blake and Michaelson. 4. Living Large Jason Michael Carroll kicked off 2008 by making his debut appearance on ABC TV's "Good Morning America:' The Arista Nashville artist performed his hit "Livin' Our Love Song" for the studio audience. Carroll is pictured with "Good Morning America" co -host Diane Sawyer. 5. Special Delivery Alabama lead singer Randy Owen hand -delivered the first copy of his single "Braid My Hair" to Citadel country WGKX (KIX 106)/Memphis PD Tim Jones and MD Kay Manley, who immediately added it into regular rotation. "Braid My Hair" is the first track from Owen's solo debut project on DMP Records, and all publishing proceeds from its sale will be donated to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. From left are DMP Records GM Shawn Pennington, Manley, Owen and Jones. 6. Coming Home U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Annalisa Hernandez and Senior Airman Alicia Cruise discussed their recent tours of duty in Iraq and the United Arab Emirates on the Love Station Christian KJTH (the House FM)/Oklahoma City's "McCoy in the Morning." Hernandez and Cruise are based at Tinker AFB in Midwest City, Okla. From left are KJTH APD Jes Wes, Hernandez, KJTH promotion director/ morning show co -host Janelle Keith, Cruise and KJTH morning host Brent McCoy. 7. A Walk To Remember Craig Carton of the "Boomer & Carton in the Morning" show on CBS Radio sports WFAN -AM /New York was forced to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge in a New York Giants jersey and very short shorts after losing a bet to co -host Boomer Esiason. Carton was accompanied by more than a hundred Giants fans during his trek from Brooklyn to Manhattan.

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Songs Of By Wade Jessen, Gary Trust, Anthony Colombo and Raphael George The South As Alabama's Randy Owen makes his solo Marienthal, Kenny G Hit Right debut on the Country No chart, here's how the 'Stop'-ping Notes At Smooth Jazz top five stacked up Rihanna Two of smooth jazz's most prominent sax men the last week that the heat up the chart, led by Eric Marienthal's Rihanna's "Don't Stop the legen Lary band "Blue Water" (CMG), which rises a notch and Music" (IDJMG) flies 15 -9 at Randy Owen reigned -Nov. 27, docks at No. 1. The track follows labelmate 1993. In a show of CHR/Top 40 to become her Boney James' "Let It Go" at the top, marking staying power, three of the other four acts in eighth top 10 dating back to her the first time a label has succeeded itself at

the top five that week (at Nos. 2, 3 and 5) are debut effort, "Pon De Replay," No. 1 since last July when CMG swapped currently on the Country playlist: which reached the upper quar- Paul Brown's "The Rhythm Method" with ter of the list in July 2005. Norman Brown's "Let's Take a Ride." Pos., Artist, Title 1 Rihanna's top 10 span of "Water" is Marienthal's first No. on the No. 1, Alabama, "Reckless" Nielsen BDS- powered list (and first charted two years and seven months is the fastest that any female No. 2, Mark Chesnutt, "Almost Goodoye" song), though he's been conquering Billboard's artist has amassed eight top lOs to start a career in the chart's No. 3, Alan Jackson, "Mercury Blues' Top Contemporary Jazz Albums chart since 15 -year existence. Her top 10 total is also the most by any artist No. 4, Collin Raye, "That Was a River" 1991. His latest set, `Just Around the Corner," since 2005. Equally impressive is that Rihanna has appeared No. 5, Garth Brooks, "American Honky -Tonk became his seventh consecutive top 15 album on Bar Association" on the chart continuously with at least one title for all but three the tally -encompassing his entire career output. SOURCE: Ñelsen BDS weeks since "Replay" entered in June 2005: 135 of the last 138 At No. 20, format cornerstone Kenny G frames. She was absent for only three weeks in fall 2006. returns as Most Added and Most Increased with "Sax -o- loco" (Starbucks /Concord /CMG). Paramore Country Chart Starting with "Duotones" in 1987, he's tallied Welcomes Veteran 12 No. 1s on Top Contemporary Jazz Albums Grabs Second Acts, New 'Idol' Alum and 300 total weeks at the summit, both easily With Hot Shot Debut noise at chart records. His first album of original mate- Straight No. 48, the Eagles open with rial since 2002, the Latin -flavored "Rhythm "Busy Being Fabulous" and Romance," is due Feb. 5. Alternative (ERC /Lost Highway /Mercury), the second single from the group's Rock Chicks Top Five chart -topping "Long Road out of Fergie's Fab Four This decade, 365 titles have reached the Paramore becomes the first female - Eden" set. "Fabulous" is the fol- Fergie climbs 12 -10 on the Rhythmic chart with Alternative top 10 -but only 11 have featured fronted act in more than four low-up to the album's lead single, "Clumsy" (Interscope), placing her in the elite com- "How Long," which hit No. 23 female vocals: years to reach the Alternative top pany of Beyoncé and Christina Aguilera as the only on the Dec. 21, 2007, chart. five with back -to -back tracks as females to earn four top lOs from a debut album at Meanwhile, Alabama frontman Artist, Title, Year "Crushcrushcrush" (Lava) vaults 8 -5 the format. Besides the cur- Randy Owen launches his solo Paramore, " Crushcrushcrush," 2008; (see Spin Spotlight, left). "Crush" rent track, Fergie's "The career, with "Braid My Hair" "Misery Business," 2007 follows last October's No. 3 peak of Dutchess" also launched (DMP /New Revolution) opening Flyleaf, "All Around Me," 2007 "Misery Business" (which segues to "Fergalicious" (which peaked at No. 54. As lead singer of the Evanescence, "Call Me When You're Sober," the No. 1 spot on the recurrent list Country Music Hall of Fame at No. 6), "Glamorous" (No. 3) 200E; "Going Under," 2003; "Bring Me to after a 29 -week the stay on chart). group, Owen led Alabama to 32 and "Big Girls Don't Cry" Life," 2003 "Crushcrushcrush" scores the largest chart-toppers between 1980 and (No. 10) into the top 10. Only Garbage, "Why Do You Love Me," 2005 spin increase within the top 10 (up 1993 (see Spin Spotlight, left). lead single "London Bridge" Seether Featuring Amy Lee, "Broken," 2004 139) and the fourth- largest overall. Also debuting is season -six missed the upper tier, peaking Yeah Yeah Yeahs, "Maps," 2004 The last female -led band to land "American Idol" finalist Phil at No.15 in September 2006. Moby Featuring Gwen Stefani, consecutive top five tracks was Stacey, who plants his introducto- Fergie also owns a pair of "South Side," 2001 Evanescence in 2003 with "Bring ry single, "IfYou Didn't Love Me" top lOs as a member of the No Doubt, "Ex- Girlfriend," 2000 Me to Life" and "Going Under." (Lyric Street), at No. 55. Black Eyed Peas.

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Rapping In Tongues With just a few days left before he begins a three - and-a-half -year prison term on illegal gun pos- session charges, Mobb Deep's Prodigy is utilizing a creative marketing approach for his new solo album, "H.N.I.C. 2," due March 9. The rapper will release a physical CD A trio of artists harness the power of TV and technology in of the project via inde- unique ways to build their base pendent VOX Music Group, which will also make it available digi- More Than One Way To tally in an astounding 14,000 languages with the help of its affiliated Skin A Cat voice -translation company Voxonic. "I remember when Mobb Deep was going overseas to Paris

Puerto Rican Newcomer Makes Radio Inroads While "American Idol" may be among the quick- them in Puerto Rico, in its first week, according Unlike other "Objetivo Fama" winners, est routes to success in the mainstream world, to Nielsen SoundScan, and has since scanned a whose sound has been more mainstream pop or artists that win U.S. -based Latin music reality total of 13,000 copies. tropical, Juan's earthier approach is more akin to shows have typically had a far tougher time. Emboldened by the early sales results of a new the singer /songwriter tradition, although he Newcomer Juan is one of the few fighting the artist hitting the marketplace at a typically slow doesn't pen his songs. odds valiantly. After winning Univision's time, Fonovisa took Juan on his first full-fledged Another factor in his success is management from " Objetivo Fama" last May, Juan's Fonovisa debut U.S. promotion tour in early January. Es Televisión, the same company that produces "Con Mi Soledad" entered Billboard's Top Latin The move is already helping the title track /first " Objetivo Fama." Manager Soraya Sánchez says that Albums at No. 8 on the Dec. 29, 2007, chart. single in markets like Miami and New York; the among the show's winners, Juan is "the most disci- "Con Mi Soledad" sold 7,000 copies, most of cut moves 23 -22 on the Latin Pop chart. plined that I've had." -Leila Cobo, Billboard MR

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... hard. "After David gave me my exit-paperwork, I walked into the studio and saw all the Christmas music ready to go, and I just broke down. For the first time ever in my career, I actually cried. I was overcome with emotion thinking about how this brand we had built up and put so much hard work and effort into was just gone." A day later, the news broke that Radio One was interested in buying RadioNOW's intellectual That loud 'thump' is a station being picked up, moved and 'In less than property. "But what David Edgar said next really dropped across the street one week, I struck a chord," Rainey recalls:" `We are all push- went from ing for you to become the new program direc- being tor.' " Radio One spun the wheels rapidly, and RadioNOW Rides Again, unemployed Rainey ended up involved in the handover to PD of the process, even before he was hired: "David had me station I had edit the `93.1' off of all the RadioNOW sweepers Thanks To Radio One just left. It and put a few days of music logs together ?' By 5 felt like a p.m. Wednesday afternoon, the new RadioNOW lost episode 100.9 was back on the air via a rudimentary stream of "The from Emmis over to Radio One. Twilight The next day, Rainey had his first meeting with Kevin Carter Zone.' ' Radio One /Indianapolis OM Brian Wallace and [email protected] -Tim 'Rayne' Rainey Stevens; the next afternoon, on his way home from the gym, in his sweaty gym clothes, he was offered the Iast October, Emmis surprised more than a few people -espe- PD job. His response was immediate: "I did the whole, cially some employees-when it announced it was flushing `Yeah, give me a day to think about it' thing," Rainey the format of 5- year -old CHR /top 40 WNOU (Radio- recalls, "but the minute I walked out of the building NOW 93.1) /Indianapolis. The plan was to use the FM real I knew this was going to be it. I was high -flying myself in the car in the Radio One parking lot" estate as a new home for the lucrative news /talk format that Rainey's immediate challenge was to inform the years flip had been housed for on heritage WIBC -AM, then market that the station had moved down the dial, the AM to sports. while maintaining forward momentum. "We were really blessed to get a great Christmas present from Almost immediately, an amazing chain of went from being unemployed to PD of the station Radio One corporate in the form ofbillboards,TV events was set in motion: Within 48 hours of its I had just left. It felt like a lost episode of `The spots, mall marketing and a viral campaign that ran "demise," the RadioNOW brand had been Twilight Zone,' " he says. through December and really helped get the word packed up, carted across the street to 100.9 and %VOLIJ out that the station had moved," Rainey says. resuscitated by the fast -acting brain trust at rival /DD.q With that task done, his next big-boy PD deci- Radio One, which saw an opportunity to capi- First Inklings sion was hiring a morning show: Enter Scotty Davis, talize on the format's popularity. Given the red - The first inklings of possible trouble in paradise sur- inbound from afternoons at KDWB /Minneapolis. tape- choked modern corporate radio structure, faced in mid -2007. Rainey says word began trick- 'We saw "We made sure that when we were looking for a a transformation this rapid was something close ling out via radio message boards and loose talk in definite new show, it wasn't a carbon copy of`The Morning to miraculous. the hallways. "The initial buzz we heard was that improvements Mess, " he says. "We wanted different, but with the At the time of the handover, Radio One sen- Emmis was looking to move WIBC onto an FM in November same compelling content. I've listened to Scotty for ior VP of programming content Jay Stevens said stick, but we weren't sure if they would use and years and he is by far the best air talent in the coun- of the move, "RadioNOW is an outstanding RadioNOW or [country WLHK] Hank-FM" At December. try. He can balance the personal and entertaining brand and was a highly rated radio station that was 7 a.m. Oct. 8, 2007, the answer came: OM David Essentially, sides of his life and make it all fun. Every time you generating good revenue, so this was a very good Edgar woke Rainey up and informed him that the sky is listen to him, you know this guy is having a good business decision. It just didn't make sense to leave RadioNOW would cease to exist at noon that day. the limit time, and that's exactly what I was looking for." a market the size of Indianapolis without a CHR A flip to Christmas music would lead up to the here.' Davis' hire was the final piece of the full -time radio station. RadioNOW will continue to be a WIBC move in January. -Tim 'Rayne' Rainey air chair puzzle: McKinzie was hired to reprise great radio station that just happens to be on a dif- Naturally, Rainey didn't believe him, but he had her midday shift from the original RadioNOW ferent place on the dial." what he still insists was a perfectly plausible reason: 93.1, followed by Rayne in afternoons and new The fallout from the Emmis decision and sub- "The Friday before this all went down, David had night jock Austin, formerly of WBTS (95.5 the sequent move was immediate in terms of dis- been walking around the station all day with a rip Beat) /Atlanta. placed personnel, but thankfully, most of the casu- in the back of his pants," he says. Late in the day, alties landed safely. PD Chris Pickett, who had Edgar finally became aware of the situation and the been with RadioNOW only since July, luckily ensuing exchange went something like this: Report Card returned to his former job as PD of Clear Edgar: "Did you notice this hole in my pants ?" Rainey's first report card, the fall book, recently Channel hot AC KVUU /Colorado Springs. Rainey: "Yeah, it's been there pretty much all day." arrived, and he's encouraged. "You can look at the Former WNOU morning team Marco, Shannon Edgar: "And you didn't tell me ?" anomaly that was October, when were on one fre- and stunt boy Superphat Mikey, aka "The Rainey: "I wanted to see how long it would take quency for half the month and another frequency Morning Mess," was hired by Lincoln Financial's for you to figure it out." for the other half, but we saw definite improvements WSTR (Star 94) /Atlanta, becoming the station's Edgar: "Payback's a bitch!" in November and December," he says. "Essentially, first new morning show in 17 years. "I honestly thought he was kidding, so I said, the sky is the limit here.We have amazing talent on That left former WNOU APD/MD/night jock `Oh, yeah, I'm fired, riiiight ... I'll see you at the the air, behind the scenes and great promotions. Tim "Rayne" Rainey, who ended up in the most promotions meeting." Rainey remained uncon- Putting all those pieces together, RadioNOW is unusual position of all: "In less than one week, I vinced -until he got to the station and reality hit bound for nothing less than success" /OR

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8 9 TAYLOR SWIFT TEARDROPS ON MY GUITAR BIG MACHINE/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 2342 +182 WWBX/Bangor, ME KMXF /Fayetteville, AR WSPK/Newburgh, NY PD: Tommy Frank OM: Dave Ashcraft PD: Scotty Mac 16 5 RIHANNA DON'T STOP THE MUSIC SRP/DEF JAM /IOJMG 2033 +387 PD /MD: Jay Steele APD: Sky Walker 12 11 LINKIN PARK SHADOW OF THE DAY WARNER BROS. 2023 +196 MD: Danny Valentino 13 NATASHA BEDINGFIELD FEAT. SEAN KINGSTON LOVE UKE THIS PHONOGENIC /EPIC 1936 -196 KRSQ/Billings, MT 13 IC SEAN KINGSTON TAKE YOU THERE BELUGA HEIGHTS /EPIC 1918 +186 OM /PD: Kyle McCoy WMSR/Florence, AL OM: Brian Landrum KCRS /Odessa, TX 11 14 PARAMORE MISERY BUSINESS FUELED BY RAMEN /ATLANTIC/LAVA 1832 -55 PD: Jon "Fatguy" Marte PD /MD: Nate Rodriguez 17 12 BUCKCHERRY SORRY ELEVEN SEVEWATLANTK /LAVA 176' +126

WWYUBinghamton, NY 15 11 WYCLEF JEAN FEAT. AKON, UL WAYNE & NIL) SWEETEST GIRL (DOLLAR BILL) COLUMBIA 171C +50 PD: Matt Johnson 19 4 CHRIS BROWN WITH YOU WJMX /Florence, SC WILN /Panama City, FL JIVE/ZOMBA 1659 +343 OM: Randy "Mudflap" Wilcox P0: Chris Alan 10 2C RIHANNA FEAT. NE -YO HATE THAT I LOVE YOU SRP/DEFJAM/IDJMG 1541 -375 PD/MD: Scotty G. MD: Spoon WBNQ /Bloomington, IL 4 MILEY CYRUS SEE YOU AGAIN HOLLYWOOD 153L +256 OM: Dan Westhoff 19 COLBIE CAILLAI BUBBLY UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 1451 -211 PD: Dave Adams APO: Chad Fasig KISR/Ft. Smith, AR WPIA/Peoria, IL 13 SANTANA FEAT. CHAD KROEGER INTO THE NIGHT ARISTA/RMC 1372 _7 MD: Mason Schreader OM /PD: "Big Dog" Rick Hayes OM: Gabe Reynolds 5 ONEREPUBLIC STOP AND STARE MOSLEY/INTERSCOPE 1366 +97 APD /MD: Mike "Mike at Night" Oldham PD/MD: Don "Big D" Black 4 SARA [OREILLES LOVE SONG EPIC 1199 +396

7 MAROON 5 WON'T GO HOME WITHOUT YOU KNDE/Bryan, TX A&M /OCTONE/INTERSCOPE 1107 +50 OM /PD: Tucker Young KKXL/Grand Forks, ND KIXY/San Angelo, TX 9 THREE DAYS GRACE NEVER TOO LATE JIVE/ZOMBA 1066 +64 OM: Rick Acker OM: Jay Michaels PD /MD: Trevor D PD /MD: David Carr 5 PLIES FEAT. AKON HYPNOTIZED BIG GATES/SUP- N-SLIDE/ATLANTI C 950 +149 APD: Dave Andrews 8 BOYS LIKE GIRLS HERO/HEROINE COLUMBIA 919 +71 WRZE/Cape Cod, MA OM: Steve McVie 3 DAUGHTRY FEELS LIKE TONIGHT RCA/RMC 868 +375 PD: David Duran Music Choice Hit List/Satellite 18 BABY BASH FEAT. T PAIN CYCLONE ARISTA/ RMC 859 -61 WQPO/Harrisonburg, VA PD: Justin Prager PD: Bobby Mason MD: Michael Schwab 3 JANET FEEDBACK ISLAND/IDJMC, 778 +280 MD: Ryan O'Bryan 7 BRITNEY SPEARS PIECE OF ME JIVE/ZOMBA 775 -190 KTRS/Casper, WY

OM /PD: Donovan Short 18 GOOD CHARLOTTE I DONT WANNA BE IN LOVE (DANCE FLOOR ANTHEM) DAYUGHT/EPIC 707 -173 WXER /Sheboygan, WI 5 ENUR FEAT. NATASJA CALABRIA 2008 ULTRA KLAZ /Hot Springs, AR OM: Patrick Pendergast 611 +43 +83 OM /PD: Keith Michaels PD /MD: Ron Simonet 4 KANYE WEST FEAT. DWELE FLASHING LIGHTS ROC-A- FELLA/DEF JAM /I DJ M G 591 KZIA /Cedar Rapids, IA APD /MD: Aaron Garrett OM: Rob Norton 7 SNOOP DOGG SENSUAL SEDUCTION DOGGVSTYLE/GEFFEWINTERSCOPE 568 +154 PD: Greg Runyon JORDIN SPARKS DUET WITH CHRIS BROWN NO AIR 19/JIVE/ZOMBA 441 +229 MD: Ric Swann WNDV /South Bend, IN WKEE/Huntington, WV PD: Karen Rite LIFEHOUSE WHATEVER IT TAKES GEFFEWINTERSCOPE 432 +63 PD: Jim Davis MD: Scatty Wylde BLUE OCTOBER CALLING YOU UNIVERSAL MOTOWN 413 +95 APD/MD: Gary Miller WQQB /Champaign, IL CASCADA WHAT HURTS THE MOST ROBBINS 410 +129 OM: Morgan Kane AVRIL LAVIGNE HOT RCA/RMG 354 -14 PD: Joe McIntyre KCLD /St. Cloud, MN KSYN /Joplin, MO OM: Matt Senne ALICIA KEYS LIKE YOU'LL NEVER SEE ME AGAIN MBK/J/RMG 298 +54 OM: Chad Elliot PD: JJ Holiday PD: Steve Kraus APD: Wayne D. WHTE/Charlottesville, VA MD: Chris Cortez MD: Timmy Daniels OM: Vinnie Kice PD/MD: PJ Styles CANADA CHR/TOP 40 ARTIST PL/ YS KFRX /Lincoln, NE WHTF/Tallahassee, FL 3ó TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- OM: Lester St. James PD /MD: Brian O'Conner WJYY/Concord (Lakes Region), NH PD: Matt McKay 14 ALICIA KEYS NO ONE MBK /J/SONY BMG 634 *11 PD/MD: M Dukette APD/MD: JJ Ryan 8 FLO RIDA FEATURING T -PAIN LOW POE BOY/ATLANTIC/WARNER 592 +76

WMGI/Terre Haute, IN 21 RIHANNA DONT STOP THE MUSIC SRP/DEFJAM/UNIVERSAL 538 +17 PD /MD: Jamie Dawson 20 TIMBALAND FEAT. ONEREPUBLIC APOLOGIZE MOSLEY /BLACKGROUND /INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 532 -6 WKMX /Dothan, AL KZII/Lubbock, TX PD: Trent Michaels OM: Wes Nessmann 17 FERGIE CLUMSY WILLIAM/A& M/INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 504 -26 MD: Chris Alan PD: Jacqui Neal WKHQ/Traverse City, MI 11 BRITNEY SPEARS PIECE OF ME JIVE/SONY BMG 495 +24 PD: Dave B. Goode 14 WYCLEF JEAN FEAT. AKON, LIE WAYNE &NRA SWEETEST GIRL (DOLLAR BILL) cOUMewSONYBMG 427 +9 MD: Lunchbox WWAX /Duluth, MN WCIL/Marion, IL 12 JORDIN SPARKS TATTOO 19 /JIVE/SONY BMG 420 +21 OM: Bill Jones PD: Jon E Quest 14 HEDLEY FOR THE NIGHTS I CAN'T REMEMBER UNIVERSAL 417 +5 PD /MD: Tony Hart MD: Ivy KUJ/Tri -Cities, WA 12 SIMPLE PLAN WHEN I'M GONE ATLANTIC/LAVA/WARNER 410 +25 PD: M Brewster 18 AVRIL LAVIGNE HOT f ARISTA/SONY BMG 397 -33 WBIZ/Eau Claire, WI KIFS/Medford, OR 8 SEAN KINGSTON TAKE YOU THERE BELUGA HEIGHTS/EPIC/SONY BMG 384 +53 OM: Mike Cushman PD /MD: Gemineye Mayers

ELISE ESTRADA UNLOVE YOU ROCKSTAR PD /MD: Jare E Jordan WWKZ/Tupelo, MS 10 365 -9 OM /PD: Rick Stevens 19 SANTANA FEATURING CHAD KROEGER Kra THE NIGHT ARISTA/SONY BMG 347 -12

WJDQ /Meridian, MS 12 CHRIS BROWN FEATURING T-FAUN KISS KISS JIVE/SONY BMG 332 -113 WNKI /Elmira, NY OM /PD: Bob O'Dell 3 CHRIS BROWN WITH YOU JIVE/SONY BMG 275 +71 OM /PD: Scott Free WIFC/Wausau, WI MD: Eric McKay PD: John Jost 13 NATASHA BEDINGFIELD FEAT. SEAN KINGSTON LOVE LIKE THIS PHONOGENIC/EPIC /SONY BMG 269 -9 MD: Belky +5 KNOE/Monroe, LA 7 DANNY FERNANDES FEATURING JUELZ SANTANA CURIOUS FORTUNE5 268 OM/PD: Bobby Richards 11 ENUR FEATURING NATASJA CALABRIA 2008 ULTRA 267 +7 WRTS /Erie, PA COLBIE BUBBLY UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC/UNIVERSAL 261 PD: Jessica Curry WAZO/Wilmington, NC 17 CAILLAT -20 APD: Dania) Baxter OM /PD: Jerry Mac 28 KANYE WEST STRONGER ROC- A-FELLA/DEF JAM/UNIVERSAL 255 -9 WVAQ /Morgantown, WV 0M: Hoppy Kercheval 6 ONEREPUBLIC STOP AND STARE MOSLEY/INTERSCOPE/IJNIVERSAL 247 -11 PD: Lacy Neff 8 TAYLOR SWIFT TEARDROPS ON MY GUITAR BIG MACHINE /UNIVERSAL 246 +42 WDKS /Evansville, IN KFFM/Yakima, WA PD: Keith Curry OM: Ron Harris 12 LINKIN PARK SHADOW OF THE DAY WARNER BROS. /WARNER 241 +5 PD/MD: Steve Rocha -2 9 FINGER ELEVEN I'LL KEEP YOUR MEMORY VAGUE 'j WIND -UP 241 8 ILLSCARLETT LIFE OF A SOLDIER 'j SONY BMG 239 +1

21 RIHANNA FEATURING NE-YO HATE THAT I LOVE YOU SRP/DEFJAM/UNIVERSAL 234 -49

3 MILEY CYRUS SEE YOU AGAIN HOLLYWOOD/UNIVERSAL 232 +38

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finish. Likewise, CBS Radio's WMBX 4;, (X102.3) /West Palm Beach isn't only strong in its market, it is No. 2 in adjacent Fort Pierce, Fla. In some cases, rhythmic stations' ratings in a secondary market are higher than what they draw in their home market. Emmis KDHT Rhythmic stations make 12+ impact in the fall book (Hot 93.3) /Austin has a strong presence in Killeen, Texas. In the fall, Hot 93.3 jumped from 4.8 to 6.7 in the latter market for a third -place finish. Mass Appeal Similarly, Clear Channel's KBOS and Buckley's KSEQ (Q97) finished at No. 4 and No. 7, respectively, in Fresno. However, in Visalia, Calif., a share distinction of 0.1 brought both stations a larger slice of the '104.1 audience: KBOS maintained fourth place #1 FOR HIP -HOP with 5.3, while KSEQ was on its heels with a 5.2. At Buckley's KHTN (Hot 104.7) /Modesto, Darnella Dunham Calif., the October addition of "Big Boy's [email protected] Neighborhood" in mornings seems to be help - ing.The station rose 2.4 -3.3 in the market and ven as results of the fall 2007 Arbitron ratings continue to roll continues to dominate in Merced, Calif., in, the report card for rhythmic radio contains dozens of "A" where it experienced growth of more than an egrades for the format. A number of success stories prove the entire share point to 9.4. power of rhythmic not just with the 18 -34 core demographic, but with general listeners as well. Typically, rhythmic sta- Riding High tions aren't expected to draw in the masses, yet many do while Ratings go up, ratings go down, yet a num- superserving the target demo. The fall numbers reveal that stations were also ber of rhythmic outlets continue to perform able to post strong numbers in adjacent markets. consistently well in the format. In Tyler, Texas, KBLZ /KAZE repeated its fall 2006 Following is a sampling of stations that has a 4.5 and came in third, while KBMB is share of 6.9 one year later -good enough to demonstrated increased listenership in the lat- close behind with a 4.2. Similarly, both land the station in third place. Cumulus' est book in their respective markets -and also rhythmic outlets in Las Vegas experienced KQXC /Wichita Falls,Texas, is No. 4, with an ranked in the top five with listeners 12 +. ratings surges: Kemp's KVEG (Hot 97.5) 8.1 share. blasted 4.5 -5.7 and CBS Radio's KLUG Lincoln Financial's KQKS (KS107.5) came rose to 5.1 from a 4.0 in the summer. KVEG in on top of the Denver ratings two books in On The Rise and KLUG are No. 2 and No. 5 in the mar- 94.5 kipPp a row 12+ and placed second in the fall. The Bakersfield's No. 1 station, American General ket, respectively. station is still gunning with an impressive 5.6 Media's KISV (Hot 94.1), managed to best its In Hartford, CBS Radio's WZMX (Hot share. Meanwhile,WLWD (Wild 93.9) /Lima, summer 2007 12+ rating (9.2) by posting 93.7) rebounded from a 4.8 in the last book Ohio, is sandwiched between two country sta- double digits, with an 11.5 share in the fall. to 7.0 last fall. Now that Clear Channel urban tions in the top three.The Clear Channel sta- OM /PD Eric Sean resigned in January to join rival WPHH (Power 104.1) has flipped to tion pulled in an 8.4 share and consistently Cox's KPWT (Power 106.7) /San Antonio, alternative, Hot 93.7 is likely to get another performs well in the market. Great Scott's leaving on a ratings high. boost in the winter book. WOCQ (OC 104) /Salisbury, Md., is ranked In his first book as PD /afternoon personal- No. 5. In Poughkeepsie, N.Y., Clear ity of Regent's WZPW (Power 92.3) /Peoria, Channel's WPKF pulled a 6.1 share to secure Ill., Quint "Q" Hafron's station increased from Multimarket Presence third place in the market. WRCL /Flint, 6.5 to 7.0 in the fall book. Meanwhile, KPAT Stations with far -reaching signals often Mich., managed to hold tightly to the top five, (95.7 the Beat) /Santa Maria, Calif., continues bleed beyond their primary market, but it's }j 107.5 with a 6.3. its ascent.The American General Media station not guaranteed that these stations will draw Clear Channel's KDON /Monterey has had a 5.3 in fall 2006, followed by a 7.0 in significant secondary ratings. been No. 1 12+ with a 5.5 for three books spring 2007. Now it has climbed to 7.2 in the Clear Channel's KGGI /Riverside is con- straight, while Gold Coast Broadcasting's latest survey, placing KPAT at No. 2 overall in sistently among the top -rated stations in its KCAQ (Q104.7) /Oxnard, Calif., took a hit the market. home market, but it is also a powerhouse in after going from 5.9 in the spring to 5.0, but Thanks to a one -share increase in the fall to Victor Valley, Calif. In Riverside, KGGI remains a force in the market by retaining a 5.3, Clear Channel's KUBE /Seattle is now maintained a No. 2 ranking with 12+ listen- No. 2 overall rank. In Redding, Calif., perched in the No. 2 position. In Hamptons- ers, while its 1().1 share in Victor Valley was KEWB (Power 94) is No. 5 12 +, with a 6.0 Riverhead, N.Y., Cherry Creek Radio's almost double the ratings that No. 2- ranked for the Results Radio outlet. KKUU WBEA also showed robust growth; it All Pro alternative KCXX (X103.9)/ (U92) /Palm Springs, Calif., is No. 3; the bounced from 3.2 in the spring book to 4.0 Riverside posted in that market. Morris -owned property had a 7.2 in the fall in the fall to claim the No. 4 position 12 +. WJMN (lam'n 94.5) /Boston is also on fire. book. And Citadel powerhouse KWIN/

CBS Radio's KSFM and Entravision's The Clear Channel station is No. 1 in its pri- Stockton took a dip to 8.8 from its 9.5 in the

KBMB (103.5 the Bomb) in Sacramento are mary market, and also performed well in spring, but the station is still ranked No. 1 in top five stations in the fall ratings. KSFM Manchester, N.H., with its fifth -place 12+ the market. RER

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NIELSEN BDS LT HITPREDICTOR NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS STATUS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST ARTIST PLAYS Tlllf IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL 1W .1- MEUON6 RANK PLAYS TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN FLO RIDA FEATURING T-PIAN NO. 1(7 Wks) Il JORDIN SPARKS DUET 1 1 20 5960 -172 48.242 1 MISSY ELLIOTT 1Ì 445/184 LOW POE BOY/ATLANTIC Ching -A -Ling WITH CHRIS BROWN it 320/84 CHRIS BROWN 1J (The Gold Mind/Atlantic) 2 8 4713 +418 34.827 3 WITH YOU JIVE /ZOMBA TOTAL STATIONS: 48 (19 /Jive /Zomba) TOTAL STATIONS: 13 SNOOP DOGG 3 9 4563 +307 37.877 2 CASELY 4 SENSUAL SEDU('I(1N DOGLYSTYLE/GEFFEN /INTERSCOPE Cr 55/85 Emotional LIL' WILL 317/55 PLIES FEATURING AKON Il My Dougie 4 4 20 3951 -197 (Diaz Brothers/Epd /Koch) HYPNOTIZED 28.384 4 BIG GATES/SLIP -N- SLIDE/ATLANTIC TOTAL STATIONS: ;U:dehway /Unauthor iced/Asylum) TOTAL 16 ALICIA KEYS I13 Q STATIONS: 5 5 20 3372 -472 23.447 7 NO ONE MBK /J /RML DOLLA FEAT. T -PAIN & ARTIST NEW TAY DIZM 476/22 CHERISH FEAT. YUNG JOC 291/114 TIMBALAND FEATURING ONEREPUBLIC I13 1$ TFTLE/LABEL STATIONS Ufa 6 6 17 3359 -350 21.641 Who The F Is That APOLOGIZE MOSLEY /BLACKGROUND /INTERSCOPE 8 THE DEY 19 (Jive/Zomba) (Sho Nufl /Cap,tol) TOTAL AUCIA KEYS Ghee You The World TOTAL STATIONS: STATIONS: 27 11 9 3330 +441 24.242 6 LIKE YOU'LL NEVER SEE MF AGAIN MBK /J /RML (Koch/Epic) ROSCOE UMALI FEAT. BOBBY JAY -Z FEAT. PHARRELL 289/108 TREY KBOS, KBMB, KOOB, KHTN, KISV, KKFR, SONGZ Il Q I Know 9 14 3208 257 25.103 5 KPTY, KPWR, KSEQ, KVEG, KWIN, KXBT, VALENTINO & E -40 405/21 CAN'T HELP BUT WAI I co SONG BOOK /ATLANTIC (Roc -Fella /Def /IDJMG) KXJM, KYZZ, WAJZ, WRDW, WRED, WRVZ, Live It Up! -A Jam CHRIS BROWN FEATURING T -PAIN 112.,, XHTZ (Artisans Of War) TOTAL STATIONS: 32 9 7 20 2961 -614 20.822 10 KISS KISS JIVE /ZOMBA TOTAL STATIONS: 14 MARIO 12 COLBY O FEAT. AKON 266/86 FERGIE 11 Q 12 13 2904 +165 18.835 11 Crying Out For Me KEYSHIA COLE 361/218 What U Got CLUMSY WI( I I AM/A&M /INTERSCOPE o I (Konlive /Geffen/Interscape) (3rd St reet/J/RMG) Remember

WEBBIE, LIL' PRAT & LIL' BOOSIE MOST INCREASED PLAYS KBBT, KEOS, KDDB. KEZE, KKSS, HOES, ( I m an dGef f en/I n t e rsc ope ) TOTAL STATIONS: 30 I I 15 8 2862 .597 18.240 12 INDEPE N',/ '. TRILL/ASYLUM /ATLANTIC KRKA, KWIN, KZFM, WAJZ, WRCL, WRDW TOTAL STATIONS: BABY BASH FEATURING SEAN KINGSTON 13 13 2621 14.743 18 BOW WOW & OMARION 11 URISTA/RMG 68 Hey Baby (Jump Off) KANYE WEST FEATURING DWELE 8 10 ltr 2580 -439 21.070 9 (T.U.G./Columbia) FLASH IN ' lITS ROC- A- FELLA/DEF JAM /IDJMG EBBT, EROS, KBMB, KHTN, KKSS, KZFM, WPOW, WRCL, WRVZ, XHTO, XHTZ J. HOLIDAY 1J 14 11 2472 +204 17116 13 1 SUFFOCATE MUSIC LINE /CAPITOL RAY J & YUNG BERG 10 SEAN KINGSTON 17 15 2248 .242 15.784 17 Sexy Can I TAKE YOU THERF BELUGA HEIGHTS/EPIC/KOCH (Knockout /De)a 34/Epic /Koch) BOW WOW & OMARION KDHT, KPWR, KXBT, KVLD, WJFX, WJMN, 10 15 2230 -616 14.255 19 WMBX, GIRLFRIEND T.U.L. /COLUMBIA WNHT, WWKX, XHTO PITBULL FEATURING LIL JON WEBBIE, LIL' 20 10 1896 +210 16.448 15 PHAT & THE ANTHEM FAMOUS ARTISTS/TVT LIL BOOSIE 8 Independent KANYE WEST FEATURING T -PAIN I1 1¶r 16 20 1890 -308 12.911 21 (Trill/Asylum/Atlantic) GOOD L IFE RO( A FFI I A /DEF JAM/IDJMG KCHZ. KD08, KLUC, KVVB, WLTO. WPOW, RIHANNA AIRPOWER 10 22 3 1831 .461 16.522 14 WRDW.%MOR DON'T STOP THE MUST( SRP /DEF JAM /IDJMG FAT .10E FEATURING J. HOLIDAY AIRPOWER ROCKO 8 '0 21 7 1797 +199 13.083 20 Do Me I WON'T TELL "ERROR SQUAD/IMPERIAL/CAPITOL Umma (So So Def/IDJMG) MOST LUPE FIASCO FEATURING MATTHEW SANTOS 23 3 1682 .415 16.187 16 KBMB. KHTN, KSEQ, KYZZ. WRDW, WRFC/. INCREASED SUPERSTAR SI & 15TH /ATLANTIC WRVZ, WXIS

PLAYAZ CIRCLE FEATURING LIL WAYNE 11 PLAYS 18 17 1481 -347 12.782 22 f BAG BOY DTP /DEF JAM /IDJMG RIHANNA 7 Don't Stop The Musk BIRDMAN FEATURING LIL WAYNE 26 4 1445 +367 10.142 24 (SRP /Def Jam /IDJMG) OTTLES ASH MONEY /UNIVERSAL MOTOWN KCHZ, EGGI, KIKI, KKSS, KPTY, KVVB, BIG GEMINI WLTO 25 11 1174 +104 6.607 26 ..'NUTIZED BIG GUN /UPSTAIRS WEBBIE, LILT LUPE FIASCO FEAT. PNAT & ENUR FEATURING NATASJA 27 8 1077 .66 9.250 25 MATTHEW SANTOS 6 LIL' BOOSIE CALABRIA 2008 ULTRA Superstar Independent (Trill/Asylum/Atlantic) JANET (1st & 15th/Atlantic) KOGS 44. KTTB +2$ KVYB 27, KPHW +28 EUX +25, 28 3 1074 +193 5.794 28 FEEDBACK ISLAND/101W KEZE, KKFR, KQKS, KTBT, WAJZ, WJJS WLTO 25, KBDS 23, KZON.23, KCHZ .22. WAJZ +21 2 PISTOLS FEATURING T-PAIN & TAY DIZM yr¡ 32 2 1008 .287 4.987 32 2 PISTOLS FEAT. T -PAIN SHE COT IT 'IIVERSAL REPUBLIC & TAY DIZM 6 * RIHANNA THE -DREAM She Got It Don't Stop The Music (SRP/Def Jam/IDJMG) j'`30 4 950 +173 6.099 27 FALSETTO RADIO KILLA /DEF JAM /IDJMG (Universal Republic) KO-Q'331 KSZE 32, WREL +3L KVYB.31, KBFM .24, KRKS .22. KKWD.ZI WLT0.20. XHTZ 19, XMOR .19 TRINA KBDS, KPWR, KOKS, KTBT, WAJZ, WIRT 29 33 5 721 -7 4.663 35 SINGLE ALAI., SLIP -N -SLIDE SHAWTY LO 6 ALICIA KEYS GLASSES MALONE FEATURING AKON Dey Know 30 29 7 712 -74 4.696 34 Like You'll Never See Me Again CERTIF ASH MONEY /UNIVERSAL MOTOWN (D4UAsylum) (MBK /J /RMG) KISV, KKFR, KRKA, WBTT, WLLD, XHTZ DJ KHALED FEAT. T -PAIN, TRICK DADDY, RICK ROSS & PUES Q MOW +53, KPRR .45, WQHT 3$, KSFM .3Q KBBT .24 31 34 14 667 -36 4.709 33 l'M SO HO TERROR SQUAD/KOCH WAJZ .24 KKFR .24, KPTY .20 KFNAK A, WI-TO.19 RAY . &YUNG BERG 622 318 4.110 38 1tr CHRIS BROWN SEXY CAN I KNCKKOUT/DEJA 34/EPIC /KOCH With You (Jive/Zomba) CASSIDY FEATURING SWIZZ BEATZ 33 619 -132 5.506 29 WBBt.1 +36, WPOW +35. KBDS .2f. WRED +24, HESS +24, MY DRINK N' MY 2 STEP FULL SURFACE/J /RMG KORT +22, KAM .22. WHIT .21. WXIS .20. XHTO +20 MARIO 618 182 10.297 23 CRYING TAT FOR MF 3RDSTREET /J /RML LUPE FIASCO FEAT. MATTHEW ASIA CRUISE 39 2 608 +83 2.833 ADDED AT... SANTOS RITZ COMMITTEE /JIVE/ZOMBA Superstar (1st & 15th/Atlantic) SHAWTY LO WRVZ 38 3 593 52 5.184 30 WICK +49, KOG5.32. KPHW +30, WPYO+25, KVEG IL '. r. D4UASYLUM Charleston, WV +23,1038T +21, KLui +20, KBDS +16, WMBX +13 NATASHA BEDINGFIELD FEATURING SEAN KINGSTON PD: Woody Woods 37 36 3 562 -39 4.385 36 LOVE Ur i 1NOCENIC /EPIC Casely, Emotional. S JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE DUET WITH BEVONCE Il Q The DEY, Give You The World, 2 38 37 20 515 -85 2.819 UNTIL THE ENO OF TIME JIVE /ZOMBA Rocho, Umma Do Me, 1 Big Gemini, Hypnotized, 0 JORDIN SPARKS 11 39 40 2 499 -20 4.332 37 Bow Wow & Omarion, Hey Baby (Jump Off ). 0 TATTOO 19 /JIVE/ZOMBA FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 27, 2008 FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAY LISTS GO TO: legend to chart, in charts secton for rules and symbol explanations. BOW WOW & OMARION LEGEND. See 496 +136 3.072 75 rhythmic stations are electrorically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours HEY BABY /JUMP nil T.U.G/COLUMBIA www.RadioandRecords.com a day, 7 days a week.© 2008 N..Isen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

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scholarship is the second cardinal principle of our fraternity-maintaining a good grade average is mandatory with an Omega. The fraternity was built on four cardinal principles: manhood, scholarship, perseverance and uplift, and embod- ied with those principles are the tenets upon which success is built upon.You follow the guidelines that the fraternity teaches you and it helps you along the way with obstacles and difficulties Involvement in sororities and fraternities helps that you might face in the professional world. They worked for me." prep urban execs for success in radio and records The experience also helped Lytle become more extroverted. He says, "I wouldn't say I changed, but I was enlightened with tools that I could use at my disposal to help make nie a better person, to hone my craft." While experiencing personal development that helped them navigate successful careers, Greeks Of being a member also helped the individuals gain practical experience. Music Choice director of urban and Latin programming Lamonda Will- iams notes that while pledging didn't necessarily help her prepare for her current job, "it helped me understand sisterhood, and that I The have the strength to knock walls and over- Indust down come obstacles." Lytle adds, "Suffering the slings and arrows and Darnella Dunham trying to cross the burning sands of Omega [part [email protected] of a secret ritual that members will not elaborate on], it's hot. Can you take the heat? I crossed those burning sands-and I utilized all of those Each February, the contributions of influential African 'The teachings to help me get where I am today. Americans are remembered during Black History Month. It's not guidelines Sometimes it still feels like I'm pledging. There that the are still obstacles that the company and life put unusual to learn that many of these most accomplished individ- fraternity in front of you every day. It all depends on how teaches you uals from the last century have ties to Greek fraternities and soror- you confront those obstacles and overcome them help you that makes you a better person and a better man." ities. These organizations historically bring out the best among with According to Clear Channel urban WQBT obstacles those who survive the often intensive pledge process -and that (94.1 the Beat) /Savannah, Ga., PD /afternoon and personality Bo Money, "Pledging taught me to includes several Greeks in the urban radio and records arena, who difficulties accept challenges in the workplace. This process have maintained the legacy of excellence while ascending to that you introduced me to preparation and opened my might face eyes to the idea of making the impossible possi- important positions. Joining these organizations, the executives in the ble. Pledging also introduces you to the fact that professional say, help them develop the mental fortitude to overcome setbacks you may feel beaten and you may be down, but world. They you can always get up. These values are instilled and challenges that arise daily in their current positions. worked for into an individual: If you believe in yourself, you me.'- Thomas Lytle can get the job done." The Process New York at Buffalo, he was already well - Becoming a member of a sorority or fraternity is known on campus as DJ E.B.O.N.Y. (Easy an arduous and lengthy proposition, but those Brother of New York), so perceived popularity Networking It who endure often find it to be extremely reward- from becoming a Greek was not One big draw for college students considering ing. Aside from officially becoming a part of the part of his motivation. Lytle joining a fraternity or sorority is the networking organizations-Alpha Kappa Alpha, Alpha Phi decided to pledge as an upperclass- opportunities. With members from numerous Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta, Iota Phi Theta, Kappa man, and it was difficult to balance career fields all across the country, being part of Alpha Psi, Omega Psi Phi, Phi Beta Sigma, Sigma his studies with the demands of the Continued on page 32 Gamma Rho and Zeta Phi Beta- learning how organization -but quitting was to overcome obstacles and challenges when you never an option. pJ: Then known as feel you have nothing left to give is a skill that "I take pride in myself, and i3.0.N.Y., Thomas can be used later in life. whatever I start, I finish. I don't do gets busy as he rly represents "The process taught me the value of team- something to fail; I get in something Da Psi work, discipline, sacrifice and brotherhood," to win," Lytle says. "So having a Superadio director of affiliate relations and winning attitude, I stuck the pledge Kappa Alpha Psi brother Robert Massey says. process out, difficult as it might have For Def Jam VP of urban promotion Thomas been. It actually benefited me Lytle, pledging Omega Psi Phi prepared him because I had the highest grade mentally for challenges that he has faced in his point average of my college career career. While attending the State University of when I was [pledging], because

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Continued from page 30 females in the business. It is my personal commitment to do so for women. After all, someone did a Greek organization can instantly give members it for me-but especially the ladies of Alpha access to brothers and sisters in positions to pro- Kappa Alpha sorority" vide guidance and mentorship. Massey and Monday also find mentoring indi- After graduation, Lytle received tangible assis- viduals an effective way to give back what they tance from a fi-at brother in Virginia. He accept- received through their organizations. "Over the ed an on -air job at a gospel station in Norfolk and years I have mentored several of my fraternity was making only $10,000 per year. Money was brothers as well as members of other organiza- tight, so Lytle put on his Omega gear and started tions," Massey says. And Monday adds, "I still hanging out on the campus of a local university. mentor undergrads as well as grad brothers corn- It didn't take long for the brothers to notice him, ing into the bound." and one offered him a room to rent at a price he Overseeing multiple stations makes it difficult could afford. This arrangement allowed Lytle to for Monday to get involved with Kappa Alpha focus on his radio career, which brought him to Psi. He says, "From time to time I will work with urban WOWI /Norfolk and then to Def Jam, my undergraduate brothers on projects. I also speak at different schools about going on to college, joining a fraternity, getting a degree." Community involvement is emphasized in fraternities and sororities, and it's something that many members strive to participate in after graduating. "I have been very blessed in my career. I feel it is my duty to give back," Massey says. Again, demanding jobs often make it difficult to take part in community service, so some creativity is required. Since Monday's heavy traveling makes it tough to give back on his own, he will often brainstorm and give ideas to undergraduate brothers on various community service concepts. Williams adds, "Even though I am not active in a grad chapter, that does not stop me from doing my part. I continue to do community serv- King peached about, stood for and ice by volunteering on my own and serving in some may argue even died for." where he has been employed for the last 18 years. church." When she worked for KNOU /New Boogie D is equally passionate Networking does not mean hiring someone Orleans three years ago, Williams read newspaper about community service and has simply because they are a member of the same articles on -air over the weekend for a communi- remained involved during his Greek organization. Getting ahead on your own ty station that broadcast for the blind. "I still con- career in radio. "I do my part merits is often emphasized. Perry Publishing & tinue to do so today once a month in Orange, through [urbanWHHL (Hot 104.1) Broadcasting VP of programming Terry Monday N.J. I also usher at Abyssinian Baptist Church in and urban AC WFUN (Foxy 95.5)]. says, "I never leaned on the shield to get ahead." Harlem and am involved in various ministries that We are heavily involved in the com- Williams adds, "Being an AKA certainly helps speak to the needs of the Harlem community." munity-and I don't mean the strike a chord of commonality when networking. In addition, instead of taking the Martin Luther streets, but the community." At Hot Sharing the pink and green with colleagues is King Jr. Day holiday to relax, Williams used the 104.1, Boogie D adds, "we don't just cool, but it has not yet helped get me a job." occasion to contribute to her community. "I play hip -hop records and party; we

The same applies to Radio One /Atlanta OM helped build a library for kids at a homeless shel- Pinkies Up: Lori do community days, we go out to Boogie D, who notes that "a few but not many" ter for women in lower Manhattan.This is keep- Hall throws up different parks and have a free bar- the Alpha Kappa opportunities have surfaced as a result his ing in the spirit of serving others, a tenet that Dr. becue and then we play the St. of Alpha sign Greek affiliation. during her Louis police and fire departments For Radio One /Atlanta creative marketing college years. combined team in softball, so that director Lori Hall, networking with sorority sisters Roll Call the community can come out and after graduation helped her become aware of see the officers in a different setting. important professional organizations, like the The Greek roll call goes on. Among other 'I help That's where our mind-set has always been: to be National Assn. of Black Journalists. In her current high -flying radio and record executives with mentor the in the community." position, Hall has given advice to members of her ties to fraternities and sororities are Music Lytle finds that his experience with Omega Psi AKAs that I sorority, but she has never felt obligated to hire a World Entertainment president /CEO and work with; Phi is accurately reflected in a sign above the sister; instead, the candidate's merits are paramount. Beyoncé manager Mathew Knowles, we have to office door of DefJam senior VP of urban pro- Atlantic Records Northeast promotion man- it motion Benny Pough. It reads: "Pressure turns ager Dwight Willacy and such urban pro- orward.'fass coals into diamonds and also breaks pipes. " "So if grammers as Cox's WBHJ can take the pressure, all it's going to do is Giving Back (95.7 -Lamonda Williams you The demands and long hours that radio and Jamz) /Birmingham PD Mary K, Clear make you stronger," Lytle says. "There are situa- record executives put in often prevent them from Channel's WBTP (95.7 the Beat)/Tampa tions that are put up in the pledge process that being actively involved in graduate chapters of MD/midday talent Coka -Lani, CBS Radio VP help make you stronger." But he admits that the their Greek organizations, but there remains a of urban programming Reggie Rouse and Greek system is not for everybody. connection. "I still talk to the younger members Radio One VP of operations Zemira Jones. "There are plenty of non -Greeks out here who of the frat in my region," Money says. Additionally, syndicated morning show are very successful in business and in whatever And, Williams adds, "I help mentor the AKAs hosts Steve Harvey, Tom Joyner and Rickey endeavor they choose. For me, though, especial- that I work with; we have to pass it forward. But Smiley are all brothers in Omega Psi Phi. ly as a networking tool after I graduated, it was above all that, it is important for us to mentor all the right move. I'm very glad that I did it." IR

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How \ABOB used its clout to help delay further PP \/ rollout, amid accusations of unacceptable urban audience sampling Urban Renewal By Darnella Dunham

As the first wave of currency ratings from Arbitron's Portable People Meter was released in Houston and Philadelphia last year, a number of urban programmers voiced concerns that the new methodology appeared to be adversely affecting urban, urban AC and gospel stations. The PPM shows significantly higher station cume estimates and a drastic reduction in time spent listening across all formats. However, it has also reported a precipitous drop in rank for urban and Latin stations.

In Houston, Radio One's urban KBXX (97.9 in the telecommunications industry." the Box) and urban AC KMJQ (Magic 102.1) were While NABOB represents African- American consistently among the top five with 12+ listeners, broadcast owners, executive director /general using the traditional Arbitron diary methodology. counsel Jim Winston is convinced that its ongo- But in the PPM world, both stations' ratings ing efforts to raise a collective outcry about the dropped sharply. In Philadelphia, Clear Channel's PPM is also beneficial to programmers who top -rated urban AC WDAS -FM and urban WUSL weren't necessarily worried about the new (Power 99) saw their overall ratings decline. methodology. "This is an industry problem, not As a result, urban programmers across the just an urban problem," Winston says. country expressed concern about PPM sample Following is a play-by -play of NABOB'S effort sizes of minorities and younger listeners. But it to foster action from Arbitron. was the National Assn. of Black Owned Broadcasters that has been consistently vocal in its efforts to get Arbitron to address these August 2007 issues-not out of fear of the new methodology, During the summer, NABOB urged Arbitron to but over concerns about how decreased ratings delay its scheduled market rollout of the PPM. affect minority-owned stations and urban -for- " Arbitron has issued several months of PPM data matted stations that already have major challenges and it is clear, not just to our members, but to the in their efforts to get media buyers to understand radio industry as a whole, that this new technology the value of their audiences. is flawed," Winston said Aug. 16. "We have seen all NABOB was established in 1976 to help stim- radio audiences decline -and urban radio station ulate growth of African- American owners of audiences decline significantly-under PPM." radio and TV outlets and to help these stations Early on, he said, NABOB told Arbitron that it succeed financially.Today there are more than 200 saw problems with data reliability caused by a low 'NABOB, icize the new PPM measuring service, and with African- American -owned broadcast properties in sample size, particularly among African Americans like the rest each passing day there seems to be another prob- the United States.When NABOB formed, there in the 18 -24 demo. Samples in Philadelphia and of the radio lem reported," Winston said Aug. 16. were only 30. Houston for the demo "have been consistently and industry, The following day, Arbitron senior VP of press While the growth is impressive, the organiza- substantially below the proportion of the popula- wants an and investor relations Thom Mocarsky publicly tion is striving to raise black ownership to a num- tion represented by this demo, and substantially electronic responded to NABOB'S request: "We remain ber that is on par with the 14% of the U.S. pop- below the sample size Arbitron set for itself to rating service. confident in the validity of the PPM service in ulation that African- Americans represent. reach :' Winston said Aug. 16. However, we Houston and Philadelphia.The PPM ratings are not (Today, the percentage of stations owned by this NABOB contended that this underrepresenta- need a service flawed. Major broadcasters have also shown their group is only 2 %.) tion in the sample resulted in significant audience that measures confidence in the PPM system by continuing to NABOB remains vigilant in its efforts for this declines. NABOB and Arbitron retained research our actual sign long-term contracts for PPM ratings services. reason, according to the organization's stated firm Norman Hecht Research to look into the audience and "We will continue to work with NABOB on objectives: "Economic and political empower- PPM data, and NHR provided analysis that provides the issues they have raised. We will continue to ment in the African -American community can- demonstrated that the low sample size indeed was reliable and review with all broadcasters the initiatives that are not be achieved without access and control over resulting in lower ratings for stations targeting credible part of our effort to continuously improve the the mass -media resources that impact our lives young African -American listeners. information.' quality of our PPM samples," Mocarsky said. and the world. NABOB is dedicated to creating "Over the past several months, a number of -Jim Winston He added that Arbitron was planning regular opportunities for success for African -Americans industry executives have stepped forward to crit- Continued on page 36

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Continued from page 34 to expand significantly this list of improvement initiatives by working closely with customers, updates for the industry and press with each industry organizations and community groups.We monthly release of PPM ratings. expect that the Media Rating Council will be a "One of our goals is to provide more timely particularly valuable source of guidance and advice and accountable ratings data. PPM ratings are one on the more technically oriented aspects of this tool that the industry can use in their efforts to review and improvement process, and we intend reverse the widely reported, long -term decline in to work closely with the members of the MRC national ad dollars that started years before PPM over the next several months." was introduced in only two markets," he said. In addition-obviously offering a peace pipe to "Only by moving forward with PPM will the the likes of NABOB-Morris said Arbitron radio industry be able to address some of the fun- would utilize the additional time before rollout to damental concerns of national advertisers." work with community leaders to review the work- ings of the PPM service and to gather their insights to improve compliance among persons 18 -34, November 2007 including ethnic young adults across New York, When initial results from Arbitron's PPM pre - Los Angeles, Chicago and subsequent markets. currency survey in NewYork were released Nov. NABOB immediately applauded Arbitron's move 7, concerns continued for a number of African - and Winston said, "We are pleased to see that they American and Hispanic broadcasters. Winston have finally responded to the concerns that maintained his battle cry against the methodolo- over the diary methodology. Declines this sub- 'With NABOB and others have expressed about the PPM gy, on behalf of NABOB. stantial raise serious issues about who and what improvement methodology. NABOB, like the rest of the radio "The New York City results were even worse is actually being measured and how the PPM in the sample industry, wants an electronic rating service. However, for urban and Hispanic radio than the Phila- methodology manipulates that data." should come we need a service that measures our actual audience delphia and Houston numbers. They showed a He added that given Arbitron's virtual monop- additional and provides reliable and credible information." substantial loss of audience for all stations, but the oly, the company is able to dictate marked fee stability, but loss for the urban- and Hispanic- formatted sta- increases, which it knows the stations must pay there is no tions was far worse than for the market as a because there is no other ratings alternative. As a reason to January 2008 whole :' Winston said Nov. 8. result, urban- and Hispanic- formatted and minor- believe it will Luring Arbitron's Jan. 3 monthly press briefing Inner City's urban AC WBLS and Emmis' ity-owned stations -formats and stations that have significantly to discuss the status of the PPM and the recent- urban WRKS (98.7 Kiss FM) were among those been the most negatively affected by the PPM to change what ly released December data, the company said that hit hardest, with WBLS dropping from No. 1 25- date-were being forced to pay increased fees for we are seeing its focus on recruiting in the 18 -24 demograph- 54 in the diary summer book to below the top a service they know produces results that will like- in the ic in Philadelphia and NewYork was "paying off." 10 in October's PPM survey. ly be to their financial detriment. estimates: In Philadelphia, Arbitron touted an 18 -point Regarding that first pre- currency wave Arbitron responded to two days 18 of NABOB -John Snyder -24 demographic delivery index increase dur- results in New York, Inner City/New York later during a PPM press teleconference. CEO ing the preceding four months (59 -77). (DDI VP /GM Deon Levingston noted at the time that Steve Morris said, "We fundamentally disagree measures sample proportionality or how sample "anybody who is an urban or Hispanic broadcast- with NABOB that the PPM needs fixes in New representation matches the demographic make- er is deeply concerned. But urban and Hispanic York, so the idea of an independent panel makes up of the market. Perfect proportionality equates broadcasters alone shouldn't be deeply con- a lot of sense. We welcome independent review to a DDI of 100.) Meanwhile in New York, cerned; anybody in that industry should have of our methodology." which is still in PPM pre -currency mode, the some concern regarding the People Meter." In a statement released after the teleconfer- company cited an 11 -point 18 -24 improvement Winston, in turn, claimed that the early results ence, Morris added that with random sampling (67 -78) in the previous three months. in New York demonstrated that "the limited as the basic research platform for measurement, However, Arbitron VP of PPM implementation changes that Arbitron claims to have implemented there is never perfect measurement -the reason John Snyder says, "The drastic improvement in the have done no good. In light of these highly ques- that the Media Rating Council mandates that Philadelphia 18 -24 in -tab shows virtually no differ- tionable results, Arbitron should agree that further data is always to be described by suppliers like ence in the estimates. Rank positions and estimates testing is needed in NewYork. Instead,Arbitron has Arbitron as "estimates." remain consistent. With improvement in the sam- cavalierly disregarded all requests to delay the New But on Nov. 27, following an uproar over sample should come additional stability, but there is no York rollout date, even though Arbitron is well ple issues voiced by several of its largest clients - reason to believe it will significantly change what aware of the negative impact a premature rollout including Clear Channel, Cox Radio, Cumulus we are seeing in the estimates" (see could have on urban- formatted, Hispanic- format- Media and Radio One -Arbitron announced it story, page 16). ted and minority-owned stations ?' would delay the commercialization of the PPM Urban -formatted stations with Levingston, who was on the original NABOB in nine markets: New York, Nassau -Suffolk, strong ratings have spent years try- committee that met with Arbitron to discuss its Middlesex, Los Angeles, Riverside, Chicago, San ing to get advertisers to understand PPM concerns, claimed that Arbitron showed lit- Francisco, San Jose and Dallas. Morris said at the the value of their audiences and tle discernable interest in slowing the PPM's roll- time, "We remain confident in the audience esti- the prospect of advertisers spend- out into more markets, despite the alleged flaws. mates that the Portable People Meter service is ing more on urban radio with He said, "Arbitron has made commitments to producing. However, over the past three weeks, lower ratings is not realistic. correct it, [but] they've taken the approach [of], feedback from our customers, the Media Rating Decreased advertiser support in a `We're going to do this whether you or your Council and other constituencies has led us to PPM world would likely lead to a radio partners are concerned or not, and we're conclude that the radio industry would be better - decrease in urban stations, many going to fix it as we go along, no matter how served if we were to delay further commercializa- believe. Now that Arbitron is much it affects your business: " tion of the PPM in order to address their issues." working diligently to improve its Further, according to Winston, "The drastic Morris said that Arbitron had a number of ini- young and minority listener sam- declines in audience for the NewYork urban and tiatives in the pipeline for implementation in first - ple sizes, NABOB'S efforts appear Hispanic stations cannot be attributed to the quarter 2008 that he believed would improve the to be paying off for urban stations alleged superiority of the PPM methodology performance of PPM samples. "Our intention is and radio as a whole. R&R

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ALICIA KEYS NO. 1 [6 WKS) 2 PISTOLS FEAT. T -PAIN NE -YO 417/36 1 13 4622 +28 45.981 1 LIKE YOU'LL NEVER SEE ME AGAIN MBK/-/RMG & TAY DIZM ytt 529/117 Go On Girl WEBBIE, LIL' PHAT & LIL' BOOSIE She Got It (Def Jam /IDJMG) 13 -+419 +133 36.509 5 (Universal Republi :) 32 INDEPENDENT TRIWASYLUM/ATLANTIC TOTAL STATIONS: TOTAL STATIONS 45 .1. HOLIDAY Ltt LIL' WILL 402/89 15 4242 +17 41.556 2 SUFFOCATE MUSIC LINE/CAPITOL RAHEEM DEMAUGHN Q 518/166 My Dougie SNOOP DOGG Customer (Rudebwoy/Unauthorized /Asylum) 10 4120 +122 37.001 4 SENSUAL SEDUCTION DOGGYSTYLE/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE (Jive/Zomba) TOTAL STATIONS: 32 TOTAL STATIONS: 46 KEYSHIA COLE MOST INCREASED PLAYS Gtr 9 3818 +659 37.936 3 BAKE UP BOYZ FEAT. REMEMBER IMANI /GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE ARTIST NEW CHERISH FEAT. JIM JONES 374/75 RIDA FEATURING T -PAIN TITLE / LABEL STATIONS YUNG JOC ytr 484/187 Now I Can Do That FLO Il =354 +75 29.411 9 6 16 Kills (Phase One) LOW POE BO Y/ATLANTIC RICK ROSS FEAT. T-PAIN ?6 (5113'N uff /Capitol) TOTAL STATIONS: 39 TREY SONGZ Il The Boss 5 24 1tr 3167 -235 34.910 6 TOTAL STATIONS: 46 CAN'T HELP BUT WAIT SONG BOOK /ATLANTIC (Slip-N-Slide/Def Jam/IDJMG) RICK ROSS FEAT. T-PAIN 369/164 KBTT, KHTE, KIPR, KJMM, KNDA, KOPW, CHRIS BROWN LYFE JENNINGS ytt 459/171 The Boss 9 8 ItJ 3143 +361 30.822 7 KRRQ, KVSP, WAMO, WBFA, WBLK, WBT-, JIVE/ZCMBA Never Never Land (Slip -N -Slide /Def Jam /IDJMG) WITH YOU WDKX, WEMX, WFXA, WFXE, WHTA, (Colombia) TOTAL STATIONS: 56 KANYE WEST FEATURING DWELE ytr WHXT, WJBT, WJKS, WJMI, WJTT, WJUC, 8 10 3363 -4 23.223 11 TOTAL STATIONS: 37 FLASHING LIGHTS ROC -A- FELLA/DEFJAM /IDJMG WJWZ, WJZD, WJZE, WPEG, WPWX, WQHH, WRBJ, WTMG, WWWZ, WXBT, RAZAH Ltr 311/153 MARIO ter MIKE JONES FEAT. Rain 10 18 2838 +305 29.943 8 WZFX, WZHT, XM The City CRYING OUT FORME 3RD STREET /JWMG HURRICANE CHRIS 417/110 (Manhood /Def Jam/IDJMG) Droo & Gimme 50 32 MARY J. BLIGE Gtr MISSY ELLIOTT S TOTAL STATIONS: 11 17 2437 -64 27.946 10 (Ice Age /Swishahoc se /Asylum/Warner Bros.) JUST ONE MATRIARCH/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE Ching-A-Ling (Goldmind/Atlantic) TOTAL STATIONS: 51 SHAWTY LO 114 10 2381 +221 19.012 15 KBTT, KHTE, KIPR, KJMM, KKDA, KMJJ, D4UASYLUM DEY KNOW KOPW, KPRS, KTCX, KVSP, WAMO, WBLK THE -DREAM WBLX, WBTF, WBTJ, WDKX, WEAS, 16 7 2349 +269 20.695 12 FALSETTO RADIO KILLA/DEF JAM /ICJMG WEMX, WEUP, WFXA, WFXE, WHXT, WJM, WJTT, WJUC, WJWZ, WJZD, WPRW, BIRDMAN FEATURING UL WAYNE 1tr 12 16 2283 -200 18.145 16 WPWX, WQHH, WRBJ, WTMG, WUSL, POP BOTTLES CASH MONEY /UNIVERSAL MOTOWN WWWZ, WZFX KEYS 113 Ttt 22 ALICIA 1961 -414 20.583 13 NO ONE MBK /J/RMG CHARLIE WILSON FEAT. T-PJ11N 2S Supa Sexxy BOW WOW & OMARION 12 ttr 1884 -238 14.857 20 (Jive/Zomba) GIRLFRIEND TU.GJCOWMBIA KBTT, KHTE, KIPR, KJMM, KOPW, KRRQ, KANYE WEST FEATURING T -PAIN Il ytr KVSP, WBFA, WBLK, WBTF, WDKX, WEM?-- 19 1814 -161 20.307 14 GOOD LIFE ROC-A- FELLA/DEFJAM /IDJMG WFXA, WJBT, WJKS, WJTT, WJUC, WJZD, WJZE, WQHH, WRBJ, WTMG, WZHT FAT .10E FEATURING J. HOLIDAY 3 6 1660 +54 14.224 21 I/ F i ELI TERROR SQUAD /IMPERIAUCAPITOL MIKE JONES FEAT. HURRICANE BUGE AIRPOWER CHRIS In MAR). L+r 1639 +3 15.223 18 WORK ' MATRIARCH /GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE Drop And Gimme 50 (Ice Age /SwishaHouse /Asylum/Warner Bros) CHRIS BROWN FEATURING T -PAIN 11? 1tr 1E04 -469 15.085 19 KBTT, KIPR, KEDA, WAMO, WBFA, WBTF, JIVE/ZOMBA KISS KISS WEMX, WEUP, WFXE, WHXT, WJMI, WJTT, MOST ROCKO WJZD, WPEG, WQHH, WWWZ, WZFX, 1E73 +227 10.875 22 INCREASED UMMA DO ME ROCKY ROAD/ISLAND URBAN /ID-MG WZHT KEYSHIA COLE INTRODUCING AMINA PLAYS ltr 1487 -324 16.817 17 YUNG RALPH 18 SHOULDA LET YOU GO IMANI/GEFFEN /INTERSCOPE I Work Hard (Universal Republic) JANET Gtr 1218 +194 5.898 31 FEEDBACK ISLAND/IDJMG KBTT, KHTE, KIPR, KJMM, KVSP, WBFA, WBTF, WFXA, WFXE, WJMI, WJTT, WJWZ, PLIES FEATURING AKON I1 1182 -271 8.320 24 WJZD, WQBT, WQHH, WRBJ, WTMG, BIG N- COLE HYPNOTIZED GATES/SLIP- SLIDE/ATLANTIC WWWZ +659 $t KEYSHIA I Remember (Imani/Geffen/Interscope) JAY-Z FEATURING PHARRELL Gtr +355 27 1079 6.646 KEITH SWEAT FEAT. PAISLEY WON +39, WZHT+39, KBFB +37, W WPR+34, WHTD+29, I KNOW ROC-A- FELLA/DEF JAM /IDJMG BETTIS iP WAJC+29, W WJX +27, WFXA +24, KVSP+24, Mgr +23 LUPE FIASCO FEATURING MATTHEW SANTOS 1043 +213 7507 26 Suga Suga Suga SUPERSTAR 1ST &15TH /ATLANTIC (Atto /Rhino) RAY J & YUNG BERG KHTE, KIPR, KOPW, KPRS, WAMO, WDKX, +497 TYRA B Utf Sexy Can I (Knockout/Deja 34/Epic/Koch) 995 -445 5.659 32 WFXE, WJKS, WJMI, WJTT, WQHH, WTMG, OVIN' MEA RUSH WARNER BROS. KAIM +28, SIHJ +26, KMJJ +25, WAMO +25, WBTF +24, WWWZ SEAN KINGSTON KBTT +22, WEAS +le WJKS +18, KTCX +17, WBLX +15 1J 984 -21 5.076 34 TAKE YOU THERE BELUGA HEIGHTS/KOCH /EPIC JAY -Z FEAT. PHARRELL 1C I Know W CHRIS BROWN RAY J & YUNG BERG 9:2 +497 6.546 28 +361 SEXY CAN I KNOCKOUT/DEJA 34 /EPIC/KOCH (Roc- A- Fella/Def Jam/IDJMG) With You (Jive/Zomba) KATZ, KTCX, WBTJ, WEAS, WHRK, WKKV, +3Z SIHJ +37, WBTJ +37, WJMH +29, HURRICANE CHRIS FEATURING BOXIE WENZ +43, WOW 928 +62 4.092 38 WPGC, WPRW, WXBT, WZFX WCD( +22 XCTY +22, WEMX +20, WPEG +19, KMJJ +18 PLAYAS ROCK POLO GROUNDS/J /RMG MISSY ELLIOTT 1:r LUPE FIASCO FEAT. MATTHEW 909 : +321 8.370 23 $t JAY-Z FEAT. PHARRELL CHING -A -LING THE GOLD MIND /ATLAN -IC SANTOS 10 +355 Superstar I Know (Roc- A- Fella/Def Jam /IDJMG) FEATURING NE -YO 112 +23, +21, KJMM +19, KVSP +18, RIHANNA * 879 -139 8.129 25 (1st & 15th /Atlantic) KOPW +29, SRI KATZ HATE THAT I LOVE YOU SRP /DEF JAM /IDJMG +18, +17, +17, WKKV +17, WBTJ .16 Sirius Hot Jama, WEDR, WENZ, WERQ, WXBT WJBT WHRK WGZB, WHTA, WIZF, WKKV, WQUE, WZFX TRINA 848 4.056 39 SINGLE AGAIN SUP -N -SLIDE MISSY ELLIOTT +321 . * Ching-A-Ling (The Gold Mind/Atlantic) SCARFACE FEATURING TREY SONGZ 817 +59 5.098 33 GIRL YOU KNOW RAP- A- LOT 4LIFE/ASYWM/ATLANTIC WJKS.32, WUSL+27, WPWX23, WQOK +20, KMJJ+20, ADDED AT... WEAS+19, WBLX +16, WBL+16, WKYS+5, KTCX+15 B5 775 -27 4.238 37 IN MY BEDROOM BAD BOY/ATLANTIC KHTE HoT Little Rock, AR JAHEIM 1 763 +76 6.419 29 NEVER DIVINE MILUATLANTIC PD: Joe Ratliff MD: Toni Seville DOLGA FEATURING T-PAIN & TAY DIZM 744 +79 4.539 35 WHO THE F IS THAT JIVE/ZOMBA Missy Elliott, Ching -A -Ling, 5 CHINGY FEATURING AMERIE Charlie Wilson Feat. T -Pain, Supa Sexxy, 0 725 -262 4.298 36 Keith Sweat Feat. Paisley Bettis, toga Saga Saga, C FLY LIKE ME DTP/DEFJAM/IDJMG Rick Ross Feat. T -Pain, The Boss, 0 DEM FRANCHIZE BOYZ FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 27, 2008 722 +13 2.815 Yung Ralph, I Work Hard, 0 TALKIN' OUT DA SIDE OF YA NECK! VIRGIN/CAPITOL LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TL- 82 urban stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a day, FEATURING YUNG JOC & GORILLA ZOE CHERI DENNIS 626 +38 2.872 7 days a week. 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l NIELSEN BDS NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST " TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +1- MILLIONS RANK PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN ALICIA KEYS NO. 1(3 WKS) 1 1 12 1922 +92 17.567 1 R. KELLY 61/9 DONALD LAWRENCE PRESENTS UKE YOU'LL NEVER SEE ME AGAIN MBK/J/RMG Freaky In The Club THE TRI -CITY SINGERS 36/16 JAHEIM ( Jive/Zomba) Giants 8,_'2 15 1658 +86 13.736 3 NEVER DIVINE MILUATLANTIC TOTAL STATIONS: 6 (EMI Gospel) MARY J. ELIGE - TOTAL STATIONS: 29 3 16 1528 +34 14.140 2 MARY J. BLIGE 54/4 JUST FINE MATRIARCH /GEFFEN /INTERSCOPE Hurt Again BYRON CAGE 36/12 KEYSHIA COLE MOST INCREASED PLAYS 7 12 1275 +135 10.577 5 (Matriarch/Geffen /I nterscope) With All Of My Might I REMEMBER IMANVGEFFEN/INTERSCOPE TOTAL STATIONS: ( Gospo Centric/Zomba) ALICIA KEYS 113 TOTAL STATIONS: 30 4 22 1272 -75 10.945 4 NO ONE MBK/J /RMG ANGIE STONE FEAT. JAMES INGRAM 46/41 LYFE JENNINGS 34/3 MUSIQ SOULCHILD 6 5 45 1071 My People Never Never Land TEACHME -92 8.073 8 ATLANTIC ANGIE STONE 24 (Sfax/CMG) (Columbia) JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE DUET WITH BEYONCE TOTAL STATIONS: 46 TOTAL STATIONS: 2 6 22 1053 -95 9.400 6 Sometimes UNTIL THE ENO OF TIME JIVE/ZOMBA (Stax/CMG) JANET 43/6 TANK 31/31 RAHEEM DEVAUGHN KDKS, KJLH, KMEZ, KOKY, KQXL, KRNB, 11 18 953 +101 8.653 7 Feedback I'm Coming Home WOMAN JIVE/ZOMBA KVMA, WACH, WBLS, WDLT, WDZZ, WGPR, WHUR, WKSP, WKXI, WLXC, (Island/IDJMG) (Good Lame /Blackground /Universal Motown) CHAKA KHAN WPHR, WQMG, WSRB, WTLZ, WUHT, TOTAL STATIONS: 5 TOTAL STATIONS: 31 26 935 -36 6.249 11 ANGEL BURGUNDY/COLUMBIA WVBE, WXST, WYLD JOE LEDISI 41/27 CHARLIE WILSON D 25 933 -159 5.768 12 CHARLIE WILSON FEAT. T-0111N 18 Joy FEAT. T -PAIN 31/16 MY LOVE JIVE/ZOMBA Supa Sexxy (Verve Forecast/Verve) Super Sexxy ANGIE STONE FEATURING BETTY WRIGHT 1 28 857 -120 7.991 9 (Jive/Zomba) TOTAL STATIONS: 31 (Jive2omba) BABY STAR /CMG KDKS, KMEZ, KNEK, KOKY, KQXL, WACH, TOTAL STATIONS: 6 ARETHA FRANKLIN WITH FANTASIA WBLS, WFLM, WGPR, WIMX, WLXC, 12 17 782 -62 4.309 16 WMGL WUHT, WVBE, PUT YOU UP ON GAME J/RMG WMPZ, WTLZ, WWDM, WXST ERYKAH BADU 14 10 672 +60 4.934 14 HONEY UNIVERSAL MOTOWN KEITH SWEAT LEDISI FEAT. PAISLEY BETTIS 15 4 13 27 638 -2 7.098 10 Suga Suga ALRIGHT VERVE FORECASTNERVE Suga (Atto /Rhino) JILL SCOTT 15 31 KDKS, KJLH, KNEK, KOKY, WACH, WGPR, HATE 571 -29 4.285 17 ON ME HIDDEN BEACH WHUR, WKXI, WLXC, WMGL WMPZ, CHAKA KHAN WUHT, WWDM, WXST, WYLD 18 8 492 +6 4.494 15 ONE FOR ALL TIME BURGUNDY/COLUMBIA CHAKA KHAN 6 KIRK FRANKLIN One For AB Time 7 17 13 488 -12 4.233 18 DECLARATION (THIS IS RU GOSPO CENTRIC/ZOMBA (Burgundy/Columbia) WILL DOWNING KJMS, KMJK, WAMJ, WHRP, WKSP, WTYB 8 16 18 464 -63 3.469 20 AFTER TONIGHT PEAK/CMG MICHAEL MCDONALD 5 JILL SCOTT Love 19 19 14 445 -15 3.455 21 TKO MY LOVE HIDDEN BEACH (Universal Motown) MARY J. BLIGE KBLX, KRNB, WBAV, WDLT, WKSP 23 5 325 .18 5.486 13 WORK THAT MATRIARCH/GEFFEN /INTERSCOPE ERYKAH BADU MOST ANTHONY HAMILTON 21 22 16 325 -24 3.183 23 Honey DO YOU FEEL ME DEFJAM /IDJMG (Universal Motown) INCREASED CHRISETTE MICHELE WMMJ, WRKS, WROU, WXMG PLAYS 22 21 10 317 -48 2.599 24 BE OK DEFJAM/IDJMG CHERI DENNIS FEAT. TAMIA 9 YUNG JOC & GORILLA ZOE 4 ALMOST 299 +13 1.625 29 i PLUS1 /IMAGE Portrait Of Love ANGIE STONE MOST ADDE D (Bad Boy /Atlantic) 24 33 2 246 +98 1.322 32 SOMETIMES STAX/CMG KJLH, WIMX, WMPZ, WUHT _ +135 KEYSHIA COLE MICHAEL MCDONALD I /Geffen/Interscope) 243 1.163 KEYSHIA COLE 3 Remember Umani LOVE T.K.O. +79 35 UNIVERSAL MOTOWN WKI/S .20, WJMR +13, WEIS +1L KMEZ +10, WVKL +10, I Remember MARVIN WINANS (Imani/Geffen /Interscope) WKSP +8, WMGL+6 KJMS +7, KMJM +7, WTYB +7 26 8 243 -27 1.774 26 JUST DON'T WANNA KNOW PURESPRINGSGOSPEL KBLX, WMJM, WQNC ANN NESBY +101 RAHEEM DEVAUGHN 27 20 227 -53 1.697 27 MARY J. BUGE I APOLOGIZE ITS TIME CHILD/SHANACHIE Woman (Jive/Zomba) Work That WLVH+12, WWIN +12, WHRP+1I, KBLX+10, KMJK +9, YOLANDA ADAMS (Metriarch/Geffen/Interscope) 28 12 219 -29 1.073 36 WPHR+8, WDZZ +8, WQQK+7, WRZ+6, wive .6 HOLD ON COLUMBIA KRNB, WPHR, WXST J. HOLIDAY ANGIE 29 6 217 -6 1.617 30 RAHEEM DEVAUGHN 2 +98 STONE SUFFOCATE MUSIC LINE/CAPITOL Woman Sometimes (Stax /CMG) TREY SONGZ I1 ( Jive/Zomba) KNEK +13, KQXL .10, SIRS +10, WDLT .10, WYLD +9, 30 8 208 +28 4.136 19 CANT HELP BUT WAIT SONG BOOK /ATLANTIC WVAZ, WWIN KVMA +9, WKSP +9, WPHR .9, WOZZ +7, WTYB +5 ELISABETH WITHERS 31 29 17 180 -11 1.182 34 HEARTSTRINGS BLUE NOTE/CAPITOL +92 ALICIA KEYS JOHNTA AUSTIN Like You'll Never See Me Again (MBK/J /RMG) 34 10 179 +39 1.402 31 WKLJS Q5, WYLD +23, WPHR +B, KJMS .10, KNEK +9, THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY SOSO DEFASLAND URBAN /IDJMG WXMG +9, WMPZ +8, WBHK +8, WROU +7, KMJM +5 KEYSHIA COLE INTRODUCING AMINA i1 11 171 -5 3.408 22 SHOULDA LET YOU GO IMANI /GEFFEN/INTERSEOPE JAHEIM MARVIN SAPP 34 5 6 133 -4 1.909 25 Never (Divine Mill/Atlantic) NEVER WOULD HAVE MADE IT VERITY/ZOMBA KJMS +n KMJM +9, WMJM +9, WRCKJ .9, WMMJ 8, WILLIE CLAYTON WHQT.B, WRNB +7, WMIB+7, WXST+6, WRZ+5 6 2 106 +15 0.447 e A WOMAN KNOWS MALACO ADDED AT... KEITH SWEAT 36 91 +64 0.424 KJLH SUGA SUGA SUGA ATCO/RHINO "gr.» Los Angeles, CA CHERI DENNIS FEATURING YUNG JOC & GORILLA ZOE 37 83 +49 1.069 37 PORTRAIT OF LOVE BAD BOY/ATLANTIC PO: Aundrae Russell JIMMY SOMMERS FEATURING VIKTER DUPLAIX Keith Sweat Feat. Paisley Bettis, Sega Suga Saga, 3 38 67 -19 0.339 IFI KNEW GEMINI Angie Stone, Sometimes, 0 Owed Dennis Feat. ling Jot & Cada Ice, Portrait Of Low, 0 LORENZO OWENS & MICHAEL SPENCER 39 17 64 -11 0.230 BETTER DAYS MUSIC MIND FOR WEEK ENDING JANJARY 27, 2008 FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: JOHN LEGEND LEGEND: See legend to _harts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. 40 2 63 +8 1.694 28 70 urban AC stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours SLOW DANCE G.O.O.D. /COLUMBIA www.RadioandRecords.com a day, 7 days a week. © 2808 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

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38 24/7 NEWS ONLINE @ www.RadioandRecords.com FEBRUARY 1, 2008 www.americanradiohistory.com MAURETTE BROWN CLARK'S ONE GOD" GAINS 32 PLAYS AND RECLAIMS ITS PREVIOUS &R GOSPEL PEAK POSITJN (3 -2), WHERE IT HAS STOOD R PATIENTLY WAITING FOR 16 WEEKS BEHIND PCWERED BY I11CSC11 MARVIN SAF-P'S "NEVER WOULD HAVE MADE IT."

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1 MARVIN SAPP NO. 1(25 WKS) BISHOP ALEERT JAMISON 151/7 YOUTHFUL PRAISE 111/3 918 -40 4.013 1 NEVER WOULD HAVE MADE IT VERITY/ZOMBA Snow Yourself mighty We Worship You MAURETTE BROWN CLARK (Weis/Light) (Evidence Gospel /Light) 3 41 878 +32 3.948 2 e ONE GOD AIR GOSPEUMALACO TOTAL STATIONE: 12 TOTAL STATIONS: 14 KIRK FRANKLIN 2 16 874 +5 3.826 3 DEITRICK HADDON PRESENTS THE WEST ANGELES e DECLARATION (THIS IS IT!) GOSPO CENTRIC/ZOMBA VOICES OF UNITY FEAT. COGIC MASS CHOIR 108/7 THE NEW LIFE COMMUNITY CHOIR FEAT. JOHN P. KEE DAMITA HADDON 140/6 Lord Prepare Me 4 21 793 +19 3.117 7 o RIGHT NOW PRAISE TYSWT /NEW LIFENERITY20MBA Watch Me Prais- Him (EMI Gospel) (Tyscot) TOTAL STATIONS: 14 REV. TIMOTHY WRIGHT & THE NEW YORK FELLOWSHIP MASS CHOIR 5 20 778 +20 2.938 8 TOTAL STATIONS: 20 o YOU MUST COME IN AT THE DOOR MM/JEG ARTIST NEW DEITRICK HADDON 101/24 THE CLARK SISTERS TITLE / LABEL STATIONS SHAWN MCLEMORE AND 6 26 748 +21 3.710 4 He's Able LI VIN EMI GOSPEL NEW IMAGE 124/8 o DORINDA CLARK -COLE (Tyscot) Sunday Mornine BEVERLY CRAWFORD Take It Back TOTAL STATIONS: 8 7 20 724 +48 2.904 9 (WorldWide) o HE'S DONE ENOUGH JDI (Gospo Centric/Zomba) KHLR, WFMI, WGRB, WPPZ TOTAL STATION: 10 NIKEA HOOKER 98/5 J MOSS WLIB, E 8 39 640 +2 3.349 5 Keá s Prayer PRAISE ON THE INSIDE PAJAM /GOSPO CENTRIC/ZOMBA ANGELA SPIVEY 4 ISAIAH D. THOMAS & E.O.P. 117/34 (JEG) TRIN -I -TEE 5:7 Eyes On The Prim The Greatest TOTAL STATIONS: 11 lNJ 24 555 +3 2.551 10 (Habakkuk) e LISTEN SPIRIT RISING/MUSIC WORLD (JEG) WGRB, WLIB, WPZE, TOTAL STATION5: 20 RICHARD SMALLWOOD 91/40 BRUCE PARHAM WPZZ 17 9 36 553 -24 2.031 16 All The Glory CALL JESUS EMTROGOSPEL BONAFIDE PRAISERS 3 LEE WILLIAMS AND (Soul WorldNerity/Zomba) BISHOP NOEL JONES PRESENTS THE CITY OF REFUGE SANCTUARY CHOIR Work It Out THE SPIRIT JAL QC'S 116/15 TOTAL STATIONS: 9 12 33 506 +31 2.094 14 NOT ABOUT US ALPHA DOG/TYSCOT ( Emtro Gospel) Fe Laid His Has ds On Me Sirius Raise, WJMO, WLIB (MCC) RUBEN STUDDARD, DEITRICK HADDON & MARY MARY 11 18 496 +16 2.532 11 TOTAL STATIONS: 16 e LOVE HIM LIKE I DO VERITY,ZOMBA CANTON JONES 2 ISRAEL & NEW BREED FEATURING T -BONE My Day ;74 25 482 *28 1.981 17 e WITH LONG LIFE INTEGRITY (Arrow) WPZE, XM The Spirit MYRON BUTLER & LEVI li 35 24 468 +16 3.252 6 STRONGER EMI GOSPEL ISAIAH D. THOMAS & E.O.P. 2 DONALD LAWRENCE PRESENTS THE TRI -CITY SINGERS The Greatest 13 16 468 0 2.450 12 O GIANTS EMI GOSPEL (Habakkuk) WFMV, WXVI THE CANTON SPIRITUALS 17 20 436 +1 2.086 15 I RECOMMEND JESUS VERITY'ZOMBA JAMES FORTUNE & FIYA 2 YOLANDA ADAMS AIRP OWER I Trust You T' 20 10 431 +60 1.776 18 HOLD ON COLUMBIA (Blacksmoke) WHLW, WXEZ ANGELA SPIVEY & THE VOICES OF VICTORY MOST INCREASED PLAYS E 25 9 403 +120 1.068 23 EYES ON THE PRIZE JEG JONATHAN BUTLER 2 JOSHUA'S TROOP He Said He Would 21 17 395 +28 1.501 20 (Maranatha!) O EVERYBODY CLAP YOUR HANDS NEW HAVEN -- WLIB, WXEZ RICKY DILLARD & "NEW G" (NEW GENERATION CHORALE) !;18 14 388 +2 1.521 19 e THE LIGHT NUSPRING/EMIGOSPEL DEITRICK HADDON PRESENTS VOICES OF UNITY FEAT. B ISHOP PAUL S. MORTON r.19 21 386 +8 2.101 13 DARWIN HOBBS 2 BE BLESSED TEHILLAH/LIGHT ® He's Able SHEKINAH GLORY MINISTRY (Tyscot) ii23 10 385 +52 1.019 24 e JESUS KINGDOM KOKA, WSOK BONAFIDE PRAISERS tr`24 8 374 +46 1.396 21 MURRILLS 2 WORK IT OUT e EMTRO GOSPEL Family (There's A Healing) D ORINDA CLARK -COLE MOST ADDED (Quiet WaterNerity/Zomba) 346 +101 1.293 22 TAKE IT BACK GASPO CENTRIC/ZOMBA_ WPPZ, WSOK ANGELA SPIVEY & DEWAYNE WOODS FEATURING THE TRI-CITY SINGERS 257 +29 0.916 26 THE VOICES OF VICTORY GOD IS QUIET WATERNERITY /ZOMBA ADDED AT... Eyes On The Prize ()EG) JEFF MAJORS FEATURING GERALD LEVERT INSPIRATION WHLW +16, WXVI +14, WSOK( +D, W HLH +11, W LOU 41, 218 +10 0.691 29 +8, WLI3( BEGGAR MUSIC ONE WGRB 1390AM KHLR +9, WPZE.9, WPZZ +9, WGRB +6 JONATHAN NELSON FEATURING PURPOSE Chicago, IL 218 +6 0.617 MY NAME IS VICTORY INTEGRITY PD: Sonya M. Blakey DORINDA CLARK-COLE MD: Effie Rolfe PASTOR RUDOLPH MCKISSICK JR. AND THE WORD & WORSHIP MASS CHOIR Take It Back (Gospo Centric/Zomba) 216 +26 0.699 28 Dorinda Clark -Cole, Take It Back, 14 MAGNIFY WPPZ+77 WFMI+14, WGRB +13, WUB+12, WXVI 7 EMTROGOSPEL Kim Stratton, I Will Praise Thee O Lord, 10 WEUP+6, WFLT +6, WXOK +6, KHLR+5, WN00+5 CANTON JONES Rev. Timothy Wright, You Most Come In At 199 +44 0.945 25 The Door, 9 DAY ARROW MY Angela Spivey, Eyes On The Prize, B MURRILLS CHICAGO MASS CHOIR FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: 175 -23 0.479 - Family (There's A Healing) GOD IS MY EVERYTHING NEW HAVEN www.RadioandRecords.com (Quiet WaterNerity/Zomba) XSRT +18, WSOK +17, WFMI +16, WPPZ +IL WXVI +10, WUB w, WOJL +L WELT +1 RECURRENTS YOLANDA ADAMS Hold On (Columbia) WLOU +16, WSOK +11, WXEZ +8, WXVI +B, WFMV +7, WN00 +5, KOKA +4, KATZ +3, WELJP +3, WFLT

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them to think things through, it helps them see why the station is doing what it's doing. Plus, the more you empower your people, the more they feel they are making a difference." Hats worn by Cornerstone University Christian CHR WAYG -WAYK /Grand Rapids -Kalamazoo's Mike Couchman include-but are not limited to-PD, MD, cre- Delegation and time management are key ative services director, morning personality and talent coach. He knows that he needs more resources: "If there were more people Too Many to delegate to, few of us radio folks would be Hats wearing so many hats -maybe we'd only be wearing a cheesy sun visor," he jokes. Make My Head Hurt But in seriousness, he adds, "Actually, wearing all the hats has made me a worse trainer. Brown have less quality time available to coach, train, educate or simply relate with our team. It's all very squeezed in, which stunts the kind of growth and chemistry that's often born out of the old- fashioned time -together lifestyle."

downside to promoting [from] within is that over the years. If you're doing it all on your "Basically, I deal with the crazy workload by McClain the lines quickly get blurred. You're in the own, then you leave others out on opportuni- putting out fires," he says. "I move from most building and the staff still knows you in one ties to learn and grow." critical all day long until it's over and then do it role, so it remains the norm and very com- all again the next day. It's funny because many

fortable for the staff to still see you wearing weeks I look back and think,'Wow, I would have that hat." Tick Tock, Tick Tock never guessed that is what I was going to deal Another challenge, according to Brown, is As a regional PD for Northwestern College with all week long.' I'm sure this goes against all that there's always so much to be done, that radio, Dave Ryerson programs two stations in time- management guidelines, but at this point sometimes executives simply don't take the two different markets, while overseeing the if I don't put out the fires, no one will." time to stop, post the job, conduct interviews programming for a couple of other markets as The award for the most hats goes to and the like. It's just easier to keep doing it well as hosting a morning show. He says while Kristine McClain, who got in on the ground yourself. However, in the long run, the cost is it may not have made him a better time man - floor of the Word FM network in Sellersville, much greater. She adds that Andy Si anley's ager, it has made him more aware of his time. Pa., more than 14 years ago, and remains re- book "Choosing to Cheat" "points out that "Unfortunately, it can make you a little less sponsible for a large portion of the network's we're never going to be able to do everything patient with people or situations," he says. day -to -day work. Music review and schedul- that is asked of us. We must cheat something. "I'm not afraid to speak up in a meeting if it ing, traffic, copywriting, production work,

The big question becomes, 'What will I cheat gets ofd topic and becomes a conversation be- promotions, helping the morning team with today, home or work ?' " tween two people; I try and get things back show prep, pitching in when phones get heavy Jonathan Unthank was PD /MD /afternoon on track. I honor my time and the time of and doing an airshift are all on her list. personality at TM2's Christian CHR WYLV/ others, but sometimes it can cone across as a "The biggest challenge is putting 100% into Knoxville until late last year when he surren- little blunt." each task, when you already feel spread paper dered the PD stripes to become a local children's As for delegating, he says it is the essential thin," she says. "However, I think it's enabled pastor. Still wearing three hats, he now alternates ingredient in programming multiple stations: me to feel a sense of ownership for many them between two separate workplaces. "Identify your key people, teach them the things that go on at our station, and it's forced "The past few years have been a time of vision and turn them loose, trusting that they'll me to stay organized. I definitely have to pick growth and transition for us personally and as make decisions based on keeping within the and choose which projects are worth pursu- a ministry," he says. "But transition and move- vision. Identify and empower your leaders and ing myself, what can be delegated and what ment are not a bad thing. They keep you on be open to all suggestions. By challenging needs to be passed over." I@4I:

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MERCYME NO. 1 (6 WKS) PHIWPS, CRAIG & DEAN 234/64 NEEDTOBREATHE 187/21 1 1 1 17 1675 +63 4.587 GOD WITH US INO Tcp Of My Lung a Washed By The Water CHRIS TOMLIN (no) (Atlantic/ Word -Curb) 1523 -23 3.549 2 TOTAL STATIONS: 9 AMAZING GRACE (MY CHAINS ARE GONE) SIXSTEPS/SPARROW/EMI CMG TOTAL STATIONS: 14 WEST MATTHEW 1410 +125 3.411 4 DAVID CROWDER BAND 224/31 JADON LAVIK 184/118 YOU ARE EVERYTHING SPARROW /EMI CMG Never Let Go Come Thou Fount (Sxsteps /Sparrow/EMI CMG) (BEC/Tooth & Nail) CASTING CROWNS 1340 -26 3.531 3 EAST TO WEST BEACH STREET/REUNIOWPLG TOTAL STATIONS: 16 TOTAL STATIONS: 11 NATALIE GRANT 1316 +37 2.529 7 PHIL WICKHAM 208/20 MATT MAHER 184/50 IN BETTER HANDS CURB ARTIST NEW After Your Hear Your Grace Is Enough NEWSBOYS TITLE / LABEL STATIONS (Simple /INO) (Essential/PLG) 1182 +1 2.471 8 13 IN WONDER INPOP CASTING CROWNS 13 TOTAL STATIONS: 12 TOTAL STATIONS: Every Man POINT OF GRACE 1055 -99 2.269 9 MAINSTAY 205/12 SEVENGLORY 184/16 HOW YOU LIVE (TURN UP THE MUSIC) WORD -CURB (Reunion /PLG) Where Your Heart Belongs Just Me KBIQ, KBNJ, KCMS, KUC, KPEZ, KTSL MONK & NEAGLE Na I) (7 Spin) 1030 -7 2.777 6 Sirius Spirit 66, WAFJ, WCSG, WDJC, WJIE, (E EC/Tooth & THETWENTY -FIRST TIME REUNION /PLC WJQK, WMSJ TOTAL STATIONS: 12 TOTAL STATIONS: 10 5 JEREMY CAMP MOST INCREASED PLAYS 9 1008 +166 2.802 5 REAL 190/8 MICHAEL ENGLISH 176/47 LET IT FADE BEC/TOOTH& NAIL STEVEN CURTIS CHAPMAN B SANCTUS Cinderella We Need Each Other The Only Thing Good In Me RUSH OF FOOLS 22 801 +23 1.689 10 (Sparrow /EMI CMG) (Sparrow /EMI CMG) (Curb) WHEN OUR HEARTS SING MIDAS KCMS, Sirius Spirit 66, WAWZ, WDJC, TOTAL STATIONS: 16 TOTAL STATIONS: 10 BRANDON HEATH WFFH, WFZH, WJIE, WJKL 17 779 +17 1.557 13 DON'T GET COMFORTABLE MONOMODE/REUNION/PLG FEE ROBBIE SEAY BAND 22 760 +52 1.515 14 All Because Of Jesus SONG OF HOPE SPARROW/EMI CML e (INO) DAVID CROWDER BAND KRIM, KFIS, WCRJ, WLFJ 31 651 -95 1.611 12 EVERYTHING GLORIOUS SIXSTEPS/SPARROW/EMI CMG 33MILES BRITT NICOLE 10 591 +96 1.075 19 Thank You SET THE WORLD ON FIRE SPARROW /EMI CMG CINQ) CALEB ROWDEN KLJC, WPAR 18 478 -113 1.054 20 Sirius Spirit 66, WCRJ, b MADE SLANTED/SPRING HILL JADON LAVIK 4 BIG DADDY WEAVE 6 430 +35 1.091 18 Come Thou Fount o HOLD ME JESUS FERVENT/WORD-CURB (BEC/Tooth & Nail) FEE 2 424 +129 1.053 21 KAIM, KFIS, KGBI, WFZH e ALL BECAUSEOF JESUS INO BUILDING 429 AIRPOWER TENTH AVENUE NORTH 4 19 5 418 +96 1.122 17 SINGING OVER ME WORD-CURB Love Is Here (Reunion/PLG) 33MILES 390 -10 0.657 29 KUC, KXOJ, WCRJ, WFHM THERE IS A GOD INO JEREMY CAMP 3 MANDISA 389 +4 0.952 23 GOD SPEAKING SPARROW /EMI CMG Let It Fade (BEE/Tooth & Nail) MOST STEVEN CURTIS CHAPMAN 334 .128 1.408 15 WAKW, WGTS, WJKL INCREASED CINDERELLA SPARROW /EMI CMG FEATURING SITI MONROE JACI VELASQUEZ 3 PLAYS TOBYMAC 329 +47 0.556 ONE WORLD FOREFRONT /EMI CMG Love Out Loud (Apostrophe/Word -Curb) BETHANY DILLON 325 +31 0.613 KXOJ, WAFJ, WMUZ WHEN YOU LOVE SOMEONE SPARROW /EMI CML SARA GROVES 297 +18 0.451 WHEN THE SAINTS INO +166 JEREMY CAMP SHAWN MCDONALD Let It Fade (BEC/Tooth & Nail) 295 -6 0.517 +28, WLPJ +23, A6, KVMV +R WJKL CAPTIVATED SPARROW/EMI CMG WLAB WMHK ADDED AT... +11, ICOR "71, KKFS +10 105L +b, KPEZ +10 DECEMBERADIO 279 +27 0.274 KAIM FINO YOU WAITING SLANTED /SPR NG HILL +129 FEE CARRIE UNDERWOOD Honolulu, HI 275 +21 1.677 11 All Because Of Jesus (INO) SO SMALL ARISTA/ARISTA NASHVILLF/PIS PD/MD: Corry Reynolds WLAB +26, KTSL +20, KBNJ +15, WBSN +15 WLPJ +14, FEE Carrie Underwood, So Small, 13 KPEZ +13, WJIE +7, KAIM +7, KAS +6, WJQK +5 251 -25 0.744 25 GLORIOUS ONE INO Jadon Lavik, Come Thou Fount, 12 CONNERSVINE Fee, All Because Of Jesus, 7 +128 STEVEN CURTIS CHAPMAN 250 -10 0.673 28 Matthew West, You Are Everything, 5 UVE FOR YOU INO Cinderella (Sparrow/EMI CMG) WCVO +26, WJIE +17, WJKL +16, KPEZ +12, MCA +Q. DISCIPLE FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: 237 +11 0.995 22 KUC +D, WAWZ 41, WDJC +8, KSBJ +6, KLTY +5 AFTER THE WORLD SRE/INO www.RadioandRecords.com +125 MATTHEW WEST You Are Everything (Sparrow /EMI CMG) RECURRENTS WCVO +25, WVFJ +19, WJIE 47, KWND +16, WFZH +11, KTIS +7, WRBS +5, KRIM +5, KSBJ w, KLJC +4 +118 JADON LAVIK Come Thou Fount (BEC/Tooth & Nail) ARTIST 11 NIELSEN BDS PLAYS ARTIST n NIELSEN BDS PLAYS KFSH +31, KFIS +27, K&Q +19, WFHM +15, KAIM +12, TITLE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW LW TITLE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW Lw KKF5 +10, WRBS +3, KBNJ +2, WCSG +1, WBSN +1 AARON SHUST MERCYME 731 735 639 658 BRING THE RAIN (INO) MY SAVIOR MY GOD (BRASH) RUSH OF FOOLS LINCOLN BREWSTER 725 739 7 619 658 UNDO (MIDAS) EVERLASTING GOD (INTEGRITY) BRANDON HEATH BIG DADDY WEAVE 683 721 8 572 588 I'M NOT WHO I WAS (MONOMODE/REUNION /PLG) EVERY TIME I BREATHE (FERVENT/WORD -CURB) CAMP TREE63 FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 27, 2008 JEREMY 650 675 9 571 573 GIVE YOU GLORY ( BEC/TOOTH & NAIL) BLESSED BE YOUR NAME UNPOP) LEGEIW: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. 55 Christian AC stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a LINCOLN BREWSTER AARON SHUST 649 625 10 549 586 day, 7 mys a week. Christian AC Indicator chart compiled of 30 reporters, christian CHR 26, Chris- GIVE ME WORDS TO SPEAK (BRASH) LOVE THE LORD (INTEGRITY) tian roc, 29 and soft AC/inspirational 16. © 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

CHRISTIAN ROCK REPORTERS KLYT/Albuquerque, NM WUFM /Columbus, OH* WJTULancaster, PA* WJLZ /Norfolk, VA* Firexcape /Satellite The Sound Of Light/Satellite C6v1: Johann "Yo" Snyder OM: Michael Buckingham PD: John Shirk OM /PD: JP Morgan PD/MD: Joe Haves PD /MD: Bill Moore Joey Belville PD /MD: Nikki Cantu MD: Phil Smith APD: Anne Verebely APD: Laine Moneyhon Planet Edge /Satellite Whip Of Cords /Satellite WCVK/Bowling Green, KY KIBZ /Lincoln, NE WITR/Rochester, NY PD:Arron Daniels OM /PD: Matt Rhodes C M: Ken Burns KVRK /Dallas, TX* OM: Lester St. James PD /MD: Samme Palermo KCLC/St. Louis, MO PD: Susan Woodard PD: Chris Goodwin PD /MD: Ron Drury APD: Will "The Tuna" Benson Positive Rock Show /Satellite MD: Dave Merkel Nil Whitney Yule MD: Drue Mitchell PD /MD: Josh Booth WDMUMarion, IL WPRJ /Saginaw, MI WBVM /Tampa, FL* Vt MD: Tom Schroeder OM: Gary Bugh Red Rock 20 /Satellite VOF/Bridgeport, CT WSNL /Flint, MI Letter PD: Wendy Templeton FD/MD: Bob Felberg MD: Brian Goodman PD /MD: Aaron Dicer PD: Cody Christopher MD: Olivia Paff WMKL/Miami, FL MD: Reid Johnsen WCWP/Brookville, NY WORQ /Green Bay, WI* PD: Rob Robbins WJIS/Sarasota, FL WYSZ/Toledo, OH FD: Peter Bellotti OM /PD: Jim Raider MD: Kelly Downing OM: Kris Byerly Sirius Spirit 65 /Satellite* PD /MD: Jeff Howe WO: Reena Temburni PD: Michelle Tellone PD: Al Skop WBFJ /Greensboro, NC Effect Radio Network MD: Elisha Skorski MD Joey Black WCLQ /Wausau, WI PD /MD: Wally Decker PD /MD: Brian Harman PD /MD: Matt Deane

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www.americanradiohistory.com TAKING A FIVE -NOTCH JUMP FOR A SECOND STRAIGHT WEEK, BRITISH &R CHRISTIAN SINGER VICKY BEECHING MOVES 15 -10 R ON THE SOFT AC /INSPIRATIONAL LIST P7\VERED BY 111ClSCI1 WITH "GREAT IS YOUR GLORY" (15 -10).

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CHRISTIAN CHR CHRISTIAN ROCK ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- SANCTUS REAL PILLAR +31 11 WE NEED EACH OTHER 926 293 +3 o SPARROW/EMI CMG o FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME FLICK ER/PLG AFTERS DEMON HUNTER +1 12 -5 e NEVER GOING BACK TO OK INO CARRY ME DOWN SOLID STATE /TOOTH & NAIL SKILLET 3 826 -44 FIREFLIGHT THE OLDER I GET 267 +16 ARDENTISRE/INO o UNBREAKABLE FLICKER/PLG TOBYMAC FEAT. SITI MONROE +77 ALMOST. ONE WORLD 214 +68 o FOREFRONT/EMI CMG e SOUTHERN WEATHER TOOTH & NAIL MAINSTAY 18 +75 AFTERS BEUEVE 721 214 +13 e BEETOOTH & NAIL 0 NEVER GOING BACK TO OK INO SWITCHFOOT 6 17 701 IVORYLINE HEAD OVER HEELS (IN THIS UFE) -2 7 211 +26 COLUMBIA/SPARROW/EMI CMG e BE STILL AND BREATHE TOOTH & NAIL ROCKET SUMMER 7 11 MXPX SO MUCH LOVE 614 -30 15 210 0 ISLAND/IDJMG o ANGELS TOOTH & NAIL INHABITED 8 15 A ROTTERDAM NOVEMBER HUSH 606 -20 5 208 +22 7 SPIN e CITY WITHOUT A HEART ARN CHASEN 17 +5 ) FOLD CRAZY BEAUTIFUL 588 10 203 -23 o OMG MEDICINE NAIL TOOTH & BRITT NICOLE 10 12 SKILLET SET THE WORLD ON FIRE 574 +5 202 +46 m SPARROW /EMI CMG o LIVE FREE OR LET ME DIE ARDENT/SRE /INO DECEMBERADIO 10 CHILDREN 18:3 FIND YOU WAITING 570 +62 201 +14 o SLANTED/SPRING HILL e YOU KNOW WE'RE ALL SO FOND OF DYING TOOTH & NAIL ROBBIE SEAM BAND HAWK NELSON 22 557 +19 3 +5 ® SONG OF HOPE SPARROW/EMI CMG 187 e FRIEND LIKE THAT BEC/TOOTH & NAIL NEWSBOYS EDISON GLASS 8 531 +16 10 ®l IN WONDER INPOP 184 -3 LET GO CREDENTIAUEMI CMG 23 GREY HOLIDAY 12 STONES LET 530 +10 181 +5 o GO ESSENTIAUPLG e IT WAS YOU WIND -UP ADDISON ROAD DIZMAS 493 +52 15 ® ALL THAT MATTERS INO 177 -14 SHAKE IT OFF CREDENTIAUEMI CMG HAWK NELSON FALLING UP FRIEND LIKE THAT 474 +88 163 +64 BEC/TOOTH & NAIL e GOOD MORNING PLANETARIUM BEC/TOOTH & NAIL JIMMY NEEDHAM 17 18 -19 WAVORLY FENCE RIDERS 396 159 +38 INPOP m STAY WITH ME FLICKER /PLC MATTHEW WEST l8 9 374 13 PROJECT 86 YOU ARE EVERYTHING -26 158 -64 SPARROW/EMI CMG ILLUMINATE TOOTH& NAIL JEREMY CAMP 2 369 +87 THIS BEAUTIFUL REPUBUC NO MATTER WHAT IT TAKES 152 +3 o BEC/TOOTH & NAIL ® CASTING OFF FOREFRONT/EMI CMG STEPHANIE SMITH 7 NEW WEDDING NOT AFRAID 356 +11 135 +94 m GOTEE e I'LL SLEEP WHEN I'M DEAD BRAVE NEW WORLD SEVENGLORY 3 352 +8 NEW SECRET AND WHISPER m LET IT BE LOVE 7 SPIN 135 +65 o VANISHINGS TOOTH& NAIL DISCIPLE EVER 22 20 -15 STAYS RED THINGS LEFT UNSAID 347 134 +6 SRE/INO e ON THE BRINK OF IT ALL VERTICAL SHIFT MERCYME 7 +5 CHASING VICTORY GOD WITH US 338 23 129 -26 INO WOLVES (GA.B. VS TONY WONDER) MONO VS STEREO/GOTEE 24 :15 PHIL WICKHAM A DREAM TOO LATE AFTER YOUR HEART 334 -10 2:4 127 -21 SIMPLE/INO INTERMISSION TO THE MOON TOOTH & NAIL LEELAND +5 NEW AFTER EDMUND @ COUNT MEIN 322 97 +17 ESSENTIAL/PLC e( FIGHTING FOR YOUR HEART (LET IT GO) SLANTED/SPRING HILL FALLING 26 ;'11 UP OLIVIA THE BAND HOTELAQUARIUM 317 -24 26 96 -17 BEC/TO TTH & NAIL SOMETHING GREATER UP AT NITE/SYNTAX 7 STORYSIDE:B JONAH 33 BE STILL 314 +5 95 +8 SILENT MAJORITY/GOTEE DYING TO LIVE ARES STELLAR KART REDENT K hEW 301 +70 ® NEW +82 JESUS LOVES YOU 84 WORD -CURB DEVASTATION AND REFORM CAPITOL/GDTEE NEEDTOBREATHE NEW 296 +94 NUMBER ONE GUN WASHED BY THE WATER 29 80 -8 ATLANTIC/WORD-CURB THIS HOLIDAY TOOTH& NAIE RUTH 30 TRANSISTOR RADIO 294 -41 30 76 -14 YOU ARE TOOTH & NAIL RA- RANDOM UPATNITEISYNTAX

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94 MERCYME GOD WITH US INO 305 +3 FFH WORSHIP IN THE WAITING KINDRED 141 +5

20 CHRIS TOMLIN AMAZING GRACE (MY CHAINS ARE GONE) SIXSTEPS/SPARROW/EMICMG 269 +6 PHILLIPS, CRAIG & DEAN TOP OF MV LUNGS INO 137 +28

SELAH RESCUE ME CURB 257 +2 PAUL BALOCHE OUR GOD SAVES INTEGRITY 131 +1

POINT OF GRACE HOW YOU LIVE (TURN UP THE MUSIC) WORD -CURB 247 *1 MARK HARRIS WRmNGON THE WALL INo 129 +3

SARA GROVES WHEN THE SAINTS I INO 243 -10 LINCOLN BREWSTER LOVE THE LORD INTEGRITY 124 -38

MATTHEW WEST YOU ARE EVERYTHING SPARROW/EMI CMG 213 +8 -E 33MILES THERE ISAGOD INC 120 -5

NATALIE GRANT IN BETTER HANDS z CURB 189 -55 0 MARK SCHULTZ EVERYTHING TO ME WORD -CURB 104 +18 SHANNON WEXELBERG COUNT fl' ALL JOY DISCOVERY HOUSE 187 +17 DAVID CROWDER BAND EVERYTHINGGLORIOUS SIXSTEPSSPARROW /EMICMG 104 -16

3 MICHAEL O'BRIEN GOD OF ALL MERCY CROWN 159 +1 Z NEW JAIME JAMGOCHIAN SING OF OUR GOO CENTRICITY 94 63 fy VICKY BEECHING GREAT IS YOUR GLORY SURVIVOR/SPARROW/EMI CMG 157 +35 2 CO3 BE $TILL FLAGSHIP 92 +4

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KGNZ/Abilene, TX WCLN /Fayetteville, NC WBSN /New Orleans, LA* MERCYME rnrH US INO 901 -6 PD /MD: Gary Hill OM /PD: Dan DeBruler OM: Julie Headrick MATTHEW WEST vOU AREEVERYTHNG SPARROW/EMICMG 798 .10 APD: Syndi Long PD: Tom Krimsier WFSH/Atlanta, GA* MD: Steve Turley MD: Libby Krimsier SIXSTEPS/SPARROW /EMICMG 761 -43 PD: Kevin Avery 2 20 CHRIS TOMLIN AMAZING GRACE (MY :MAINS ARE CONE) MD: Mike Stoudt KGCB /Flagstaff, AZ WAWZ /New York, NY* 4 20 NEWSBOYS v WONDER INPOP 736 -35 OM: Daniel White OM: Scott Taylor WVFJ /Atlanta, GA* PD /MD: Mike Medlin PD: Johnny Stone 5 16 POINT OF GR ACE HOW YOU LIVE (TURN UP THE MUSIC) WORD CURB 721 +10 OM /PD: Don Schaeffer MD: Keith Stevens APD: Steve Williams WPER /Fredericksburg, VA 20 NATALIE GRANT BETTER HANDS cuRe 645 -40 PD: Frankie Morea KGBI /Omaha, NE* WAFJ/Augusta, GA* PD: Melody Miller 22 ROBBIE SEAM BAND ,G OF HOPE SPARROW/BACK 481 +3 PD /MD: Steve Swanson KZKZ/Ft. Smith, AR MD: Jeff Devereaux /PD: Dave Burdue OM 13 BRITT NICOLE . r THE WORLDONFIRE SPARROW /EMICMG 467 *96 KPEZ /Austin, TX* WPOZ/Orlando, FL* OM: Mac Daniels WLAB/Ft. Wayne, IN* OM /PD: Dean O'Neal 18 MONK 4 NEAGLE THE TWENTY-FIRST TIME REUNIONIPLG 453 -35 PD: Gary Walsh PD: Don Buettner APD: Jeff Cruz APD /MD: Steve Etheridge MD: Melissa Montana 29 CASTING CROWNS EAST TO WEST BEACHSTREET/REUNION /PLG 443 -69 WMSJ /Portland, ME* WRBS/Baltimore, MD* WCSG/Grand Rapids, MI* OM: Paula K. 3 JEREMY CAMP .' IT FADE BEC/TOOTH & NAIL 437 .88 PD: David Paul PD: Chris Lemke PD /MD: Kenny Robinson MD: Chris Scotland 12 BRANDON HEATH DON'T GET COMFORTABLE REUNION /PLC 432 .8 WJQK /Grand Rapids, MI* KFIS/Portland, OR* CALEB ROWDEN MADE SLANTED/SPRINGHILL 326 -7 WDJC /Birmingham, AL* OM: Troy West PD: Dave Arthur 14 APD /MD: Ronnie Bruce PD /MD: Gary Thompson MD: Kat Taylor 19 RUSH OF FOOLS WHEN OUR HEART' SING MIDAS 305 -63 KTSY /Boise, ID* WBFJ /Greensboro, NC KSLT /Rapid City, SD 26 TREE63 IOAY INPOP 299 -87 OM: Chris Gilbreth PD /MD: Wally Decker OM: Tom Schoenstedt PD: Jerry Woods APD: Darren Stevens PD /MD: Dave Masters 10 BUILDING 429 SINGING OVER ME WORD CURB 273 +24 APD /MD: Travis Culver WLFJ /Greenville, SC* KSGN /Riverside, CA* TI SARA GROVES WHEN THE SAINTS INO 254 .28 WCVK /Bowling Green, KY PD /MD: Rob Dempsey PD /MD: Bryan O'Neal OM: Ken Burns APD: Gary Miller 8 SANCTUS REAL WE NEED EACHOTHOR SPARROW /EMICMG 254 -21 PD: Susan Woodard WPAR /Roanoke, VA* KAIM /Honolulu, HI* OM: Jackie Howard *31 MD: Whitney Yule 3 FEE - OF JESUS iso 252 OM: Jack Waters MD: Brian Sumner PD WAYR/Brunswick, GA /MD: Corry Reynolds 13 MARK HARRIS PiTINGON THE WALL INO 248 -40 PD /MD: Bart Wagner WRCI /Rochester, NY* KSBJ /Houston, TX* PD: Mark Shuttleworth 5 BIG DADDY WEAVE ONLY JESUS FERVENT/WORD-CURB 245 -20 WRCM /Charlotte, NC* PD: Chuck Pryor OM: Gary Morland MD: Jim Beeler WQFURockford, IL 4 PHIL WICKHAM A,TER YOLJRHEART SIMPLE /INO 202 +22 PD: Dwayne Harrison OM: Ralph Trentadue WCRJ /Jacksonville, FL* PD: Darren Mar lar 2 PHILLIPS, CRAIG & DEAN 1P DEWY LUNGS INO 201 +12 WBDX/Chattanooga, TN* PD: Roger Henderson MD: Joe Buchanan OM /PD: Jason McKay MD: Theresa Ross 6 MANDISA I,OOSPEAKING SPARROW /EMICMG 201 0 APD/MD: Justin Wade KKFS/Sacramento, CA* WORD -CURB +29 WCQR /Johnson City, TN* PD /MD: Max Miller 3 MARK SCHULTZ EVERYTHING TO ME 193 WJKUChicago, IL* PD: Chalmer Harper Sirius Spirit 66 /Satellite' 6 POCKET FULL OF ROCKS LET THE WORSHIPPERS ARISE MYRRH /WORD -CURB 172 -32 WAKW /Cincinnati, OH* KOBC /Joplin, MO PD /MD: Al Skop PD: Rob Lewis OM/ PD: Lisa Davis W CONNERSVINE I ion YOU INO 166 +35 MD: Daryl Pierce XM The Message /Satellite' JOHN WALLER :.: iINGFORAFLOCO BEACHSTREET/REUNION/PLC 165 +27 KUC/Kansas City, MO* OM: Jon Zellner 2 WFHM /Cleveland, OH* PD /MD: Michael Grimm PD: Mike Abrams CASTING CROWNS EVERYMAN REUNION /PLG 156 +68 PD: Len Howser MD: Jim Epperlein MD: Josh Booth WJTULan4aster, PA* 18 SHAWN MCDONALD CAPTIVATED SPARROW /EMICMG 153 -6 PD: John Shirk KCMS/Seattle, WA* KGTS/College Place, WA MD: Phil Smith PD: Scott Valentine PD: Elizabeth Nelson MD: Sarah Taylor MI MD: Ernest Beck WLGH/Lansing, PD: Jenn Czelada WFRN /South Bend, IN CHRISTIAN AC KBIQ /Colorado Springs, CO* PD: Jim Carter KKSP /Little Rock, AR* MUSIC RESEARCH PD: Bret Stevens MD: Doug Moore PD: Don Burns MD: Jack Hamilton TroyResearch APD: Brad Scoleri WHPZ/South Bend, IN KCVO/Columbia, MO PD /MD: Tom Scott ARTIST W W W W KFSH/Los Angeles, CA* OM /PD: Jim McDermott TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL FAM% 25 -54 25 -34 35-44 4534 OM: Jim Tinker KTSUSpokane, WA* ARE GONE) /EMICMG 4.41 4A1 4.36 4.46 WMHK /Columbia, SC* PD: Chuck Tyler PD /MD: Beau Tyler CHRIS TOMLIN AMAZI GGRACE(MY CHAINS SIXSTEPS/SPARROW 96% PD: Steve Sunshine APD/MD: Bob Shaw KWND /Springfield, MO* CASTING CROWNS EASTTOWEST BEACHSTREET /REUNION/PLG 97% 4.38 4.36 4.38 4.40 WCVO /Columbus, OH' WJIE/Louisville, KY* PD /MD: Jeremy Morris APD: lucid Stach PD: Jim Galipeau MERCYME :. THERAIN NO 97% 4.36 4.26 4.33 4.49 MD: Mike Russell APD/MD: Chris Crain KKJM /St. Cloud, MN JEREMY CAMP .! YOU GLORY BEC/TOoTH6 NAIL 95% 4.20 4.16 4.16 4.29 OM /PD: Diana Madsen KBNJ/Corpus Christi, TX* WRVI /Louisville, KY ROBBIE SEAM BAND sONG OF HOPE SPARROW /EMICMG 99% 4.19 4.20 4.22 436 PD: Joe Fahl OM /PD: C.C. Matthews KHZR/St. Louis, MO* APD: Dave Reichel OM: Sandi Brown MERCY ME GOD WITH US INO 90% 4.18 4.13 4.18 4.24 KLTY /Dallas, TX* PD /MD: Greg Cassidy PD: Chuck Finney KSWP/Lufkin, TX STORYSIDE:B UE STILL SILENT MAJORITYIGOTEE 91% 4.11 4.13 4.10 4.12 APO /MD: Mu hael Prendergast OM /PD: Al Ross WLPJ/Tampa, FL* Ross PD: Carmen Brown APD /MD: Michelle 33MILES THERE ISAGOD INO 93% 4.07 4.06 4.04 4.11 KNWI /Des Moines, IA APO: Dave Cruse PD /MD: Dave St. John KVMV TX* /McAllen, MD: Jeff MacFarlane TOBY MAC MADETOUOVE FOREFRONT/EMI CMG 96% 4.04 4.19 4.05 3.89 PD: James Gamblin WMUZ/Detroit, MI* APD /MD: Bob Malone KKCM/Tulsa, OK* NATALIE GRANT IN BETTER HANDS CURB 91% 4.03 4.13 4.00 3.97 PD: Miranda Belcher OM: Steve Hunter APD: Rand' Myles KJIUMeade, KS PD: Chris Kelly MATTHEW WEST J ARE EVERYTHING SPARROW /EMICMG 86% 4.01 4.00 4.00 4.03 MD: Jon Culbert PD /MD: Michael Luskey KXOJ/Tulsa, OK* AARON SHUST i,i., ME WORDS TO SPEAK BRASH 97% 4.01 3.99 4.00 4.03 WWIB /Eau Claire, WI WFZH /Milwaukee, WI* PD: Bob Thornton OM: Paul Anthony PD: Danny Clayton APD: Dave Gordon NEWSBOYS IN WONDER INPOP 92% 3.98 3.95 4.01 3.97 PD /MD: Greg Steward MD: Rick Hall WGTS/Washington, DC* FEE ORIOUS ONE INO 58% 3.98 3.87 4.15 3.92 WCTUErie, PA KTIS/Minneapolis, MN* PD: Becky Wilson Alignay MANDISA COD SPEAKING SPARROW /EMICMG 77% 3.97 3.97 4.01 3.92 OM: Ronald Raymond PD: Jason Sharp MO: Roh Conway PD /MD: Adam Frase MD: Paul Perrault I'M FOR YOU FOREFRONT/EMICMG 3.94 4.00 3.95 WGRC /Williamsport, PA TOBYMAC 95% 3.96 KHPE/Eugene, OR KBMQ /Monroe, LA OM: Don Casteline RUSH OF FOOLS WHEN OUR HEARTS SING MIDAS 92% 3.96 3.88 4.01 3.97 MD: Paul Hernandez PD /MD: Phillip Brooks PD/MD: Larry Weidman

DAVID CROWDER BAND .I PYTHING GLORIOUS SIXSTEPS /SPARROW /EMICMG 94% 3.94 3.98 3.89 3.95 KYTT /Eugene, OR WFFH /Nashville, TN* WXHLImington, DE OM: Dave DeAndrea PD /MD: Vance Dillard OM: Dan Edwards POINT OF GRACE HOw YOu LIVE WORD CURB 85% 3.93 3.87 3.97 3.96 PD /MD: Rick Stevens PD /MD: Dave Kirby New Life Media /Network APD: Sal April BRAN DON HEATH DON'T GET COMFORTABLE REUNION /PLG 75% 3.93 3.97 4.09 3.73 KLRC /Fayetteville, AR PD /MD: Joe Buchanan PD /MD: Mark Michaels Total Sample size is 2470. These are average scores for music in the Contemporary Christian AC format, basec on data from surveys conducted throughout the US, using TroyResearch Online Music Tracking. Online panelists

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cuting a vision to being the person creating it. "Early on, I have the responsibility to be a leader. I have to find a way to get people as excited about this as I am so that they take ownership. When there's a success, they feel they had a part in it. I try to find ways to empower my team. The challenge is finding 'It's the ways to have them buy in." Travis Moon hits a grand slam in first book as WUBE PD the stenerslipassion The Christmas Conundrum have for The flies a Moon -struck In Cincy artists and success for WUBE in the face of music; somewhat disappointing performance for the otherwise format in many major markets last fall. One we're just factor programmers and pundits will point out is AC stations that went all- Christmas, a the outlet tactic that annually steals cume from country for country in the last stage of the fall book. In most that they cases, country pretty much got clobbered can get again. B105 was one of the few exceptions. anywhere if Not only did it stave off the holiday music R.J. Curtis there's a assault, it came out ahead of Cumulus' cross- [email protected] choice.' town AC WRRM. -Travis Moon According to Moon, "I don't know if it was ou've probably heard the famous axiom about never getting a fluke, but December was our best month; a second chance to make a first impression. Fortunately, that we had a 9.9 and the Christmas station had a won't be a problem for Travis Moon, whose debut perform- 9.2 25-54." ance as PD of Bonneville's WUBE (B105) /Cincinnati was the Moon will be the first to admit that "I can't tell you we did it strategically." What he did was equivalent of a baseball player hitting a home run the first time come out ofThanksgiving with he stepped up to the plate. Moon joined WUBE in August two Christmas songs per hour and four per hour on weekends. 2007. In íhis first full book as programmer, the station improved 6.7 -7.6 sum- Additionally, Moon says, "we themed all our mer to fall with persons 12 +.The news was even better in 25 -54, where B105 weekends, like `Merry Swift -mas' and had some jumped 7.1 -8.8, landing in first place for the first time since 2003. Hannah Montana tickets at the very beginning of December. We stayed on the country aspect, It's probably an understatement to describe While he is not a big fan of overthinking issues, never playing the Carpenters or Bing Crosby Moon as overripe for his opportunity at he now values `just having time to think of ideas I want and songs like that." 'UBE. Prior to taking the job in Cincinnati, and flesh out stuff. I also really cherish the fact other Moon's reasoning for keeping it country he spent 15 years in country, the last 11 as that I have more time to hear new music and stations to instead of Christmas? "In the recall game we're look at us as APD of Clear Channel's KEEY (K102)/ soak in feedback from listeners." in, I don't know that if I'm a listener I make a Minneapolis, an experience Moon says "is For Moon, the soaking -in process took standard the connection that I heard [the Carpenters] something people could pay for." about a month. "I took some time to get a lay for how on a country station. On the flip side, we did While quick to give credit to longtime of the land and learn about the assets we had things want to immerse ourselves in Christmas and KEEY PD Gregg Swedberg for the experience, at the radio station in terms of talent, etc." should be we ran with that, because your listeners are livin all fairness, it should be pointed out that Like many PDs who are new to a station, he done -not ing it, too." Moon gave as good as he got while in Minn- did a lot of listening and observing, particu- ratings, B105 didn't have any marketing for the eapolis. During the latter part of his tenure larly at concerts, to see how listeners related to utbjust what we month of December, but earlier in the book, there, his daily to -do list extended far beyond the station. That speaks to what Moon calls a do in the Moon says the station "had some direct mail, and the APD title. Describing that list as a "buffet common thread that country radio needs to community.' we did four weeks of cash giveaways, but it was -Travis Moon table" of responsibilities, Moon says, "I was pro- continuously nurture: "It's the passion the lis- executed in a way where we tried to get peo- gramming and doing mornings on the oldies teners have for artists and music; otherwise ple emotionally attached to different aspects of station; programming three other HD side we're just the outlet for country that they can the contest." There was also a mailer late in the channels, including a Clear Channel national get anywhere if there's a choice." Moon says book that was tied in to a year -end countdown HD country format; and voice -tracking some that means finding opportunities "to get in the that, again, "put ownership of the countdown on other markets." trenches with listeners and have shared expe- the listeners." riences.The challenge radio has is making that The 7.6 for WUBE marked a five -book connection with listeners." high and elevated the station above its usual At First, Culture Shock Moon made some early adjustments to the mid -6.0 range. Naturally, when Moon arrived in Cincinnati, station that included a new jingle package and Which begs the questions: Has the bar the first few weeks were a whirlwind. "It's a a tweak in the on -air positioner. "Since the been raised, and what are Moon's future culture shock going from one market to early '90s, B105's positioning statement has expectations? another with different systems and relearning been known as `Good Times, Great Country.' "My goal for B105 is to be a leader in this what the listeners are all about," he says. We changed that to `Cincinnati's Country' and market," he says. "I want other stations to look Eventually, he realized a sustained focus on married some listener imaging so they had at us as a standard for how things should be WUBE and country sister WYGY gave him ownership. We freshened up some imaging and done -not just ratings, but what we do in the more time to think things out, as opposed to the other dynamics as well." community. If all that comes together, what

buffet table, where "there are more snap, quick One of those additional dynamics for that means numbers -wise, I don't know . . . decisions to make and it keeps you on your toes" Moon was making the transition from exe- But obviously I want us to be No. 1."

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a Il NIELSEN BDS 1J HITPREDICTOR AUDIENCE 11 NIELSEN BD5 L+f HITPREDICTOR AUDIENCE wá ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS STATUS (IN MILLIONS) PLAYS ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS STATUS (IN MILLONS) PLAYS 1 TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- TW RANK 3ó TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- TW RANK SHEPHERD BRAD PAISLEY NO. 1(2 WKS) Lr ASHTON 4.183 0.355 856 30 MOST 1 16 31.592 +1.350 4189 2 30 17 LETTER TOME ARISTA NASHVILLE TAKIN' OFF THIS PAIN MCA NASHVILLE JACK INGRAM Cr NCREASED RASCAL FLATTS r 4.122 +0.701 749 31 16 i 29.733 +0.551 4198 1 31 12 WINNER AT A LOSING GAME LYRIC STREET MAYBE SHE'LL GET LONELY BIG MACHINE AUDIENCE (IN MILLIOJS) GARY ALLAN Ur JOSH TURNER FEAT. TRISHA YEARWOOD BREAKER 28 26.358 +1.151 3716 3 32 4 3.684 +0.302 646 34 WATCHING AIRPLANES MCA NASHVILLE ANOTHER TRY MCA NASHVILLE BILLY RAY CYRUS WITH MILEY CYRUS 1.r JOSH GRACIN dr +2.623 27 25.86C +1.011 3525 4 33 15 3.228 +0.006 734 32 READY, SET, DON'T GO WALT DISNEY /LYRIC STREET WE WEREN'T CRAZY LYRIC STREET RODNEY TKINS MONTGOMERY GENTRY 11 It. LUKE BRYAN 28 25.075 -3.395 3408 5 37 14 2.667 +0368 470 37 WHAT DO VA THINK ABOUT THAT COLUMBIA ® WE RODE IN TRUCKS CAPITOL NASHVILLE TAYLOR SWIFT I1 LEE BRICE 24 itr 23427 -3.760 3119 9 36 17 2.621 +0.058 621 35 Cleaning This Gun OUR SONG BIG MACHINE o HAPPY ENDINGS ASYLUM-CURB (Come On In Boy) INCREASED AUDIENCE MARTINA MCBRIDE dr (Curb) RODNEY ATKINS MOST * 13 2.496 -0233 418 38 23.061. +2.623 3178 7 37 35 *0242, KYGO +0232, CLEANING THIS GUN (COME ON IN BOY) CURB FOR THESE TIMES RCA +0.221. WY( O +0209. KEITH URBAN Il Q TERRI CLARK BREAKER w.19Ci,: WOO +0.144, 23 23.051. 3.118 3328 6 38 11 2.401 +0.519 489 36 EVERYBODY CAPITOL NASHVILLE IN MY NEXT LIFE BAS KENNY CHESNEY DUET WITH GEORGE STRAIT TAYLOR SWIFT 15 22.104 + 1.595 3052 10 46 3 2.050 +1.090 231 45 SHIETWORK BNA m PICTURE TO BURN BIG MACH NE JEWEL MOST ADDED SUGARLAND Q 21.381 -6.841 3134 8 40 50 2 2.017 +1.313 283 42 STAY MERCURY STRONGER WOMAN VALCRY ALAN JACKSON 3 DIERKS BENTLEY 46 20.371. +1,456 2864 11 47 i.748 +0.952 222 SMALL TOWN SOUTHERN MAN ARISTA NASHVILLE m TRYING TO STOP YOUR LEAVING CAPITOL NASHVILLE CARRIE UNDERWOOD MIRANDA LAMBERT dr 40 12 9 19.891. +1.947 2734 13 43 4 1.627 +0.565 338 ALL- AMERICAN GIRL ARISTA/ARISTA NASHVILLE m GUNPOWDER & LEAD COLUMBIA CHUCK WICKS JYPSI d'r +1.775 12 40 4 1.547 +0.204 289 41 14 23 19.420 2790 ARISTA NASHVILLE STEALING CINDERELLA RCA ® I DON'T LOVE YOU LIKE THAT TOBY KEITH 1r TRISHA YEARWOOD 43 13 15 18.415 +0.701 2553 15 39 4 1.446 -0.165 274 GET MY DRINK ON SHOW DOG NASHVILLE THIS IS ME YOU'RE TALKING TO BIG MACHINE CRAIG MORGAN WHISKEY FALLS BREAKER 15 17.203 +0.990 2561 14 41 10 1.432 +0.198 399 39 20 FALLING INTO YOU MIDAS /NEW REVOLUT ON INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER BROKEN BOW CARRIE TIM MCGRAW BIG & RICH 16 12 A 16.706 +0.737 2455 16 9 1.271 +0.177 160 48 UNDERWOOD SUSPICIONS CURB LOUD WARNER BROSJW'RN BROOKS & DUNN TRACY LAWRENCE 17 14 15.214 +1.092 2237 18 7 1.053 +0.002 236 44 GOD MUST BE BUSY ARISTA NASHVILLE TIL I WAS A DADDY TOO ROCKY COMFORT/COS All-American Girl EAGLES HOT SHOT DEBUT (Arista/Arista Hashvdle) CHRIS CAGLE +0.764 115 52 18 28 14.824 +1.357 2245 17 /MERCURY 0.934 WXTU +0270, KLT+0.140, WHAT KINDA GONE CAPITOL NASHVILLE BUSY BEING FABULOUS ERC/LOST HIGHWAY WBEE+0.125, KK ;O +0.125. DOLLY PARTON WDAF +0125, WLLB+O]21, JASON ALDEAN +1.092 49 48 12 0.749 -0.007 80 56 19 25 13.040 2045 19 DOLLY LAUGHED UNTIL WE CRIED BROKEN BOW BETTER GET TO LIVIN' W L15N +0120, W aC V +0.112, WYCD+0106, WGKX+0306 BUCKY COVINGTON ter ROCKIE LYNNE 70 60 20 21 11.35L +0.977 1782 20 49 4 0.744 -0.002 IT'S GOOD TO BE US LYRIC STREET !CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S ME ROBBINS NASHVLLE TRACE ADKINS THE ROAD HAMMERS 22 8 9.688 +2044 1384 23 51 3 0.655 -0.011 174 47 YOU'RE GONNA MISS THIS CAPITOL NASHVILLE I DON'T KNOW WHEN TO QUIT MONTAGE STAR DE AZLAN PHIL VASSAR +1.249 1508 22 52 4 0.652 +0.059 147 49 21 13 8.987 SHE'S PRETTY CURB LOVE IS A BEAUTIFUL THING UNIVERSAL SOUTH Stealing Cinderella EMERSON DRIVE dr FAITH HILL 85 55 (RCA: 23 28 8.772 +1.201 1569 21 45 19 0.651. -0.359 YOU STILL OWN ME MONTAGE/MIDAS /NEW REVOLUTION RED UMBRELLA WARNER BROSJWRN WOAF +0.172, WMIX +0.168, KAM +0.149, KSCS +0.129, 7 BROOKS & HUEY LEWIS FENRANDY OWEN GARTH 7.806 +1.276 1318 25 0.602. +0.474 50 WOK +0.047, KK.PS +0.094, WORKIN' FORA LIVIN' PEARL/BIG MACHINE YIY BRAID MY HAIR DMP/NEW REVOLUTION WBEE +0.090, KI WJF +0087, PHIL STACEY W WYZ+0.086, IGCS +0.086 KELLIE PICKLER 7.282 +1.104 1373 24 NEW 0.580 +0.299 88 54 THINGS THAT NEVER CROSS A MAN'S MIND BRT. IF YOU DIDN'T LOVE ME LYRIC STREET CARTER'S CHORD LADY ANTEBELLUM 56 3 0.574 +0.139 140 50 7.137 *0.361 1179 26 NASHV LIE LOVE DON'T LIVE HERE CAPITOL NASHVILLE YOUNG LOVE SHOW DOG

JAMES OTTO SARA EVANS 118 51 15 7.023 +1.453 1138 27 54 2 0.547 +0.069 JUST GOT STARTED LOVIN' YOU WARNER BROS./WRN SOME THINGS NEVER CHANGE RCA GRETCHEN WILSON MARK CHESNUTT 6.234 +0.031 916 29 53 12 0.527 -0.017 54 24 YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO HOME COLUMBIA ROLLIN' WITH THE FLOW LOFTON CREEK Shiftwor4 (BNA) THE DREW DAVIS BAND WIEN +0347, WJBE +0.184, JAKE OWEN dr 5.086 +0.599 934 28 60 2 0.468 +0.121 41 SOMETHIN' ABOUT A WOMAN RCA BACK THERE ALL THE TIME LOFTONCREEK KILT +0.T78, K W VR +0152, WRNS +0334, W7v1S +0.130, NICHOLS BLAKE SHELTON +0.308 JOE 4.338 +1.353 712 33 NEW 0.452 45 KUBL+0.T30, WGAR+0129, HOME WARNER BROS./WRN IT AINT NO CRIME UNIVERSAL SOUTH KNCI +0116, KIIIX +OKT5

WQBE, WSLC, WWNJ, KRTY, WBEE, WBUL, WGH, 18 PHIL STACEY 13 NEW AND ACTIVE JEWEL WXBQ, WXCY, WXTJ, WYCD WGNA, WKCQ, WKOF, If Vou Didn't _ow Me Stronger Woman WKLB, WOG!, WOKQ, C RTIST ARTIST ARTIST (Valory) (Lyric Street) l ITLE / LABEL PLAYS / GAIN TITLE / LABEL PLAYS / GAIN TITLE / LABEL PLAYS / GAIN DIERKS BENTLEY 14 WQYK, WWGR, WXTU, KEEN', KFRG, KHEY, KCYE, KDRK,KIZN, KNCI, KORK, Trying To Stop You, Leaving WYRK =LAY WALKER CARRIE RISSI PALMER 0.215/0.120 KRST, KWNR, WBEE, WRAF, KRST, KUZZ, WBCT, WBEE, 0.436/0.053 (Capitol Nashville) Hold On To Me WIRK, WIVK, WKHX, WKSF, WDAF, WIVK, WKDF, WXCY, She Likes It In The Morning UNDERWOOD 0.302/0.029 KKNG, KSCS, KUZZ, KWJJ, TAYLOR SWIFT 13 WOGT, WPAW, WPCV, WQYK, WYPY "As11um -Curb) Ever Ever After (1720) KYGO, WGKX, WKCA, Picture To Bum WSLC, WWGR 'DOTAL STATIONS: 15 (Walt Disney) TOTAL STATIONS: 31 WKHX, WPAW, WXCY, (Big Machine) 2 WXTJ, WYCD, WYPY, WYRK KMDL, KATY, KWJJ, WBCT, TOTAL STATIONS. JAMES OTTO 15 KEITH JASON MICHAEL WGH, WGNA, WGTY, WKDF, Just Got Started Looln' You KEITH ANDERSON 14 WKIS, WPAW, WUSJ, WYCD, ANDERSON 0.338/0.023 MICA ROBERTS 0.216/0.177 CARROLL 0.207/0.033 (Raybaw/Warner Bros./WRN) I Still Miss You WYRK stai Miss You Things A Mama Don't Know I Can Sleep When I'm Dead KUPL, KWJJ, WBCT, WCTK, (Columbia) :Col ,mtia) (Show Dog Nashville) (Arista Nashville) WDAF, WKLB, WOGT, WOKQ, TOTAL STATIONS: TOTAL STATIONS: 13 TOTAL STATIONS: 14 17 FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 27, 2008 LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. 110 country and 27 Canada country stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data `ystems 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Indicator chart comprised of 116 reporters. ® 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

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KEAN /Abilene, TX KKCB/Duluth, MN KXKC /Lafayette, LA* WWFG/Salisbury, MD 1 14 RASCAL FLATTS WINNER AT A LOSING GAME LYRIC STREET 4446 -32 10.077 OM: Randy Jones PD: Casey Carter OM /PD: Brian Cleary PD /MD: Rudy Fernandez APD /MD: Sean Riley APD /MD: Sandra Lee 13 BRAD PAISLEY LETTER TO ME ARISTA NASHVILLE 4394 93 9.959 APD: Shay Hill WAXX /Eau Claire, WI OM /PD: George House GARY ALLAN WATCHING AIRPLANES MCA NASHVILLE 3984 +225 8.743 APD /MD: Alex Edwards WBBN /Laurel, MS KEGA/Salt Lake City, UT* 81 KRRV/Alexandria, LA OM /PD: Tom Freeman OM: Alan Hague 13 BILLY RAY C YRÜ WITH MILEYCYRUSREADY, SET, DOnTGD WALTDISNEYA.YR[STREET 3982 +289 8.526 PD: Hollywood Harrison WQRB /Eau Claire, WI PD: Cody Alan APD /MD: Melissa Frost 6 KENNY CHESNEY DUET WITH GEORGE STRAIT SHIFTWORK BNA 3539 +214 8.225 PD/MD: Mike McKay WLXX/Lexington, KY* OM: Robert Lindsey KGKL /San Angelo, TX 15 RODNEY ATKINS CLEANING THMS GUN TOME ONINBOY) CURB 3463 +257 7.865 KGNC /Amarillo, TX PD /MD: Marshall Stewart OM /PD: Boomer Kingston WRSF /Elizabeth City, NC OM /PD: Tim Butler ALAN JACKSON SMALL TOWN SOUTHERN MAN ARISTA OM: Curtis Cuervo NASHVILLE 3443 +333 77% APD /MD: Patrick Clark PD: Les Humble KZKX /Lincoln, NE KUSS/San Diego, CA* 8 21 KEITH URBAN EVERYBODY CAPITOL NASHVILLE 3368 -787 8.038 PD: Floss Michaels PD: Mike O'Brian KBRJ /Anchorage, AK APD /MD: Carol Turner 9 25 MONTGOMERY GENTRY WHAT DO YA THINK ABOUT THAT PA MD: Delana Bennett COLUMBIA 3314 -369 7.405 PD: Matt Valley WTWF /Erie, OM: Joe Lang APD /MD: Eddie Maxwell 10 17 SUGARLAND STAY MERCURY 3303 -913 7.148 PD: Bob Domingo KLLL /Lubbock, TX KKJG/San Luis Obispo, CA APD: Chuck Rambaldo PD: Jeff Scott 0M /PD: Pepper Daniels 5 CARRIE UNDERWOOD ALL- AMERICAN GIRL ARISTA/ARISTA NASHVILLE 3137 +181 7.225 WYAY/Atlanta, GA* MD: Neely Yates MD: Adam Montiel OM /PD: Mark Richards i, 12 TOBY KEITH GET MY DRINK ON SHOW DOG NASHVILLE 3094 +43 7.061 WXTA/Erie, PA : MD: Sandy Weaver OM/PD: Adam Reese WWQM /Madison, WI* KRAZ/Santa Barbara, CA 0 ¡I4 16 CRAIG MORGAN INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER BROKEN BOW 3057 +190 6.734 PD: Brad Austin PD /MD: Stefan Carpenter 1E WPUR /Atlantic City, NP APD/MD: Kenny Jay 16 CHUCK vitas STEALING CINDERELLA RCA 2988 +172 7.153 KKNU /Eugene, OR e PD: Joe Kelly PD /MD: Jim Davis KSNI /Santa Maria, CA 5 : 8. 19 TAYLOR SWIFT OUR SONG BIG MACHINE 2821 -833 6.439 KIAI /Mason City, IA OM: Mark Mitchell WIBUAuyusta, GA* PD: Phil O'Reilly PD /MD: Jay Turner 1E 7 TIM MCGRAW SUSPICIONS CURB 2811 +84 6.039 WKDQ/Evansville, IN o OM: Steve Burke MD: Robin McCann PD y /MD: Jon Prell 17 10 BROOKS & DUNN GOD MUST 8E Busy ARISTA NASHVILLE 2764 +115 6.061 Jones CD Country /Satellite* O KBKO/Bakersfield, CA* KRWQ OR 1L 23 CHRIS CAGLE WHAT KINDA GONE CAPITOL NASHVILLE +106 5.541 KVOX/Fargo, ND /Medford, OM /PD: Jim Murphy 2595 PD /MD: Kenn McCloud OM/PD: Larry Neal MD: Rick Morgan OM: Janice Whitimore MD: Scott Schuler 19 2' JASON ALDEAN LAUGHED UHTIL WE CRIED BROKEN BOW 2445 +70. 5.499 PD: Eric Heyer WJLS/Beckley, WV MD: Scott Winston Jones US Country/Satellite* ®i _2C 16 BUCKYCOVINGTON IT'S Goon ToBEUS LYRIC STREET 2206 +169 4.759 OM: Dave Willis KUBB /Merced, CA OM /PD: Penny Mitchell PD /MD: Fred Persinger OM /PD: Rene Roberts MD: Joani Williams 21 4 GARTH BROOKS & HUEY LEWIS WORKIN' FOR ALIVIN' PEARUBIG MACHINE 1935 +177 4.002 WKMUFayetteville, NC o< APD: Danny Hill PD/MD: DeanO 2_ 4 TRACE ADKINS YOU'RE GONNA MISS THIS CAPITOL NASHVILLE 1871 +470 MD: Dee Kelly 4.018 KCTR /Billings, MT Sirius New OM: Jay Brandon 23. 8 PHIL VASSAR LOVE IS A BEAUTIFUL THING UNIVERSAL SOUTH 1825 +239 3.853 KAFF/Flagstaff, AZ Country/Satellite* e PD/MD: Mark Hill WOKK/Meridian, MS OM /PD: Scott Lindy PD: C.J. Murri ;x2Z EMERSON DRIVE YOU STILL OWN ME PD: 20 MONTAGE/MIDAS/NEW REVOLUTION 1767 +174 3.808 MD: Jenny Brawn Todd Rupe MD: Al Skop e ÿ24 13 MARK CHESNUTT ROLLIN'WITH THE FLOW +173 WZKX /Biloxi, MS* e LOFTON CREEK 1628 3.376 OM /PD: Bryan Rhodes WBAM/Montgomery, AL* XM Highway 16 /Satellite* WXFUFlorence, AL 42E 11 LADY ANTEBELLUM LOVE DON'T LIVE HERE CAPITOL NASHVILLE 1486 +144 3.375 OM: Jeff Thomas PD: Jon Anthony e MD: Jay Thomas WHWK /Binghamton, NY PD: Fletch Brown WKKW /Morgantown, WV pa 7 JAMES OM JUST GOT STARTED LOVIN' YOU RAYBAW/WARNER BROSJWRN 1483 +216 3.174 PD: Don Brake e OM: Hoppy Kercheval 27 12 KELLIE PICKLER THINGS THAT NEVER CROSS A MANS MIND BNA +119 PD /MD: John Bowen WJCUSavannah, 1460 - 3.084 WEGX/Florence, SC GA* OM: Pat Garrett WBWN /Bloomingqtton, IL OM /PD: Randy "Mudflap" e30 3 JOE NICHOLS IT AIN'T NO CRIME UNIVERSAL SOUTH 1140 +208 2.629 PD: Boomer Lee OM /PD: Dan Westhoff Wilcox WMDH /Muncie, IN 2 9 8 JACK INGRAM MAYBE SHE'LL GET LONELY BIG MACHINE +41 APD /MD: Buck Stevens MD: Chase Matthews PD: Jon Sipes e 1064 2.168. MD: Shane Goad WBFM /Sheboygan, WI I® 32 4 ASHTON SHEPHERDTAKIN' OFT THIS PAIN MCA NASHVILLE 812 +58 1.813 WHKX /Bluefield, WV WFRE/Frederick, MD* PD: Eddie Ybarra 3S 3 JOSH TURNER FEAT. TRISHA YEARWOOD ANOTHER TRY MCA NASHVILLE OM: Ken Dietz PD: Lisa Allen WMUS/Muskegon, MI* e 806 +172 1.724 PD /MD: Joe Jarvis OM: Dave Taft KRMD/Shreveport, LA* 31 8 JOSH GRACIN WE WEREN'T CRAZY LYRIC STREET +19 1.618 PD: Mark 803 WFLS/Fredericksburg, VA* Dixon PD: Paul Orr e APD/MD: James KQFC/Boise ID* OM /PD: Paul Johnson Anthony 33 8 LUKE BRYAN WE RODE IN TRUCKS CAPITOL NASHVILLE 782 +29 1.572 PD: Wes McSkay APD: Todd Grimsted WGTR/Myrtle Beach, SC 34 6 JAKE OWEN SOMETHING ABOUT WOMAN RCA 759 .65 1.813 MD: Ruby Cortez PD: Johnny Walker KSUX /Sioux City, IA MD: Korby Ray PD/MD: KHGE/Fresno, CA Tony Michaels 36 3 MIRANDALAMBERTGUNPOWDER&LEAD COLUMBIA 682 +125 1.244 KAGG /Bryan, TX OM: Paul Wilson 38 3 TERRI CLARK INMYNE%TLIFE BNA 541 +17 1.376 OM: Will Welch PD: Chuck Geiger KJCS/Nacogdoches, TX WBYT/South Bend, IN APD/MD: Adam Drake APD/MD: Kris Daniels PD /MD: Robby Lynn PD: Clint Marsh 44 3 DIERKS BENTLEY TRYING TO STOP YOUR LEAVING CAPITOL NASHVILLE 535 +288 1.139 APD: Stinger ® MD: Shannon Marie 3 WHISKEY FALLS FAWNG Biro you MIDAS/NEWREVOLUTION 533 +37 0.943 WOKO /Burlington, VT* KUAD/Ft. Collins, CO WCTY/New London, CT e39 OM /PD: Steve Pelkey PD: Mark Callaghan OM/PD: Jimmy Lehn 40 37 8 MARTINA MCBRIDE FOR THESE TIMES RCA 504 -38 1.093 MD: Bill Sargent APD: Dave Jensen APD: Dave Elder KIXZ/Spokane, WA* MD: Brian Gary OM: Robert Harder A complr te taing o= the Country Indicator chart can be found in R &R Music Tracking and the latest edition of R &R Country Hotfax. T, ,ubscibe to the Hotfax, call B00- 562-2706 or e -mail: radioandrecords @pubsennce.com. WIXY /Champaign, IL KHKX/Odessa, TX PD/AMD: Paul "Coyote" Neumann PD: Sky Phillips KTCS/Ft. Smith, AR PD: Mike Lawrence MD: Nicole Beals OM: Lee Young APD /MD: Kelley Peterson PD/MD: Troy Eckelhoff WTHI/Terre Haute, IN CANADA COUNTRY ARTIST PLAYS WOGT /Chattanooga, OM /PD: Barry Kent TN* KPLM /Palm Springs, CA 3ó TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW e/- PD: Duane Shannon WBTU /Ft. Wayne, IN PD: Al Gordon OM: Phil Becker MD: Kory James WIBW/Topeka, KS 14 BRAD PAISLEY LETTER TO ME ARISTA NASHVILLE/SONY BMG 660 +15 PD /MD: WYGY /Cincinnati, OH* Scott Roddy PD: Keith Montgomery APD /MD: Stephanie Lynn 4 12 TERRI CLARK IN MY NEXT LIFE BNA/SONY BMG +39 OM: Patti Marshall WPAP/Panama City, FL # 642 PD: Travis Moon WTRS/Gainesville, FL OM /PD: Jay Cruze 3 14 RASCAL FLATTS WINNER AT A LOSINGGAME LYRIC STREET/UNIVERSAL +22 OM /PD: Shane Finch APD: David Howard WTCM/Traverse City, MI MD: Dave Tyler WKCN /Columbus, GA* MD: Shane Collins OM /PD: Jack O'Malley 19 TAYLOR SWIFT OUR SONG OPEN ROAD/UNIVERSAL 566 -51 OM: Bob Quick MD: Carey Carlson 6 7 KENNY CHESNEY DUET WITH GEORGE STRAIT SHIFTWORK BNA/SONY BMG 563 +62 PD /MD: Brian Thomas WTNR /Grand Rapids, MI* WYCT/Pensacola, FL OM: Brent Alberts PD: Todd Nixon WWZD/Tupelo, MS 5 10 ALAN JACKSON SMALL TOWN SOUTHERN MAN ARISTA NASHVILLE/SONY BMG 538 +36 PD: Steve Stewart MD: Denis Rick WSTH /Columbus, GAB "Catfish" Miller OM: Stevens APD /MD: Brian Sims PD: Paul 10 14 SUGARLAND STAY MERCURY /UNIVERSAL +46 OM: Brian Waters Stone PD: Alan Quin WFYR/Peoria, IL 12 10 TOBY KEITH GET MY DRINK ON SHOW DOG NASHVILLE/UNIVERSAL 489 +20 APD/MD: Mike Kelly WNCY/Green Bay, WI* OM /PD: Ric Morgan WFFN/Tuscaloosa, AL OM: Jeff McCarthy OM: Greg Thomas 8 15 WILLIE MACK DONT WASTE YOUR PRETTY OPEN ROAD/UNIVERSAL 481 -14 KFTX /Corpus Christi, TX* PD: Monk WPOR/Portland, ME* 21 6 CARRIE UNDERWOOD ALL- AMERICAN GIRL ARISTA/SONY BMG 476 +77 PD: Chuck Abel WAYZ/Hagerstown, MD OM: Randi Kirshbaum MD: "Dr. Bruce Nelson" OM /PD: Randy Fitzsimmons PD: Matty Jeff WFRG /Utica, NY 9 14 BILLY RAY CYRUS WITH MILEY CYRUS READY, SET, DONTGO WALT DISNEY/LYRICSTREETNMVERSAL 470 -11 Stratton MD: Tori Anderson MD: Shelly Kincaid OM /PD: Bill McAdams 7 13 JASON BLAINE FORTIN' WITH ME NMM ADE 466 -33

KOUL/Corpus Christi, TX* WCAT/Harrisburg, PA* WRWD/Poughkeepsie, NY KJUG/Visalia, CA 14 8 EMERSON DRIVE EVERYDAY WOMAN MIDAS/KOCH 462 +5 OM /PD: Clayton Allen PD: Will Robinson OM: Reggie Osterhoudt PD: Dave Daniels PD: Aaron "Dave" McCord MD: Adam Jeffries 16 13 RODNEY ATKINS CLEANING THIS GUN (COME ON IN BOY) CURB/EMI 451 +28 KRYS APD: Paty Quyn /Corpus Christi, TX* WTCR/Huntington, WV 25 2 GORD BAMFORD STAYED TIL TWO ROYALTY 450 +146 OM: Paula Newell PD: Judy Eaton WDEZ/Wausau, WI PD: Frank Edwards MD: Scott Hessen KOUT/Rapid City, SD APD/MD: Vanessa Ryan 13 23 MONTGOMERY GENTRY WHAT OO YA THINK ABOUT THAT COLUMBIA/SONYBM 444 -25 PD/MD: Mark Houston 20 8 TIM MCGRAW SUSPICIONS CURB/EMI 437 +33 KTYS/Dallas, TX* KIX /Jo lin, MO WOVK/Wheeling, WV OM: Tom Hunter OM: Chad Elliot KBUUReno, NV* PD /MD: Jim Elliott 15 17 SHANE YELLOWBIRD I REMEMBER THE MUSIC 306 429 +3 PD: Gayle W. Poteet PD: Cody Carlson OM: Nick Elliott MD: Chris Huff MD: J-Dub PD: Brad Hansen 19 18 GARY ALLAN WATCHING AIRPLANES MCA NASHVILLE/UNIVERSAL 427 +17 KZSN/Wichita, KS* APD /MD: Derek Gunn OM /PD: Lyman James 8 10 BROOKS & DUNN GOD MUST BE BUSY ARISTA NASHVILLE/SONY BMG 425 +14 KWLI /Denver, CO* WNWN /Kalamazoo, MI APD: Todd Taylor PD: Bill Gamble PD: P.J. Lacey KUUB/Reno, NV MD: Rick Regan 17 14 DOC WALKER THAT TRAIN OPEN ROAD/UNIVERSAL 408 -8 APD /MD: Randy Shannon APD: Scott Wagner OM: Jim McClain MD: Tim Harris APD: "Big" Chris Hart 11 21 KEITH URBAN EVERYBODY CAPITOL NASH VILLE/EMI 392 -78 W1LQ/Williamsport, PA KJJY/Des Moines, IA* OM /PD: Ted Minier 23 10 ALEX J ROBINSON BREAKIN' ON THE LOVE THING DALE SPEAKING 371 0 OM: Jack O'Brien KDBR /Kalispell, MT WDWG /Rocky Mount, NC APD /MD: John O'Brien PD: Andy Elliott OM /PD: John Michaels OM: David Perkins '_4 3 GARTH BROOKS & HUEY LEWIS WORKIN' FOR ALIVIN' PEARUBIG MACHINE/UNIVERSAL 350 +14 MD: Eddie Hatfield PD/MD: Rick Braswell KXDD/Yakima WA PAUL COME ON & GET SOME APD: Dave Richmond '2 20 BRANDT UNIVERSAL 304 -81 WKOA/Lafayette, IN OM /PD: Dewey Boynton WTVY /Dothan, AL PD: Mark Allen APD /MD: Joel Baker 39 7 CHUCK WICKS STEAUNG CINDERELLA RCA/SONY BMG 282 +75 OM /PD: Amie Pollard APD: Annie James WCEN/Sa inaw, MI MD: Mike Casey MD: Bob Vizza PD/MD: Joby Phillips '_6 24 DERIC RUTTALA GOOD TIME {r NOT LISTED 281 -18

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entertainment production company dedicated to supporting projects by women. "I thought that I'd have the day to work, but I'm running around to meetings constantly," she says. "I'm in talks to develop content for many different avenues-mainly online, which is a great interest of mine. I'm writing and shooting video for projects for digital media, and that's keeping Veteran talent Valerie Smaldone looks back -and ahead 'I've always me busy. I love digital media and think there's a had multiple tremendous future there." projects Smaldone is also maintaining her charity work, 'This Is Just One going on, which includes bringing attention to ovarian can- and I've cer and fighting breast cancer. She has a full slate always of events coming up that she's producing and Chapter Ending' worked very hosting. "I also create charitable events where I'll hard on go to a charity I work with and pitch them on creating something," she says. "I really love to host and be content. We onstage and have a live audience to play off of." need content everywhere, Life Now Includes Lunch Keith Berman whether it's Despite her still-busy schedule, Smaldone does [email protected] for an online get to experience some new things with her project or a newfound four hours off every day: "I can actu- he AC world collectively gasped after returning from the hol- podcast or a ally make lunch dates now, which I've never been iday break to hear the announcement thatValerie Smaldone had book.' able to do," she says. "I've been walking around decided not to renew her contract after almost 24 years in mid - -Valerie Smaldone NewYork and seeing people out and about in the days at Clear Channel's WLTW (106.7 Lite FM) /New York. middle of the day. I've been invited to a Smaldone's departure is especially noteworthy when you take number of very excit- into account that she's original station equipment: Lite signed ing places and things on Jan. 23, 1984, and Smaldone came onboard two weeks later on Feb. 4. already, like the Friars Club here in New "When we started, it was a very different sta- time to do a daily four-hour airshift with every- York and different tion than it is today -as it should be; that's what thing she has going on? think tanks, so I feel growth is about," she says. "Like anything else in "I'm the kind of person who doesn't just very lucky that people life, it's pretty fabulous to see a product grow, want to be a talent; I want to create, deliver and have wanted to work evolve and change. I was very happy to be part present content," she says, describing herself as with me. I have great of the original cast, and it was a wonderful expe- slightly obsessive -compulsive and explaining hopes that there will rience and ride." her love of being busy and furthering her be a lot of news corn- Part of the ride was getting the chance to be career. "I've always had multiple projects going ing down the pike. part of some unbelievable experiences, as well on, and I've always worked very hard on creat- And I'm still staying up as indulging her love of performing and being ing content. We need content everywhere, until 2 a.m." onstage. "Introducing Tony Bennett at Radio whether it's for an online project or a podcast While others might City Music Hall was not shabby at all," she says or a book or whatever." use the time to tackle with a laugh. "Doing live, up- close- and -person- projects they've had al intimate performances with Rod Stewart, on the back burner, Martina McBride and Cyndi Lauper; hosting Master Of Multitasking she hasn't started events at Radio City Music Hall and live Despite her absence from Lite's airwaves, anything on her list, Broadway events in Bryant Park -those are Smaldone's voice is still a big part of her life: like becoming more moments I cherish and treasure, and how many When I spoke to her, she had just come from proficient in French or Italian, organizing her people get those opportunities ?" recording voice -overs for NBC, and she also does home, learning to ski or experimenting with Describing being listened to by more than 1 mil- voice work for Boomer Esiason and is the voice new recipes. lion people every day in New York as "fantastic," of NewYork cable TV sports channel MSG. She's "I'm not doing that stuff because I'm focused Smaldone admits that she misses being on -air and also actively involved with the Broadway com- on what's next for Valerie, and it's just interest- making that daily connection with her listeners: "A munity and does all the voice work and many ing," she says. "If I knew I was going to go back lot of people say Lite isn't a personality- driven sta- events for tonyawards.com and the Broadway to radio at a certain time, I'd have that open time tion, but the familiar voices and names on the sta- League. As if that wasn't enough, she regularly to feel privileged to go ahead and do the fun tion became part of their daily routine, and I was goes on auditions. things I want to. Right now, I'm just focused on so happy to be integrated into their lives as well. It goes far beyond her voice, though -acting is continuing my career." But endings of any kind in life are sad, and there's a great love of hers. Last spring, she performed in It's clear that Smaldone is looking forward to no clear -cut answer to making a decision of this the off-Broadway play "Spalding Gray: Stories Left the future and has a full agenda of things she magnitude. Sometimes, you just take a leap and see to Tell." Smaldone has also co- written a play that wants to accomplish. "It's a fun time," she says. "I what happens." will open in NewYork this spring, in which she'll do miss being on the air in New York, but life is A lot of things seem to be happening for also appear. She has a book in the works, and she's full. Creating these opportunities will be an inter- Smaldone, and a fair amount are a continuation keeping up her schedule of producing and host- esting journey, and I'm curious to see what's next. of projects she already had under way -which ing live events, some in conjunction with her I don't think I've left radio forever.This is just one begs the question, how could she even have the position as co- founder ofTwo Sides of a Coin, an chapter ending."

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PLAIN WHITE I 1 TS 1495 -100 12.419 4 TAYLOR DAYNE 47/18 THE LAST GOODNIGHT 37/1 HEY THERE DELILAH FEARLESS/HOLLYVA00 ARTIST NEW Beautiful Pictures Of You CELINE DION L+f TITLE / LABEL STATIONS (Intention) (Virgin) 1213 0 9.029 7 o TAKING CHANCES COLUMBIA MICHAEL RUBLE 12 TOTAL STRIONS: 10 TOTAL STATIONS: 3 PINK 11 Q Lost 1098 33 10.013 5 KOOL & THE GANG 47/1 BARRY MANILOW 33/27 WHO KNEW IAFACE/ZOMBA (143/Reprise) o Copacabana (At The Copa) Dave (2008) KISC- KKCW, KKMJ, KSOF, KSSK, WALK, WCRZ, EAGLES K TFA' (Arista /RMG) 23 985 -34 4.491 11 WDOK WL.QT, WMCf, WRO{ XM The Blend HOW LONG ERC TOTAL STATIONS: 9 TOTAL STATIONS: 5 TIMBALAND FEATURING ONEREPUBLIC 113 Q MICHAEL MCDONALD 11 788 91 7.328 8 PLUMB 44/30 JOHN MAYER 32/2 o APOLOGIZE MOSI FY'BI ACKC,ROUND/INTERSCOPE (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) In My Aron Say KIMBERLEY LOCKE Higher And Higher 10 24 633 -109 1.859 19 (Universal Motown) (Curb /Reprse) (Aware /Columbia) BAND OF GOLD CURB /REPRISE KISC, KSSK, Sirius Starlit., WDOK, WJXB, TOTAL STATIONS: 12 TOTAL STATIONS: 4 L I01AA&B1BUBLE MOST INCREASED PLAYS/MOST ADDED Q WLQT, WLRQ, WLTJ, WMGV, WMXS, WRRM 11 3 558 .170 4.718 10 LOST 143/REPRISE KENNY °BABYFACE" EDMONDS IDINA MENZEL 8 23 542 34 4.340 12 FIRE AND RAIN MERCURY /IUJMG Brave (Warner Bros.) MICHAEL MCDONALD 3 529 161 3.013 16 KUMU. KWAV, WDEF, WFMK, WFPG, o (YOUR LOVE KEEPS LIFTING ME) HIGHER AND HIGHER UNIVERSAL MOTOWN WHLG, WHUD, WYJB FAITH HILL led 14 17 493 -27 2.844 17 TIMBALAND FEAT. ONEREPUBLJC 7 LOST WARNER BROS. (NASHVILLE)/WARNER BROS. Apologize JOHN MAYER 15 468 +55 3.056 15 (Mosley/Blackground/Interscope) o DREAMING WITH A BROKEN HEART AWARE /COLUMBIA KRNO, WFMK, WFPG, WJBR, WJKK, ALICIA KEYS I1' WMXS, WWDE s 456 +114 5.836 9 NO ONE MBK/J4IMG o TAYLOR SWIFT TAYLOR SWIFT 112 5 450 +100 3.448 13 Teardrops On My Guitar m TEARDROPS ON MY GUITAR BIG MAC HINE /UNIVERSAL REPL SLIC (Big Machlre/Universal Republic) WJKK, LIFEHOUSE 11 KKCW, KKMJ, KMGA, WOE?, WLHT, 16 225 14 2.630 18 FIRST TIME GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE WSLQ ENRIQUE IGLESIAS 19 1g 225 -64 1.492 20 SARA BAREILLES S SOMEBODY'S MF ISTERSCOPE Love Sorg SARA BAREILLES AIRPOWER (Epic) 20 3 205 +95 3.069 14 LOVE SONG EPIC WJBR, WLRQ, WLTW. WRVR, XM The Blend KELLY SWEET Q 178 -14 0.467 TAYLOR DAYNE 4 DREAM ON RAZOR TIE Beautiful SANTANA FEATURING CHAD KROEGER 11 (Intention) 139 +2 0.924 28 INTO THE NIGHT ARISTA/RMG KKMY, KMGA, WCDV, WHUD LEANN RIMES $1 17 139 -50 0.326 C NOTE 4 NOTHIN' TO /REF RISE BETTER DO CURB Forglva Me DAUGHTRY 112 (JKH) 9 132 .2 1.297 22 OVER YOU RCA/RMG KKBA, WCDV, WFMK, WHLG tf MICHAEL BUBLE JORDIN SPARKS I1 Lost (143/Reprise) 4 ttr 121 +10 1.232 23 TATTOO 19 /JIVE /ZCMBA SISL .14, WARM 44, WRRM .W, KKMJ 10, WMCN .8, ADDED AT... KNO.7, WVYY.7, MSG .6, WMEZ .6. WJKK .6 DANA PARISH 3 108 .16 0.105 NOT MY PROBLEM COMBUSTION WYJB BfiY MICHAEL MCDONALD MAROON 5 Albany, NY 91 -10 1.342 21 (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) WAKE UP CALL A&M /OCTONE /INTERSCOPE OM: Kevin Callahan Higher And Higher ( Unwersal Motown) PO: Ric Mitchell INGRID MICHAELSON 16. .1Z XBLN KSOF 86 .21 1.190 24 WMXS 20, WRVR WHOM R, 8, THE WAY IAN CABIN 24 /ORIGINAL SIGNAL /RED APD /MD: Chad O'Hara WARM .7, WLHT .7, MSC .6, WJKK .6, WLEV .6 FIVE FOR FIGHTING BAY Ray Cyrus With *Me Cyrus Ready. Sec á11V Cn D 82 -12 0.301 I JUST LOVE YOU AWARE/COLUMBIA Odin, Menzel, Brave, 0 ALICIA KEYS FOR REPORTING STATIONS PI AV' ISTS GO TO No (MBK/J/RMG) KELLY KING -7 One 74 0.078 WHUD .09, SISL .5, KMGA .14, WHOM .14, KKMY .13, I DON'T WANNA SING THAT SONG CAL -LLO www.RadioandRecords.com KNEV AMEN 8 WYJB .ra. KTDY .6. WFMK .5 TAYLOR SWIFT RECURRENTS Teardrops On My Guitar (Dig Machine /Universal Republic) WWFS 19, 95G 14, VSNE .14, KKMJ at WCRZ R, KKCW 7, WMEZ 6. WRVF .6, WHUD .4, KEZK .4

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receive a bullet, even if it registers En BREAKER: of new adds either reported by each Urban AC, I- ot AC, Christian AC, In both audience and plays. CHART LEGEND increase in plays. Country titles tha- Awarded solely on the Country chart sbtion or by automatic add thresholds. Christian CI-R, Innpo, Christian Charts are ranked by plays (except for decline in audience but increase in to songs that receive airplay on 60% Tile with top most added totals will Rock, Gospel, Roc <, Triple A and INNielsen BDS certification for Country chart, which is based on audi- plays will also receive a bullet if the of the panel for the first time. al30 be highlighted if on chart. Smooth JazT) beome recurrents airplay of 100,000 plays on all erce impressions, computed by Cross - total audience erosion for the week and are rem wed from the chart monitored stations, including satellite re'erencing exact times of airplay with does not exceed 3% A song in its HOT SHOT DEBUT: NEW AND ACTIVE: after 20 weeks. In addition, songs and national networks, across the Arbitron listener data). first week at No. 1 will always receive Awarded solely on the Country chart Current songs below the chart threshold that have been on the chart for United States and Canada. Numeral a bullet, even if it has lost plays to the highest- ranking new entry. that are showing an increase in plays. more than 2 weeks and rank below following symbol indicates multiple aSongs showing an increase in (audience for Country). No. 10 become recurrents and are level of 100,000 plays. plays (audience for Country) MOST INCREASED PLAYS: TIES ON CHART: removed fron the chart. Descending over the previous week, regardless of AUDIENCE TOTALS: Awarded to the five songs with the A song with the best plays differential Country titles move to recurrent Indicates title earned HitPredictor chart movement. A song will also Derived, in part, using certain largest increases in plays (audience (audience for Country) over the previ- after 20 weeks if -hey rank below status in research data provided receive a bullet if its percentage loss Arbitron Inc. copyrighted Persons 12. for Country). Title with the top ous week is ranked first if tied with No. 10 in eit Ter audience or plays. by Promosquad. Songs are tested online in plays (audience for Country) does audience estimates, under license. increase will also be highlighted if on another song on the chart. If the songs Descending AC tit es move to recur- by Promosquad using multiple listens not exceed the percentage of moni- chart. If two or more songs have an are still tied at this point, the title that rent after 5: weeks if they rank and a nationwide sample of carefully tored station downtime for the for- AIRPOWER: equal increase, the song ranked is being played on the most stations at below No. 5 after 26 weeks if they profiled music consumers. mat. Exempting the Country chart, a Awarded to songs appearing in the higher on chart will be listed first. that format will be ranked first. rank below No. 10 or after 20 weeks scng that has been on the chart for top 20 on both the Airplay and if they rank )elow No. 15. Songs on Indicated solely on the Canadian mjre -han 20 weeks will generally not Audience charts for the first time with MOST ADDED: RECURRENT RULE: Latin charts move to recurrent after ® charts for songs meeting increases in both plays and audience. A listing of songs with the total number Songs below the top 20 (top 15 for 20 weeks if they rank below No. 20 Canadian content requirements.

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n NIELSEN BDS 1T HITPREDICTOR NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS STATUS PLAYS AUDIENCE TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW N- MILLIONS RANK ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE / LABEL /CAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TIMBALAND FEAT. ONEREPUBLIC NO. 1(2 WKS) 113 Q 1 17 3027 +16 16.043 1 JACK JOHNSON 146/12 BACKSTREET BOYS 116/26 APOLOGIZE MOSLEY/BLACKGROUND/INTERSCOPE If I Had Eyes Helpless When She Smiles COLBIE CAILLAT 2 2 30 112 UT (Brushfire /Universal Republic) (Jive/Zomba) BUBBLY 2853 -96 14.646 2 UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC MOST ADDED TOTAL STATIONS: 11 TOTAL STATIONS: 12 SANTANA FEATURING CHAD KROEGER n 3 20 * 2661 +13 12.885 5 MILEY CYRUS INTO THE NIGHT ARISTA/RMG 145/44 RIHANNA n2/is See You Again Don't Stop The Music PINK 113 ifr (Hollywood) 4 4 ' 32 2549 -62 14.329 3 (SRP/Def Jam/IDJMG) WHO KNEW LAFACE/ZOMBA TOTAL STATIONS: 11 TOTAL STATIONS: FINGER ELEVEN 113 5 5 27 2520 -16 12.572 7 PARALYZER WIND-UP PAT MONAHAN Q 132/72 BOYS LIKE GIRLS 110/20 ARTIST NEW Two Ways To Say Goodbye Hero/Heroine MAROON 5 11 TITLE / LABEL STATIONS 6 6 26 2396 -104 13.458. 4 (Columbia) (Columbia) WAKE UP CALL A&M/OCTONE/INTERSCOPE DAUGHTRY 13 TOTAL STATIONS: 19 TOTAL STATIONS: 4 DAUGHTRY 112 1!¡ Feels Like Tonight 7 7 26 2352 -125 12.868 6 OVER YOU RCA/RMG (RCA/RMG) VANESSA CARLTON 129/31 EDDIE VEDDER 103/42 SARA BAREILLES KAMX, KEYV, KMXB, KOSO, KVUU, WCDA, Hands On Me Hard Sun 8 23 2288 +160 10.804 8 WHYN, WKDD, WKTI, WLNK, WMMX, (The Inc./Universal Motown) (Monkey Wrench /J/RMG) o LOVE SONG EPIC WQAL WTSS TOTAL STATIONS: 16 TOTAL STATIONS: 8 BUCKCHERRY 11 16 2184 +115 10.048 10 O SORRY ELEVEN SEVEN/ATLANTIC/LAVA JOHN MAYER 11 FOCI FIGHTERS 125/34 JOSH KELLEY 83/18 LINKIN PARK Say The Pretender Unfair 13 14 I1 Q 1962 +108 9.018 12 (Aware /Columbia) (Roswell / RCA/RMG) (DNK) o SHADOW OF THE DAY WARNER BROS. KBBY, KVUU, WHBC, WKDD, WKTI, WNNK, TOTAL STATIONS: 6 TOTAL STATIONS: 9 TAYLOR SWIFT 112Q WOMX, WQLH, WRQX, WWMX, 1939 +75 8.992 13 WXMA m TEARDROPS ON MY GUITAR BIG MACHINE/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC MATCHBOX COLBIE CAILLAT 11 12 TWENTY 11 l,tl 1919 -204 9.837 11 HOW FAR WE'VE COME MELISMA/ATLANTIC Realize (Universal Republic) THE LAST GOODNIGHT 13 10 27 1872 -226 7.701 14 KCDA, KCIX, KLCA, KLTG, KLZR, KMHX, PICTURES OF YOU VIRGIN KPEK, WCDA, WKRQ, WPU, XM Flight 26

JORDIN SPARKS 11 15 12 * 1771 +121 7.418 15 MATCHBOX m TATTOO 19 /JIVE/ZOMBA TWENTY 7 These Hard Times ALICIA KEYS 113* 14 10. 1740 +62 10.178 (Melisma/Atlantic) NO ONE 9 ® MBK /J /RMG KLZR, KSRZ, WCDA, WINK, WMMX, LIFEHOUSE WMYX, WRMF 16 12 `650 +225 6.053 17 o WHATEVER IT TAKES GEFFEN/INTERSCÓ E SARA BAREILLES 6 INGRID MICHAELSON 17 13 1337 +56 6.472 16 Love Song THE WAY I AM CABIN 24 /ORIGINAL SIGNAL/RED (Epic) DAUGHTRY AIRPOWER/MOST ADDED Q KBBY, KMYI, WDVD, WNNK, WQLH, 20 3 1118 +274 4.924 19 FEELS UKE TONIGHT RCA/RMG WWWM JOHN MAYER MOST INCREASED PLAYS 24 6 1104 *312 JORDIN SPARKS 5 SAY 4.009 21 AWARE/COLUMBIA Tattoo MAROON 5 (19/Jive/Zomba) .032 +143 3.886 23 WONT GO HOME WITHOUT YOU A&M/OCTONE/INTERSCOPE KAMX, KYKY, WHYN, WOMX, WRQX MOST FERGIE 11 988 +159 5.295 18 MAROON 5 5 CLUMSY WILLIAM /A&M/INTERSCOPE INCREASED Won't Go Home Without You LENNY KRAVITZ (A &M /Octone/Interscope) 875 +35 2.849 24 PLAYS I'LL BE WARING VIRGIN KALI, KDMX, KFYV, KQKQ, WPTE BON JOVI 825 -319 4.670 20 FERGIE 4 LOST HIGHWAY MERCURY /ISLAND/IDJMG Clumsy NATASHA BEDINGFIELD 815 +19 3.900 22 (will.i.am/A&M /Interscope) LOVE LIKE THIS PHONOGENIC/EPIC KAMX, KCDA, KDMX, KVLY +312 JOHN MAYER MATCHBOX TWENTY Ll Say (Aware/Columbia) THESE 709 +136 2.464 26 SHERYL CROW 4 HARD TIMES MELISMA/ATLANTIC WKTI +31, WMGX +27, WPTE +21, KVUU +20, KSTZ +16, Love Is Free GOOD CHARLOTTE KALC +15, WKDD +15, WWMX +1S, WNNK +13, KBBY +12 Gel 695 -58 2.706 25 (A &M /Interscope) I DON'T WANNA BE IN LOVE (DANCE FLOOR ANTHEM) DAYLIGHT/EPIC KOSO, WMEE, WXMA, XM Flight 26 DURAN DURAN +274 DAUGHTRY 694 +1 2.212 28 PAT MONAHAN 4 FALLING DOWN EPIC Feels Like Tonight ( RCA/RMG) Two Ways To Say Goodbye WMGX +25, KVUU +24, KURD +23, KLCA +20, KMXB +19, EMERSON HART 617 +10 1.397 32 (Columbia) WPTE +18, WINK +16, KOSO +14, KAMX +13, WQAL +13 I WISH THE BEST FOR YOU MANHATTAN/CAPITOL KMHX, KZZO, WHBC, WINK THREE DAYS GRACE Il LIFEHOUSE 558 +61 1.889 29 +225 NEVER TOO LATE 1NE/ZOMBA Whatever It Takes (Geffen / Interscope) GRAHAM COLTON Q KUDD +31, WENS +28, WKTI +28, KVUU +27, KQKQ +19, 548 +15 1.164 35 BEST DAYS UNIVERSAL REPUBUC KAMX +18, KRSK +18, KLTG +15, KVLY +9, SIPL +7 MATT NATHANSON 485 -13 1.179 34 CAR CRASH VANGUARD +160 SARA BAREILLES SHERYL CROW Love Song (Epic) 373 +107 1.703 30 WENS +T7, KRSK +15, ~NM +16 WINK +14, KRIJZ +14, LOVE IS FREE A &MANTERSCOPE KLJOO +A KLLY +12, KVUU +12, KPLZ +R, KLZR +R COLBIE CAILLAT UI 336 +89 1.390 33 REALIZE UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC FERGIE PARAMORE +10 Clumsy (will.i.am/A&M/Interscope) MISERY 321 1.015 38 BUSINESS FUELED BY RAMEN/ATLANTIC/LAVA KAMX+32, KLLY+21, KVW +18, WWMX+15, KCDA+15, WQAL+13,WMEE+R,KOMX RIHANNA FEATURING NE -YO 112 71,KFYV+10,WTIC+6 305 -40 2.444 27 ADDED AT... HATE THAT I LOVE YOU SRP/DEF JAM /IDJMG KELLY95.i TIMBALAND FEATURING KERI HILSON 113 KLLY it 268 +23 1.620 31 THE WAY ARE MOSLEY /BLACKGROUND/INTERSCOPE Bakersfield, CA ONEREPUBLIC ytl OM /PD: E.J. Tyler 261 +24 1.041 37 STOP AND STARE MOSLEY /INTERSCOPE APD: Erlk Fox JAMES BLUNT MD: Darci Dawn 252 +61 0.459 - SAME MISTAKE CUSTARD/ATLANTIC Collective Soul, All That I Know, 0 The Last Goodnight, Stay Beautiful, 0 CELINE DION 251 -2 1.114 36 OneRepublic, Stop And Stare, 0 TAKING CHANCES COLUMBIA FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 27, 2008 MAT KEARNEY FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. 246 -98 0.550 40 82 hot AC stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a BREATHE IN BREATHE OUT HOLLYWOOD /AWARE /COLUMBIA www.RadioandRecords.com day, 7 days a week. SI 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

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UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC/UNIVERSAL 390 -32 WYJB /Albany, NY* WXKC /Erie, PA WMGQ/Middlesex, NJ WTVR /Richmond, VA* 1 18 COLBIE CAILLAT BUBBLY OM: Kevin Callahan OM: Adam Reese PD: Jeff Rafter OM /PD: Bill Cahill BUBLE LOST 143/REPRISE/WARNER 380 -14 PD: Ric Mitchell PD: Ron Arlen APD/MD: Debbie Mazella APD: Adam Stubbs 2 20 MICHAEL APD /MD: Chad Hara MD: Kat Simons 0' COLUMBIA/SONY BM6 328 -5 WCRZ/Flint, MI5 WLDB /Milwaukee, WI* 3 20 CELINE DION TAKING CHANCES KMGA/Albuquerque, NM* OM /PD: J. Patrick PD /MD: Stan Atkinson WSLQ/Roanoke, VA* 4 29 FERGIE BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY WILLIAM /A &MANTERSCOPEIUNIVERSAL 306 -19 OM: Eddie Haskell APD /MD: George McIntyre PD: Jim Murphy WMXC /Mobile, AL* PD /MD: Justin Riley MD: Dick Daniels 14 11 TIMBALAND FEAT. ONEREPUBUC APOLOGIZE MOSLEY/ BLACKGROUND/INTERSCOPEAJNIVERSAL 305 +61 WDAR/Florence, SC OM: Steve Powers WLEV /Allentown, PA* PD /MD: Wil Nichols PD: Dan Mason WGFB/Rockford, IL 7 27 JAMES BLUNT 1973 CUSTARD /ATLANTICIWARNER 305 +8 OM /PD: Shelly Easton MD: Mary Booth OM: Jim Stone -19 APD/MD: Jerry Padden WAFY/Frederick, MD PD: Timothy Crull 5 16 FEIST12349 ARTS &CRAFTS 297 PD: Marc Richards WOBM /Monmouth, NJ* MD: Gail Lewis DAY FOOL UNIVERSAL 295 -13 KYMG/Anchorage, AK PD /MD: Steve Ardolina 6 24 JULLY BLACK SEVEN OM: Mark Murphy KSOF/Fresno, CA* KBEE /Salt Lake City, UT* 8 25 PLAIN WHITE TS HEY THERE DELILAH FEARLESS/HOLLYWOOD/UNIVERSAL 294 +2 PD /MD: Dave Flavin OM: Paul Wilson KWAV/Monterey, CA* PD: Rusty Keys PD: Mike Brady PD /MD: Bernie Moody 10 22 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS SOMEBODY'S ME UNIVERSALLATINO / INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 264 -3 WFPG /Atlantic City, NJ* MD: Kristen Kelley KBAY /San Jose, CA* WMXS /Montgomery, AL* PD /MD: Gary Guida PD: Dana Jang 13 17 BLUE RODEO THIS TOWN 9 WARNER 263 +17 KTRR /Ft. Collins, CO PD /MD: Brian Roberts MD: Steve Fox KKMJ /Austin, TX* OM /PD: Mark Callaghan 9 41 BON JOVI (YOU WANT TO) MAKE A MEMORY MERCURY/ISLAND/UNIVERSAL 260 -12 PD: Cat Thomas WALK /Nassau, NY* KSBUSanta Barbara, CA UNIVERSAL 258 +2 APD: Stephen Michael Kerr WHLG/Ft. Pierce, FL* PD /MD: Rob Miller OM /PD: Keith Royer 12 22 RYANDAN THE FACE f MD: Terri McCormick PD /MD: George Coles APD: Patrick Shea MD: Peter Bie 11 17 ALI SLAIGHT THE STORY OF YOUR LIFE 9 WARNER 246 -10 WCDV/Baton Rouge, LA* WLHT/Grand Rapids, MI* WKJY /Nassau, NY* Music Choice Lite 16 30 AVRIL LAVIGNE WHEN YOU'RE GONE RCA/SONY BMG 225 -5 0M: LeBron LBS Joseph OM /PD: Bill Bailey PD: Bill Edwards Hits /Satellite MD: Kim Carson MD: Jodi Vale PD: Jeff Johnson PD: Justin Prager 17 42 HAYLEY SALES WHAT YOU WANT 9 UNIVERSAL 219 +14 MD: Michael Schwab Rapids, MI5 WLTW /New York, NY* KKMY /Beaumont, TX* WOOD /Grand 15 29 KALAN PORTER DOWN IN HEAVEN 9 SONY BMG 210 -33 PD: Don Rivers OM: Doug Montgomery PO: Jim Ryan Sirius Starlite/Satellite* PD /MD: Tim Kiesling APD /MD: Morgan Prue OM /PD: Kid Kelly 18 33 DAUGHTRY HOME RCA/SONY BMG 169 -12 WMJY /Biloxi, MS* MBK/J/SONY BMG 137 +33 OM /PD: Walter Brown WMGV/Greenville, NC* WWFS /New York, NY* XM The Blend/Satellite* 25 3 ALICIA KEYS NO ONE PD: Colleen Jackson PD: Rick Martini OM /PD: Mike Abrams JUSTIN HINES WISH YOU WELL UNIVERSAL 136 -7 WMXW /Binghamton, NY APD /MD: Fabi Pimentel 20 22 f WSPA/Greenville, SC* PD: Bob Taylor KRWM /Seattle, WA* BMG 133 22 15. BRIAN MELO ALL I EVER WANTED 9 SONY +23 OM: Mark Hamlin WHUD /Newburgh, NY* PO: Laura Dane KXLT /Boise, ID* PD /MD: Mike McKeel OM /PD: Steven Petrone 23 21 EAGLES HOW LONG ERC /MERCURY/LOST HIGHWAY/UNIVERSAL 95 -13 PD: Brent Carey APD /MD: Tom Furci KVKI /Shreveport, LA* APD /MD: Tobin Jeffries WRCH /Hartford, CT* OM /PD: Gary McCoy 21 16 KIMBERLEY LOCKE BAND OF GOLD CURB /EMI 93 -23 PD: Allan Camp WVBW /Norfolk, VA* WMJX /Boston, MA* MD: Joe Hann OM: John Shomby WNSN/South Bend, IN 24 22 SUZIE MCNEIL BELIEVE } CURVE /UNIVERSAL 90 -17 OM /PD: Don Kelley PD: Mike Allen OM /PD: Jim Roberts DEJA MUSIQUE 83 +20 APD: Candy O'Terry KSSK/Honolulu, Hl* APD /MD: Brad King 30 29 CORNEILLE TOO MUCH OF EVERYTHING 9 MD: Mark Laurence PD: Jamie Hyatt WWDE/Norfolk, VA* FEAT. CHAD KROEGER INTO THE NIGHT ARISTA/SONY BMG 77 +4 PD: Don London KISC /Spokane, WA* 29 6 SANTANA WEBE /Bridgeport, CT* KUMU /Honolulu, HI* MD: Mark McCarthy PD: Robert Harder 28 10 ANNIE BLANCHARD AIDE -MOI A PASSER LA NUIT MUSICOR 72 -4 OM /PD: Curt Hansen MD: Lee Kirk KCHX /Odessa, TX WMAS /Springfield, MA* MD: Danny Lyons 43 7 BOOM DESJARDINS UN PEU PRESSE # BOOMDESJARDINS 64 +19 WAHR/Huntsville, AL* PD /MD: Grace Tijerina OM /PD: Rob Anthony WEZF /Burlington, VT* OM /PD: Lee Reynolds APD /MD: Chris Kellogg 37 12 KATIE MELUA IF YOU WERE A SAILBOAT DRAMATICO/UNIVERSAL 63 +12 OM: Steve Cormier KMGUOklahoma City, OK* MOI AUDIOGRAM .. 60. +5 PD /MD: Gale Parmelee WRSA/Huntsville, AL* PD /MD: Steve O'Brien KGBX /Springfield, MO* 33 17 LAURENCE !ALBERT DES FILLES COMME 9 PD: John Malone OM /PD: Paul Kelley WVAF/Charleston, WV* MD: Nate Cholevik WMGF/Orlando, FL* OM/PD: Rick Johnson OM: Chris Kampmeier KEZK /St. Louis, MO* WJKK /Jackson, MS* PD Ken Payne PD: Mark Edwards /MD: 12 WDEF/Chattanooga, TN* PD/MD: John Anthony APO: Brenda Matthews APD: Bob London 3 ÿ AC CANADA HOT PLAYS OM /PD: Danny Howard ARTIST TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW .1- APD: Patti Sanders WTFM /Johnson City, TN* KEZN /Palm Springs, CA WYYY /Syracuse, NY* 5 W g MD: Robin Daniels PO /MD: Mark Baker PD /MD: Rick Shaw OM: Rich Lauber 3 13 HEDLEY FOR THE NIGHTS I CAN'T REMEMBER UNIVERSAL 806 +86 PD: Kathy Rowe o KCKUKansas City, MO* WMEZ/Pensacola, FL* Marne Mason WLIT/Chicago, IL* APD /MD: 1 17 ALICIA KEYS NO ONE MBK /J/SONY BMG 787 .7 OM /PD: Darren Davis OM: Mike Kennedy PD /MD: John Sykes o APD/MD: Eric Richeke PD: Ed Walker WRVF/Toledo, OH* 5 9 JORDIN SPARKS TATTOO 19 /JIVE/SONY BMG 754 +71 WSWT /Peoria, IL OM: Bill Michaels WRRM /Cincinnati, OH* KUDUKansas City, MO* OM /PD: Randy Rundle PD: Tom Cook 2 18 TIMBALAND FEAT. ONEREPUBLIC APOLOGIZE MOSLEY/BLACKGROUND/INTERSCOPE /UNIVERSAL 749 -16 Thom McGinty PD: TJ Holland OM /PD: MD: KC Palmer WBEB /Philadelphia, PA* 6 15 FERGIE CLUMSY WILL.IAM /A&M /INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 727 +45 APD: Ted Morro o WJXB /Knoxville, TN* PD: Chuck Knight KONA/Tri- Cities, WA 4 13 RIHANNA DONT STOP THE MUSIC SRP/DEFJAM/UNIVERSAL 726 +34 WDOK /Cleveland, OH* PD: Jeff Jarnigan OM /PD: Doug Daniels o KESZ/Phoenix, AZ* PD: Scott Miller FINGER ELEVEN I'LL KEEP YOUR MEMORY VAGUES WINO-UP 683 +23 KQIS/Lafayette, LA* PD: Kevin 8 17 MD: Ted Kowalski Gossett KMXZ/Tucson, AZ* o PD: "Fast Eddie" Nelson OM: Darla Thomas 9 14 AVRIL LAVIGNE HOT ARISTA/SONY BMG 650 +36 WTCB/Columbia, SC* MD: Ed "Big Tuna" Perkins WLTJ /Pittsburgh, PA* PD: Bobby Rich o PD Stevens OM /PD: Brent Johnson /MD: Ciuck APD /MD: Leslie Lois 10 13 NATASHA BEDINGFIELD FEAT. SEAN KINGSTON LOVE LIKE THIS PHONOGENIC/EPIC/SONY BMG 592 +2 KTDY /Lafayette, LA* o APD: Jennifer Jensen PD: C.J. Clements WSHH /Pittsburgh, PA* WHEN I'M GONE ATLANTIC/LAVA/WARNER 559 +60 KBEZ /Tulsa, OK* zii/ 14 11 SIMPLE PLAN 9 WGSY/Columbus, GA* APD: Debbie Ray PD /MD: Ron Antill PD: Dave Dallow 7 21 COLBIE CAILLAT BUBBLY UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC/UNIVERSAL 540 -126 PD: Alan Quin MD: Steve Wiley WHOM /Portland, ME* K001/Tyler, TX 15 9 MAROON 5 WON'T GO HOME WITHOU1 YOU A &M /OCTONE/INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 502 +74 WLNH /Concord (Lakes WFMK/Lansing, MI5 OM /PD: Tim Moore PD /MD: Rick Evans OM: Brent Alberts Region), NH CORDOVA BAY 485 -15 KKCW/Portland, OR* 17 13 26 STATE OF SHOCK MONEY HONEY 9 OM: Andy Mack PD /MD: Chris Reynolds WLZW /Utica, NY Tony OM /PD: Coles PD: Eric Miller SONY BMG PD: Molly King 14 P 19 BRIAN MELO ALL I EVER WANTED; 468 -62 KSNE/Las Vegas, NV* MD: Mark Richards WBYY /Portsmouth, NH +52 KKBA /Corpus Christi, TX* PD: Tom Chase 17 8 BUCKCHERRY SORRY ELEVEN SEVEN/UNIVERSAL 445 MD: John Berry OM /PD: Duncan Dewar 0 OM: Ed Ocanas WASH/Washington, DC* APO: Ian Home LINKIN PARK SHADOW OF THE DAY WARNER BROSJWARNER 429 +19 PD /MD: Bart Allison PD: Bill Hess 16 10 KBIG /Los Angeles, CA* MD: Pat McCrueden 0 APD: Norma Jean Morales ARISTAISONYBMG 397 -132 PD /MD: Dave "Chachi" Denes KRBB/Wichita, KS* 1' 12 21 SANTANA FEAT. CHAD KROEGER INTO THE NIGHT APD: Jason Griffin WSNE/Providence, RI* OM /PD: Lyman James WLQT/Dayton, OH* BIG MACHINE/UNIVERSAL +50 PD: Rick Everett 23 8 TAYLOR SWIFT TEARDROPS ON MY GUITAR 384 OM /PD: Jeff Stevens MD: Dave Wilson 0 KOST /Los Angeles, CA* APD /MD: David O'Leary APD /MD: Brian Michaels 13 18 15 BON JOVI LOST HIGHWAY MERCURYASLAND/UNIVERSAL 362 -31 PD /MD: Stella Schwartz WMGS/Wilkes Barre, PA* WWLI /Providence, RI* KOST/Denver, CO* PD: Stan Phillips 2J 19 25 DAUGHTRY OVER YOU RCA/SONY BMG 349 -34 WMGN/Madison, WI* OM /PD: Tony Bristol APD /MD: Steve Hamilton APD: Fran Pantuso PD: Pat O'Neill APD: Mike Rovin MD: Brian Hughes 20 12 GOOD CHARLOTTE I DONT WANNA BE IN LOVE (DANCE FLOOR ANTHEM) DAYLIGHT/EPIC/SONY BML 332 -39 WMGC /Detroit, MI* APD: Amy Ziebell WRAURaleigh, NC* THE LAST GOODNIGHT PICTURES OF YOU VIRGIN /EMI 292 -49 OM: Jim Harper MD: Amy Abbott WJBR/Wilmington, DE* 21 20 PD: Barry Fox PD: Lori Bennett OM /PD: Michael Waite 22 24 MAROON WAKE UP CALL A&MIOCTONEAJNIVERSAL 291 -48 WZIO/Manchester, NH* APD/MD: Jim Kelly MD: Catey Hill WNIC /Detroit, MI* OM/PD: Bob Bronson KNEV/Reno, NV* 32 8 LENNY KRAVITZ I'LL BE WAITING VIRGIN /EMI 280 +37 PD /MD: Theresa Lucas WSRS/Worcester, MA* WLRQ /Melbourne, FL* OM /PD: Nick Elliott PD /MD: Tom Holt 25 11 I NINE SEVEN DAYS OF LONELY 9 !/SONY BMG 280 -13 WOOF/Dothan, AL OM /PD: Ken Holiday KRNO /Reno, NV* PD /MD: Leigh Simpson APD /MD: Michael W. Lowe WARM/York, PA* 35 6 ELISE ESTRADA UNLOVE YOU ROCKSTAR 279 +49 PD /MD: Dan Fritz PD: Dave Russell KTSM/EI Paso, TX* WRVR/Memphis, TN* MD: Melanie Gardner 31 5 ONEREPUBUC STOP AND STARE MOSLEYIINTERSCOPEAJNIVERSAL 273 +24 PD /MD: Bill Tole OM /PD: Jerry Dean JULLY BLACK SEVEN DAY FOOL UNIVERSAL 272 -24 APD: Sam Cassiano MD: Scott Miller 24 25 9 0 33 3 FABER DRIVE WHEN I'M WITH YOU UNIVERSALREPUBLICNNIVERSAL 271 : +36 3 27 18 RIHANNA FEAT. NE -1/0 HATETHATI LOVE YOU SRP/DEFJAM/UNIVERSAL 271 -5 `Monitored Reporters FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 27, 2008 } indicates CanCon

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of your presenters says they are on Facebook, how strong his or her social network will become, although friend control must be organized ?" he asks. "The Internet is a very strong tool for us."

The Listener's POV 'Too often How to convert Pls into 'brand ambassadors' Cassidy elaborates on radio's need to treat its rela- we take tionship with listeners like a romance, pointing listeners for out that, like all good relationships, "it requires granted and two -way communication." He notes that many Love Thy Target assume if broadcasters and researchers do a fine job learn- they are, by ing the fundamentals of what is important to lis- definition, teners and which station is associated most with Pis, they are specific qualities. However, he believes there are satisfied potential shortcomings in not following through with our to truly measure the satisfaction of the listener brand..' with the relationship. -Kevin Cassidy "Too often we take listeners for granted and assume if they are, by Carol Archer definition, Pis, they are [email protected] satisfied with our brand. This is analogous to of all P1 listeners qualify as brand ambassadors, because, to par- assuming that by virtue aphrase Albert Einstein, everything is relative -and that of the fact that someone nincludes steadfast devotion. The Harley- Davidson brand, for is married, they are liv- example, engenders such passionate loyalty that customers are ing a relationship of bliss," he says. said to willingly pay premium prices, as much as 50% over One way to en- other motorcycle models. More to the point, however, they hance the emotional account for annual revenue of $1 billion from the sale of bikes -plus an addi- relationship between tional $250 million in Harley merchandise. station and listener is to utilize focus groups, On the other hand, while 85% of car owners devotion and fidelity. which Cassidy des- claim to be "satisfied" with their brands, retention First: Do you love your target? Zniber explains cribes as a form of rates fall under 40 %; that is, when it's time for new that, in his radio experience, all PDs seem to open communication wheels, the majority of "satisfied" customers know (only) two things about their audience: the that can be "a powerful switch to different makes. demo or demos they comprise and the music mechanism for learn- In the radio world, Strategic Radio Solutions style intended to attract them. He is convinced, ing a listener's per- president Kevin Cassidy says that his firm's stud- however, that engaging listeners' hearts and spective. Because a lis- ies of more than 30,000 European radio listeners minds requires far more, because "if it's just a busi- tener is not given a choice of answers in a focus in the last year demonstrates that likewise, not all ness to you and you don't love them, they won't 'To develop a group, they are able to speak openly about their Pls are created equal: Some 30% are fickle and love you in return" relationship relationship with the radio stations they listen without hesitation switch to other, more alluring with the to," he adds. Strategic Radio Solutions' recom- "favorite" stations. listener, mendation is to look deeper at satisfaction in the Why do people become attached to radio Need To Know we need to relationship and ways to make the relationship brands? What can radio do to deepen its connec- Zniber believes that programmers need to know know how stronger via broad market research. tion with listeners? At the EuroNAB last Nov- more about listeners and to discover processes to to make our "It is not always comfortable to hear how lis- ember in Barcelona, Cassidy moderated an SRO cull information from them -the right process- brands more teners perceive their relationship with stations; session that explored these issues. Panelists ing environment and right questionnaires for attractive however, in these situations, ignorance is not bliss. included radio group programmers from three of auditorium and Internet tests, every three or four than the Competing stations, as well as other media choic- Europe's largest broadcast companies, including months -so a station delivers the right content other es, are continually attempting to seduce the media LagardereVP of programming Sam Zniber, who on -air and online. options.' consumer," he continues. Cassidy likens the oversees successful outlets in Germany, the for- He says, "You must superserve the process in -Kevin Cassidy dynamic to courtship: "To develop a relationship, mer Czech Republic, Russia, Slovakia, Romania, order to constantly update your relationship with we need to know how to make our brands more Hungary and Poland. Zniber, who has also put in the listener." In addition, he urges programmers attractive than the other options. For some listen- time at Clear Channel Radio, insists that a station to push back on demands that they attend ers, the attractiveness might come from music. successfully converts core fans to evangelists when numerous meetings with other departments and More often than not, it will have to be more than its programmer loves the listener, just as one complete mountains of paperwork -focusing music -either sense of humor, shared lifestyle "loves a lover." instead on forging a deeper bond with the audi- interests, information, local services, personalities "With your lover, you want to know every- ence. While this point is well- taken, it is an or something else that attracts the listener to your thing about him or her -the books and unlikely scenario among U.S. PDs, much less their brand over the other options." movies they like, their favorite restaurants, superiors, considering the extent to which pro- With the currency of radio success changing, everything-so you can share those things. It's grammers' responsibilities have expanded in brand ambassadors are more important to the the same in your relationship with listeners," recent years. medium than ever, Cassidy says. "They are heavy Zniber says. He also suggests that programmers Finally, are on -air personalities on a social net- users who are not only highly satisfied, they have ask themselves several questions about love, work on the Internet? "Can you imagine if one a deeper relationship with the station." RER

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ß.77IST ARTIST ARTIST EUGE GROOVE T TIE / LABEL AUD / GAIN TITLE / LABEL AUD / GAIN TITLE / LABEL AUD / GAIN ADDED AT... Mr. Groove (Narada Jazz/BLG) NILS 74/21 KELLY SWEET 72/4 U -NAM 57/9 WJZZ 7.NOZZ WQCD IL KKSF +11, WSJT +5, KRVR +4, KOAS +3, C-eamid Dream On Keep The Faith KHJZ +3, SUC +2, KJCD +2, KWJZ +2, WVMV +1 GA (Eáa/TS!) (Razor & Tie) (Trippin Rhythm) Atlanta, TCTAL STATIONS: 8 TOTAL STATIONS: 10 TOTAL STATIONS: 12 OM: Steve Hegwood ERIC MARIENTHAL PD/MD: Dave Kosh Blue Water (Peak/CMG) PICK EFAUN & RICHARD MICHAEL MCDONALD 65/13 JOHN LEGEND 40/13 Jessy J, Tequila Moon, 12 KKSF +6, JSJ +5, WJZZ +4, WJ2W +4, WNUA +4, E_LIOÌ 74/15 (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher Each Day Gets Better Brian Hughes, While The World Slowly Turns, 10 KBZN +4, WSMJ +4, WLOQ 3, WSJT+3, WLVE +3 E etter Tires And Higher (G.O.O. D. /Columbia/SUM) Chuck Loeb, Window Of The Soul, 9 G: Riizer. (Universal Motown) TOTAL STATIONS: 5 Rick Braun & Richard Elliot, Better Times, 9 FOR WEE-C ENDING JANUARY 27, 2008 TCTAL STATIONS: 8 TOTAL STATIONS: 6 Walter Beasley, Why Not You, 9 LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: 3C smooth jazz stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hers a day, 7 days a week. Indicator chart comprised of 16 reporters. www.RadioandRecords.com 30 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

SMOOTH JAZZ REPORTERS WJ!Z/Atlhnta, GA* WDSJ /Da on, OH* WQTQ/Hartford, CT KUAP/Little Rock, AR WVAS /Montgomery, AL KYOT/Phoenix, RZ* KJZY /Santa Rosa, CA* XM Watercolors/Satellite* OM Steve -e wood OM/PD: Jeff Stevens PD /MD: Stewart Stone PD /MD: Michael NellJms DM: Candy Capel PD: Smokey Rivers PD: Gordon Zlot PD: Shirlitta Colon PDMD: Dave Kosh MD: Jay Holcey APD /MD: Angie Halda APD /MD: Rob Singleton MD: Lynette White KJCD/Denver, CO* KHJZ/Houston, TX* KSBR/Los Angeles, CA WEAA/Baltimore, MD PD /MD: Michael Fischer PD: Maxine Todd OM /PD: Terry Wedel WQCD /New York, NY* KJZS /Reno, NV* DMX Jazz Vocal Blend /Satellite KWJZ/Seattle, WA* PD :Sandi Mallory APD /MD: Greg Morgan MD: Vienna Yip JD: Blake Lawrence OM: Mark Keefe PD /MD: Rochelle Matthews PD: Carol Handley APD/MD: LAarcellus "Bassmal' WVMV /Detroit, MI* MD: Carolyn Bednarski PD /MD:Jay Davis MD: Dianna Rose She and OM /PD: Tom Sleeker KPVU /Houston, TX KTWV/Los Angeles, CA* DMX Smooth Jazz/Satellite MD: Sandy Kovach PD: Wayne Turner PD: Paul Goldstein WHOV /Norfolk, VA KSSJ/Sacramento, CA* PD /MD: Rochelle Matthews KCOZ/Springfield, MO WSMJ /BkItimore, MD* APD /MD: Blake Florence 'D: Kevin "The Moose' Anderson PD /MD: Lee Hanse T OM: Jae Jones PD VD: Lcr Lewis WZJZ/Ft. Myers, FL WJSJ/Jacksonville, FL* Jones Radio PD /MD: Jarrett Grogan OM: Louis Kaplan OM/P0: Joel Widdows WGRV /Melbourne, FL WLOQ /Orlando, FL* KBZN/Salt Lake City, Ur* Networks /Satellite* WVISLI/Birmingham, AL APD /MD: Randi Bachman PD /MD: Randy Bennett DD: Paul Lavoie OM /PD: Dan Jesse OM /PD: Steve Hibbard WSJT/Tampa, FL* 0M'PD: A idy Parrish KJLU/Jefferson City, MO APD: Jan Julian APO: Brian Morgan APD /MD: Laurie Cobb PD: Ross Block WSBZ/Ft. Walton Beach, FL OM: Mike Downey MD: Patricia James KIFM/San Diego, CA* MD: Kathy Curtis Wr.LA/Ciicago, IL* PD: Mark Carter PD/MD: Dan Turner WLVE/Miami, FL* PD: Mike Vasquez Music Choice Smooth OM'PD: Darren Davis MD: Mark Edwards APD: LaVaughn Wilson OM /PD: Rich McMillan WJJZ /Philadelphia, PA* APD: J. Wiedenheiner Jazz/Satellite WJZW/Washington, DC* ME RickC'Dell DD: Michael Tozzi MD: Kel y Cole APD: Will Kinnally PD: Steve Allan WSJW /Harrisburg, PA* KOAS/Las Vegas, NV* KRVR /Modesto, CA* YID: Frank Childs WIAWV /Ceveland, OH* PD /MD: Paul Scott PD: Samantha Pascual OM /MD: Doug Wulff KKSF/San Francisco, Ce* Sirius Jazz Cafe/Satellite* OVPD: Bernie Kimble MD: Lynn Briggs PD: James Bryan PD /MD: Ken Jones PD: Shirley Maldonado MD: Michael Shobe

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portunities, he decided the prospect of working at Wachovia actually excited him. After going through a training and licensing period, today Dukes is a financial adviser, and he kept his promise to himself and his family and remains in Chicago.

Programmer- turned -financial- adviser Tim Dukes applies skill sets Life After Radio 'Think about Dukes says he misses radio and to this day stays learned in radio to business world what you're up to date. "I truthfully don't feel like an ex -radio good at, guy, I still feel like a DJ at heart. I'm probably think about more plugged in than I anticipated." Switching Career Gears what you As for whether he thinks he might one day enjoy. Don't return to radio, Dukes says he doesn't have any sell yourself plans to do so, but also says you never say never. short on "I thoroughly enjoy my new business and the your ability associates that I am partnered with and depend to be a good on daily. I've achieved some early success that has business- been gratifying and encouraging. I was incredi- person.' bly blessed to step out of one rewarding and ful- Mike Boyle -Tim Dukes filling career after over 20 years and find some- [email protected] thing in a completely different industry that ike many broadcasters, Tim Dukes got into radio because doesn't have many he was inspired by a personality he grew up idolizing. In parallels to radio." this case it was Gary Burbank, who Dukes listened to on And for those read- his hometown station, WHAS /Louisville, and who ing this who may be wrestling with the recently wrapped up a 43 -year career on Clear Channel same career demons news /talk WLW /Cincinnati. Dukes' career started in Dukes faced just a year as 1986 an intern at CHR /top 40 WYHY /Nashville. Along the way he ago, he offers this ad- did evenings and afternoons at CHR /top 40 WFLZ (the Power Pig)/ vice: "Think about Tampa, programmed rock WEBN /Cincinnati and was OM at alternative what you're good at, XTRA (91X), CHR /top 40 KHTS and rock KIOZ /San Diego. He even- think about what you tually served as director of FM programming for Clear Channel's six sta- enjoy. Don't sell your- tions there, then programmed rock WKLS /Atlanta before adding OM self short on your abil- duties for all of the company's FMs in the ATL. ity to be a good busi- nessperson-someone Dukes' final programming stop -although he When Dukes left the Loop he knew his job that is levelheaded and didn't know it at the time --started in 2005 when search would include looking at opportunities not emotional when it he took over as PD of Emmis classic rock WLUP inside and outside of radio in Chicago. As fate comes to commerce. (the Loop) /Chicago. But that lasted only until would have it, a friend in town called him the day Take the time to February 2007 when he exited in a programming after he left the station and told him that if he sharpen those skills now." consolidation at the company's Chicago cluster. wanted to work in his industry to let him know. Industry friends wishing Dukes says skill sets honed from working as That industry was the financial world and to get back in touch a programmer can also be applied in a new working for Wachovia Securities. with Tim Dukes can career in a completely different business. "I've Now What? Dukes initially wasn't confident that this was a contact him at 312- found that dealing with a lot of people that Dukes says that when Emmis regional VP /mar- direction he had the wherewithal to go in, but 630 -7288. come from different backgrounds in my new ket manager Mary Nyren gave him the news, he says that his friend told him," The thing we can't world is a lot like dealing with an airstaff in immediately began to think about what options teach is how to talk to people and you know how radio. So, if you have developed and refined might allow him and his family to continue their to talk to people. I'm certain you'll be successful those skills in radio, there is a good chance you love affair with Chicago, which he says they enjoy in my business based on what I already know will easily take those people skills with you in more than any other place they have called home. about you.' a career outside of radio." "As Mary Nyren was letting me go, with tears "My introduction to the financial world was He adds, "The most common question I get in his eyes," Dukes recalls, "I don't think I heard as a client of another firm before my interview is, `How did you get the guts to do something much of what he said, simply because I was with Wachovia Securities," Dukes says. "I appre- else ?' I wish I had some great answer for that, already telling myself in my head, `You're not ciated the support I got from my financial advis- but in reality it took less guts to do this than it leaving Chicago.' Not only because my family is er over the years, but I never once thought it would have taken me to move to another radio comfortable here and I didn't want my daughter would prepare me for a second career. And quite market and do a job that I could do with my to be the new kid in class again after only two honestly, I never thought I'd ever have a second eyes closed. This was the easy decision for me years, but honestly I just felt that if this could hap- career. I was a radio programmer. Why would I because I didn't want to move." pen with Emmis-one of the most desirable ever need a second career ?" The final piece of advice Dukes offers any- companies from an employee point of view-and Dukes didn't take his friend up on his offer one transitioning from radio to a new career is as revenues and listening levels continue to right away and continued to shake the bushes for more practical than philosophical: "Be prepared decline, I did not want to take a chance on that another job. However, in April 2007, after much to upgrade your wardrobe. Most likely you'll industry volatility and go to a new market and soul -searching about what he was good at and learn a whole new meaning to the words 'casu-

expect that I would have a different result." what he liked, and after investigating other op- al Friday.' " Reg Q

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I1 NIELSEN BDS Lt1 HITPREDICTOR NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS STATUS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK TILE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN SE ETHER NO.1(6 WKS) BUCKCHERRV 275/41 VAMPIRE WEEKEND 152/84 1 22 yr 1937 -19 7891 2 FAKE IT WIND -UP So-ry A-Punk FOO FIGHTERS (Eleven Seven /Atlantic/Lava) (XUBeggars Group) 14 1781 +93 6.793 4 LONG ROAD TO RUIN ROSWELL /RCA /RMG TOTAL SATIONSs 13 TOTAL STATIONS: 25

LINKIN PARK Il Q 17 1771 -37 7.468 3 THE SPILL CANVAS 203/11 MUSE 139/31 SHADOW OF THE DAY WARNER 3ROS. All Over `Sou Map Of The Problematique FOO FIGHTERS Il LIT (One Elevw/Sire/Reprise) (Warner Bros.) 4 26 134C -171 8.282 1 THE PRETENDER ROSWELURCA /RMG TOTAL MOTION& 15 TOTAL STATIONS: 14 PARAMORE 11 126E +139 4.213 11 ARMOF FOR SLEEP 199/35 HOT HOT HEAT 136/4 /ATLANTIC'LAVA CRUSHCRUSHCRUSH FUELED BY RAMEN ARTIST rEN/ Hold The Door Harmonicas & Tambourines SERJ TANKIAN TITLE / LABEL STATIONS (Sire/Warner Bros ) (Sire /Reprise) 6 20 1262 -71 5.303 7 EMPTY WALLS SERJICAL STRIKE/REPRISE PANIC! AT THE DISCO 14 TOTAL STATIONS 22 TOTAL STATIONS: 12 AVENGED SEVENFOLD Nine In The Afternoon 17 1215 +70 3.922 13 THEOR`r OF A DEADMAN 188/120 AGAINST ME! 126/51 ALMOST EASY HOPELESS/WARNER BROS (Decaydance/Fueled By Ramen/Atlantic/Lav) So Happy Stop CIMX, KCXX, KFMA, KJEE, KNOD, KRBZ, CHEVELLE (Sire /Reprise) 8 28 1J 1164 -131 4.263 10 KROX, KXRK, WBRU, WETZ, WEQX, (604 /Roar runner) I GET EPII IT WLUM, WROX, XETRA TOTAL STATIONS 21 TOTAL STATIONS: 26 FINGER ELEVEN Its ÿ7 q 50 1141 +116 6.732 5 FLYLEAF 125/17 PARALYZER WIND -UP ASHES DIVIDE 11 MGMT 188/56 The Stone Time To Pretend Breathe Today RISE AGAINST 1J 31 1116 +88 5.731 6 (Island/IDJMG) (Red InWólumbia) (A &M /Octone/Interscope) THE GOOD LEFT UNDONE GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE KQXR, KROX, KRZQ, KUCD, WCYY, WFXI, TOTAL STATIONS 27 TOTAL STATIONS: 16 THE BRAVERY WJRR, WPBZ, WRWK, WTZR, WZJO 17 1084 +89 3.379 14 BELIEVE ISLAND /DJM6 HOT TUBS RADIOHEAD FOXBORO Il 14 1001 +111 4.628 9 Mother Mary o BODYSNATCHERS TBD/ATO (Jingle Town) THREE DAYS GRACE I1 KCXX, KFTE, KRBZ, KTBZ, KXTE, WCYY, 13 36 * 941 -23 4.082 12 NEVER TOO LATE JIVE/ZOMBA WDYL WEND, WKRK, WRWK, XM Ethel LINKIN PARK Il )¡ 16 33 824 4.771 8 ATREYU 0 BLEED IT OUT WARNER BROS. Falling Down PUDDLE OF MUDD (Hollywood) 18 13 813 +83 2.615 17 PSYCHO FLAWLESS/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE KHBZ, KJEE, KRAD. KROQ, KTBZ, KWOC ATREYU WARQ, WFXH, WORD, WJRR 16 15 24 808 -83 1.961 22 HOLLYWOOD BECOMING THE BULL AGAINST MEI 7 JACK JOHNSON n 8 791 +46 2.784 16 Stop IF I HAD EYES BRUSHFIRE/UNIVERSAL REPJBLIC (Sire /Reprise) SILVERSUN PICKUPS KFMA, KPNT, KRZQ, Sirius Alt Nation, 18 13 27 770 -139 2.126 20 WBCN, WBRU, WKQX WELL THOUGHT OUT TWINKLES DANCERBIRD JIMMY EAT WORLD AIRPOWER Q 5 22 7 735 +100 2.448 18 RISE AGAINST ALWAYS BE TINY EVIUINTERECOPE The Good Left Undone THE KILLERS (Geffen/Interscope) 648 -22 2.150 19 SSA DOWPLAY ISLAND /IDJMG KRBZ, WJRR, WLRS, WTZR, WZJO MOST ® FOXBORO HOT TUBS MOST INCREASED PLAYS THEORY OF S 30 2 631 +257 3.174 15 A DEADMAN INCREASED MOTHER MARY JINrAETOWN So Happy EDDIE VEDDER (604 /Roadrunner) PLAYS 72 631 -53 2.023 21 HARD SUN MONKEY WRENCH /J/RMG KHBZ, KQXR, WEND, WJRR, WPBZ INCREASE IN SHINY TOY GUNS 561 +51 1.173 32 JIMMY EAT WORLD 4 PLAYS RAINY MONDAY UNIVERSAL MOTOWN Always Be SICK PUPPIES (Tiny Evil /Interscope) 516 +53 1.130 33 MY WORLD RMRMRCiN WDYL, WTZR, WZJO, WZNE +257 FOXBORO HOT TUBS ASHES DIVIDE Mother Mary (Jingle Town) 443 +203 1.115 35 BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE 4 +27, THE STONE ISLAND/I]JMC WEND XETH +2Z, YAWL +18, WROX +18, WWCD +18, Scream Aim Fire KROX 47, WCYY +T7, WKRK +14, WRWK +14, WBTZ +11 COHEED CAMBRIA (Jive/Zomba) AND 426 -182 0.968 37 THE RUNNING FREE COLUMBIA KMYZ, WCYY, WTZR, WZJO ASHES DIVIDE THREE DAYS GRACE +203 419 +44 1.251 29 SERJ TANKIAN 4 The Stone (Island /IDJMG) RIOT JIVE2OMBA Sky Is Over SIAN +20, WRWK +18, KMYZ +19 WBTZ +13, KNXX 92, BREAKING BENJAMIN (Serjical Strike /Reprise) WPBZ +12, KQRA +9, KRBZ +9, KUCD *8, WJBX +8 Q 412 0 1.122 34 UNTIL THE END HOLLYWOOD KNDD, KRZQ, WKRK, WZNE ROGUE WAVE ATREYU 393 46 0.951 39 +177 LAKE MICHIGAN BRUSHFIRE/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC Falling Down (Hollywood) THE WHITE STRIPES KRZQ +17, WXNR +15, XETH +15, KROQ +14, KPNT +R, 379 +48 0.962 38 KHBZ +R, KNXX +10, )(WOO +9, KRAK +8, WJRR +8 CONQUEST THIRD MAN/WARNER BROS. BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE 357 +46 0.574 - PARAMORE SCREAM AIM FIRE JIVE/ZOMBA +139 crushcrushcrush (Fueled By Ramen/Atlant!c/Lava) KID ROCK WXDX+T3, W210 +12, WXNR+12, KRAB+R, WT7_R+9, 343 -41 0.725 - AMEN TOP DOG/ATLANTIC WPBZ+B, WRWK +8, KJEE+7, K00( +7, WDYL+6 SPOON 325 +26 1.294 28 DON'T YOU EVAN MERGE +120 THEORY OF A DEADMAN HURT So Happy (604/Roadrunner) 312 +8 0.714 - TEN TON BRICK CAPITOL KHBZ+16, WRWK+15, WW2 +14, KPNT+T2, WJRR+T2, WPBZ+11, WMFS+10, CIMX+$ WARQ+6, WKRK+5 KORN 306 +20 0.620 HOLD ON V REIN ADDED AT... SERJ TANKIAN 298 +89 1.554 25 WBRU SKY IS OVER SERJICAL STRIKE/REPRIdrSE Providence, RI ATREYU 289 +177 1.245 30 PD: Chris Novello FALLING DOWN HOLLYWOOD MD: Nick Castillo BAND OF HORSES 285 0.910 40 Against Me!, Stop, 13 IS THERE A GHOST SUB POP Mgmt, Time To Pretend,6 SILVERCHAIR F61 WEER ENDING JANUARY 27, 2008 283 -3 0.642 Panic! At The Disco, Nine In The Afternoor. 0 THE GREATEST VIEW ELEVEN:/ATLANTIC/LAVA LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GOrTO: 6S alternaive and 26 Canada rock stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast SIXX: A.M. 276 +13 0.782 Daza Systems 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. ID 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. ELEVEN SEVEN www.RadioandRecords.com LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL Al rights reserved.

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Il NIELSEN BDS NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN 73 SEETHER NO. 1(13 WKS) PAPA 210/1 1 653 -52 6.105 1 ROACH BUCKCHERRY 127/0 FAKE IT WIND -UP Reckless Sorry AVENGED SEVENFOLD (EI Tonal /Geffen/Interscope) (Eleven Seven /Atlantic/Lava) '635 -22 5.274 4 ALMOST EASY HOPELESS/WARNER BROS. TOTAL STATIONS: 21 TOTAL STATIONS: PUDDLE OF MUDD 1611 +29 5.723 3 VELVET REVOLVER 164/27 EVANS BLUE 120/8 PSYCHO FLAWLESS/GEFFEWINTERSCOPE Get Out The Door Shine Your Cadillac SIXX: A.M. (RCA/RMG) (Hollywood) -423 -82 5.834 2 LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL ELEVEN SEVEN TOTAL STATIONS: 23 TOTAL STATIONS: 31 F043 FIGHTERS "285 4.401 5 12 STONES ABEL 112/53 LONG ROAD TO RUIN ROSWELLIRCAIRMG 88/62 SAVING ARTIST NEW Anthem For The Underdog Addicted NURT TITLE / LABEL STATIONS 1144 2.908 10 (Wind -up) (Virgin) TEN TON BRICK CAPITOL THEORY OF A DEADMAN 14 TOTAL STATIONS: 19 TOTAL STATIONS: 19 ANOTHER ANIMAL "038 2.976 8 So Happy BROKEN AGAIN UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC (604/Roadrunner) DRAGONFORCE 144/54 CINDER ROAD 102/29 Through The Fire And Flames Should've Known Better KORN KDOT, KILT, KOMP, WBUZ, WBZX, WCCC, 18 1019 2.868 11 WCPR, WRAT, WRUF, WRZK, WXTB, (Sanctuary/Roadrunner) (Caroline) HOLD ON VIRGIN WXZZ, WYBB, WZMR TOTAL STATIONS: 25 TOTAL STATIONS: 14 ATREYU 28 1016 2.769 12 BECOMING THE BULL HOLLYWOOD ATREYU 12 SOILWORK 138/8 DEAF PEDESTRIANS 101/32 SER) TANKIAN Falling Down Exile Hail To The Geek 20' 991 -206 2.580 13 (Hollywood) (Nuclear Blast /Caroline) (Dotpointperiod/Capitol) EMPTY WALLS SERJICAL STRIKE/REPRISE KUPD, KZRQ, WCCC, WCHZ, WJJO, WKLQ, TOTAL STATIONS: 18 TOTAL STATIONS: 27 BREAKING BENJAMIN 16 988 +100 3.169 6 WKQZ, WRIF, WRUF, WRZK, WTFX, WWBN UNTIL THE END HOLLYWOOD ASHES DIVIDE 10 LINKIN PARK 11 15 933 +34 2.962 9 The Stone SHADOW OF THE DAY WARNER BROS. (Island /IOJMG) FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH 28 876 -31 2.177 16 KDOT, KICT, KRZR, KZBD, WCCC, WCHZ, THE BLEEDING FIRM WLZX, WTKX, WWIZ, WWWX KILLSWITCH ENGAGE 21 806 -53 2.350 15 9 HOLY DIVER ROADRUNNER SER) TANKIAN Sky Is Over FOO FIGHTERS Il 26 745 -121 3.109 7 (Serjical Strike /Reprise) THE PRETENDER ROSWELL/RCA/RMG KDOT, KHTQ, KOMP, WBZX, WCCC, WIIL, KID ROCK WJJO, WKLQ, WKQZ 11 727 -74 1.839 17 AMEN TOP DOG/ATLANTIC CHEVELLE 8 RED 8 677 +13 1.592 19 The Fad LET GO ESSENTIAL/RED (Epic) GODSMACK KFRQ, KTEG, KUPD, WCCC, WQXA, WRXR, 17 619 -152 2.579 14 GOOD TIMES BAOTIMES UNIVERSAL REPUBUC WWIZ, WXZZ OZZY OSBOURNE 10 593 -26 1.819 18 SAVING ABEL BLACK RAIN EPIC Addicted MUDVAYNE (Virgin) 575 -71 1.117 22 DULL BOY EPIC KHTB, KHTQ, KZRQ, WCPR, WJJO, WRXW, WYBB MOST OPERATOR 559 +4 1.457 20 NOTHING TO LOSE ATLANTIC VELVET REVOLVER 6 INCREASED BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE Get Out The Door PLAYS 554 *36 0.935 27 SCREAM AIM FIRE JIVE/ZOMBA (RCA/RMG) KXFX, KZBD, WKQZ, WRIF, WRIT, WRXW ENDEVERAFTER 447 +5 0.760 31 I WANNA BE YOUR MAN RAZOR & TIE BLACK TIDE 6 ASHES DIVIDE Shockwave 434 * 175 1.055 24 THE STONE ISLAND /IDJMC (Interscope) THEORY OF A DEADMAN KILO, KXFX, KZRQ, WEDG, WIIL, WXQR +239 THEORY OF A DEADMAN MOST INCREASED PLAYS/MOST ADDED So Happy (604/Roadrunner) 425 +239 1.353 21 SO HAPPY 604 /ROADRUNNER KXXR+22, WXTB+T/, KZRQ+15, KQRC+14, WKQZ +13, 12 STONES 5 WBYR 13, WRIF+12, .10, WXQR 10, WQXA+9 AIRBOURNE Anthem For The Underdog WCHZ 413 +15 1.058 23 TOO MUCH, TOO YOUNG, TOO FAST ROADRUNNER (Wind -up) ASHES DIVIDE ALTER BRIDGE WCHZ, WRIF, WRUF, WRZK, XM Squiu +175 399 +92 0.950 26 WATCH OVER YOU UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC The Stone (Island /IOJMG) APOCALYPTICA FEAT. W WBN +13, KZRQ +13, KATE +12, W( .12, KRZR +10, CHEVELLE COREY TAYLOR 5 +8, 392 +105 0.789 30 WMMR +10, WWIZ +9, KFE N WBUZ +7, KRXQ +7 THE FAD EPIC I'm Not Jesus NONPOINT (Jive/Zomba) F00 FIGHTERS 375 +7 0.595 34 KILO, KISW, KUPD, WQXA, XM Squia +161 MARCH OF WAR BIELER BROS. Long Road To Ruin (Roswell /RCA/RMG) EGYPT CENTRAL WVVBN +15, KLAQ +I5, KXFX +g, W YBB +I4, WXZZ 11, 372 +58 0.833 29 WCCC YOU MAKE ME SICK FAT LADY /ILG WKQZ +9, KXXR +8, WWWX +7, +7, Wfyy+6 BLOODSIMPLE 351 +62 0.469 38 OUT TO GET YOU REPRISE +151 ATREYU Falling Down (Hollywood) THREE DAYS GRACE 348 +33 1.024 25 WZOR +20, KHTQ +15, WCPR +15, SE/C +14, KILO +12, RIOT JIVE/ZOMBA KRXQ+9, WYBEI +8, KXXR .5, KZBD +4, KOMP .4 FLYLEAF 339 +92 0.676 32 BREATHE TODAY A&M /OCTONE/INTERSCOPE +105 CHEVELLE DROWNING POOL The Fad (Epic) 310 +15 0.474 37 ENEMY ELEVEN SEVEN WCHZ 11, WTFX +10, KOMW +9, WRXR+9, WINIZ +8, LENNY KRAVITZ WWBN+7, WRXW +7, WR1JF+7, WXZZ+7, KLAQ+6 304 -37 0.887 28 BRING IT ON VIRGIN ADDED AT... COURSE OF NATURE 289 +9 0.543 35 KUPD ANGER CAGE SILENT MAJORITY /ILG 4.fp Phoenix, AZ NEUROSONIC 250 -80 0.392 SO MANY PEOPLE BODOC PD /MD: Larry McFeelie HELLYEAH Apocalyptica FeaL Corey Taylor, Pm Not Jews, 0 246 +37 0.410 40 Falling Down, 0 THANK YOU EPIC Atreyu, Chevelle, The Fad, 0 STONE SOUR 222 -58 0.505 36 ZZYZX RD. ROADRUNNER FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 27, 2008 FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: ATREYU LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. 219 +151 0.405 63 active rock stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 FALLING DOWN HOLLYWOOD www.RadioandRecords.com hours a day, 7 days a week. G 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved. clear. consistent. quality. All hooks are not created equal.

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Il NIELSEN BDS NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE AFTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK TILE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN

SEETHER NO. 1 (11 WKS) THREE DAYS GRACE 48/16 ALTER BRIDGE 30/3 1 22 424 -38 1.474 1 FAKE IT WRrD-UP Riot Watch Over You SIXX: A.M. (Ji-e/Zom na) (Universal Republic) ;30 388 -16 1.155 2 LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL ELEVEN SEVE N TOTAL S74TIONS 8 TOTAL STATIONS: 7 LINKIN PARK 11 307 +29 1.123 3 SANTANA FEATURING SIXX: A.M. 28/2 SHADOW OF THE DAY WARNER BROS. CHADI.ROECER 46/7 Accidents Can Happen KID ROCK Into The Might (Eleven Seven) 12 294 0.803 4 AMEN TOP DOG/ATLANTIC (A,ista /RMG) TOTAL STATIONS: 4 TOTAL STATIONS 3 ALTER BRIDGE 24 269 -37 0.626 9 32 LEAVES 24/15 RISE TODAY UNIVERSAL REPJBLIC MUDVAYNE 43/4 All Is Numb PUDDLE OF MUDD MOST INCREASED PLAYS DWI Boy (Double Blind /Universal Republic) 14 258 .58 0.800 5 PSYCHO FLUWLESS/GEFFEWINTERSCOPE THE BLACK CROWES 4 (Eric) TOTAL STATIONS: TOTAL STATIONS FINGER ELEVEN 113 Goodbye Daughters Of The Revolution 246 +25 0707 7 PARALYZER WIND-UP (Silver Arrow) Il KTUX, WKLC, WXMM, WZZO THREE DAYS GRACE 229 -34 0.664 8 NEVER TOO LATE JIVE/ZOMBA THEORY OF A DEADMAN FOO FIGHTERS 11 So Happy 216 -13 0.772 THE PRETENDER ROSWEWRCA/RMG (604 /Roadrunner) FOO FIGHTERS KAZR, KMOD 208 +28 0.577 10 LONG ROAD RUIN ROSWELURCA /RMG TO ASHES DIVIDE 2 OZZY OSBOURNE 157 +9 0.395 16 The Stone BLACK RAIN [PI( (Island/IDJMG) HELLYEAH KBER, KMOD 152 -3 0.504 12 ALCOHAULIN ASS LPIL BLACK TIDE 2 THE BLACK CROWES MOST ADDE D Shockwave 149 +42 0515 11 GOODBYE DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION SILVER ARROW (Interscope) GODSMACK KBER, KIOC 149 0 0365 19 GOOD TIMES BAD TIMES UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC ALTER BRIDGE 1 AVENGED SEVENFOLD AIRPOWER 145 +16 0.285 20 Rise Today ALMOST EASY HOPELESS/WARNER BROS. (Universal Republic) LENNY KRAVITZ WEBN 16 137 -2 0.366 18 BRING IT ON VIRGIN EINKIN PARK 1 DAUGHTRY 135 -39 0.451 13 Shadow Of The Day RCA/RMG CRASHED (Warner Bros.) SERJ TANKIAN KIOC 20 119 +3 0.404 15 e EMPTY WALLS SERJICAL STRIKE/REPRISE ENDEVERAFTER BUCKCHERRY AIRPOWER 19 22 5 97 +19 0.411 14 I Warma Be Your Man SORRY ELEVEN SEVEWATLANTIGLAVA (Razor & Tie) AIRBOURNE KIOC 97 +10 0.174 27 TOO MUCH, TOO YOUNG, TOO FAST ROADRUNNER ALTER BRIDGE MOST B REAKING BENJAMIN 85 +16 0.209 24 Watch Over You UNTIL THE END HOLLYWOOD INCREASED (Universal Republic) PLAYS ANOTHER ANIMAL 85 -22 0.201 25 WDHA BROKEN AGAIN UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC SIXX: A.M. B RAD DELP & BARRY GOUDREAU 82 +1 0.258 21 Accidents Can Happen ROCKIN' AWAY A ZOF F (Eleven Seven) THEORY OF A DEADMAN WDHA 71 *49 0.209 23 SO HAPPY 604/ROADRUNNER PUDDLE OF MUDD Psycho (Flawless/Geffen/Interscope) EDDIE VEDDER 64 +2 0.223 22 HARD SUN MONKEYWRENCH /ARK YNJOR+22, KM00 T/, KLAO+4, WKLC+4, KBER+3, ADDED AT... WXMM+3, WXFX +3, WONE+2, WGIR +2, KAZR +1 ATREYU 64 -2 0.087 BECOMING THE BULL HOLLYWOOD KTUX 99 THEORY OF A DEADMAN STONE SOUR Shreveport, LA 61 +24 0.134 30 So Happy (604/Roadrunner) ZZYZX RD. ROADRUNNER OM/PD: Gary McCoy KBER +14 KMCID+12, WCxHA+6, WKLC+5, KSHE +4, ENDEVERAFTER APD /MD: Randy Hill WGIR+4, KIOC+2, WEBN +1, WXFX+1 61 +12 0.089 IWANNA BE YOUR MAN RAZOR & TIE The Black Crowns, Goodbye Daughters Of HELLYEAH The Revolution, O THE BLACK CROWES 55 +13 0.163 29 THANK YOU EPIC Goodbye Daughters Of The Revolution OPERATOR FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: (Silver Arrow) -3 0.087 WZZO +16, WGIR +10, KURD +8, WVRK +5, WHJY +1, NOTHING TO LOSE ATLANTIC www.RadioandRecords.com WOHA +1, KBER +1, KSHE +1, WAQX +1 EINKIN PARK RECURRENTS Shadow Of The Day (Warner Bros.) KTUX +14, KKX: +14, WGIR +7, WHJY +4, WDHA +4, KMOD +1, WJXQ +1

FOCI FIGHTERS ARTIST 11 NIELSEN BDS PLAYS ARTIST Il NIELSEN BDS PLAYS Long Road To Ruin (Roswell/RCA/RMG) ITLE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW LW TITLE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS Tw Lw WXMM +7, KIJFD +7, WAQX +7, KBER +3, KMOD +3, AC/DC WXFX +2, WDHA +2, WHJY +2, KTUX +Z WEBN +1 OZZY OSBOURNE 158 136 107 95 DONT WANNA STOP (EPIC) HIGHWAY TO HEU. (ATLANTIC) LINKIN PARK PUDDLE OF MUDD 130 125 106 94 WHAT IVE DONE (WARNER BROS.) FAMOUS (FLAWLESS/GEFFEN) PAPA ROACH AEROSMITH 125 113 106 98 OREVER (EL TONAUGEFFEN /INTERSCOPE) SWEET EMOTION (COLUMBIA) PINK FLOYD GUNS N' ROSES 109 103 104 90 NOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL (PART II) (COLUMBIA) PARADISE CRY (GEFFE WINTERSCOPE) FCR WEE: ENDING JANUARY 2Z 2008 LEGEND= See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. AC/DC GUNS N' ROSES 108 105 104 107 24rock sL-tions are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a ACK IN BLACK (LEGACY/EPIC) SWEET CHILD 0' MINE (GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE) I da-, 7 day a week. (0 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved. ROCK REPORTERS W]NE/Akron, OH* KIOC /Beaumont, TX* WEBN /Cincinnati, OH* WRVC/Huntington, WV WNOR /Norfolk, VA* KCAL'Riverside, CA* KSHE /St. Louis, MO* )M: Chock Collins OM: Trey Poston OM /PD: Scott Reinhart PD: Reeves Kirtner PD: Harvey Kojan PD: Steve Hoffman OM: Rick Balis 3E: T.K. O'Grady PD: Joey Armstrong MD: Dave Fritz APD: Stephen Perry APD /MD: Sonja Morrell APD /MD: Daryl Norsell APD: Katy Kruze .PC/MD: Tim Daugherty MD: Guy Favazza WPTQ/Bowling Green, KY WMMS /Cleveland, OH* WJXQ /Lansing, MI* WXMM /Norfolk, VA* WXR < /Rockford, IL Eaa:FR/Albuquerque, NM* OM /PD: Alex "Axe" Parocai PR Bo Matthews OM: Paul Cashin OM /PD: John Shomby PD: Jim Stone WAQX/Syracuse, NY* )M: Bill May APD /MD: Monty Foster PD: Sheri Vegas APD /MD: Zak Tyler MD: Jon Schulz OM: Tom Mitchell =C: 0hil Mahoney WVRIC/Columbus, GA* PD: Alexis MD: RoE Brothers WRQK /Canton, OH* OM: Brian Waters WGIR /Manchester, NH* KCLB/Palm Springs, CA KBEVISalt Lake City, UT* APD /MD: Don Kelley PD: Greg Ausham PD: Chris Chaos PD: Chris "Doc" Garrett OM/PD: Jen Shevlin PD: Kelly Hammer WUO /Allentown, PA* MD: Jenn Brewski APD /MD: Darby Wilcox KMOD/Tulsa, OK* = C: Tori Thomas WPXUCape Cod, MA KAZR /Des Moines, IA* WXFX /Montgomery, AL* OM /PD: Don Cristi MD:Keith Moyer PD /MD: Suzanne Tonaire OM: Scott Allen PD: Rick Hendrick KUFO/Portland, OR* KZOD'San Luis Obispo, CA PD: Ryan Patrick PD: Chris Patyk OM: Pepper Daniels WMZK/Wausau, WI *_WHL/Anchorage, AK WKLC/Charleston, WV* MD: Andy Hall WDHA/Morristown, NJ* APD /MD: Dan Bozyk PD /M 3: Dusty Rhoads PD: Jeff Cecil =UMD: Brad Stennett OM /PD: Jay Nunley PD: Tony Paige APD: Brian Thompson WQCM /Hagerstown, MD APD: Curtis Kay WHJY /Providence, RI* KTUX/Shreveport, LA* KBZS/Wichita Falls, TX WTOS/Augusta, ME MD: Dawn Cox OM: Rick Alexander PD: Scott Laudani OM /P]: Gary McCoy PO: Liz Ryan 3MND: Steve Smith PD /MD: Mike Holder APD /MD: Randy Hill F Ct Ch-is Rush

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ALTERNATIVE KTBZ/Houston, TX* WZNE / Rochester, NY* WZMR /Albany, NY* 12 F00 FIGHTERS LONG ROAD TO RUIN ROSWELLIRCA/SONY BMG 584 -26 MD: Don Jantzen PD/MD: Danni OM: Kevin Callahan 1`14 LINKIN PARK SHADOW OF THE DAY WARNERBROSJWARNER 499 .24 WEQX/Albany, NY* PD: Nik Rivers

OM /PD: Willobee WRZX /Indianapolis, IN* KWOD /Sacramento, CA* APD /MD: Christy Taylor 1 SEETHER FAKER WIND-UP 476 -54 MD: Amber Miller PD /MD: Lenny Diana OM/PD: Curtiss Johnson AGAINST MEI THRASH UNREAL SIRE/WARNER 428. -41 MD: Andy Hawk KTEG /Albuquerque, NM* WHRUAibany, NY* WTZR/Johnson City, TN* OM /PD: Bill May THE TREWS HOLD ME IN YOUR ARMS ilk THE BUMSTEADAJNIVERSAL 406 +14 OM: John Cooper MD: Aaron "Buck" Burnett OM /PD: Bruce Clark KXRK/Salt Lake City, UT* SIXX: A.M. LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL ELEVEN SEVEN 358 -3 PD/MD: Tim Noble OM: Alan Hague MATTHEW GOOD PM A WINDOW $ UNIVERSAL 340 +14 KRBZ /Kansas City, MO* PD: Todd Noker WWWX /Appleton, WI* KROX/Austin, TX* OM: Bob Edwards APD: Corey O'Brien PD/MD: Guy Dark FINGER ELEVEN I'LL KEEP YOUR MEMORY VAGUE WINDUP 330 -34 OM: Chase PD: Greg Bergen MD: Artie Fufkin 13 AIRBOURNE TOO MUOI, TOO YOUNG, TOO FAST ROADRUNNER/WARNER 317 +2 PD: Lynn Barstow APD/MD: Jason Ulanet WJSE/Atlantic City, NJ MD: Toby Ryan KBZT/San Diego, CA* OM /PD: Nick Giorno 17 WINTERSLEEP woGHTYGHosT DEPENDENT/EMI 317 -15 PD: Garett Michaels APD /MD: Shawn Castelluccio WNFZ/Knoxville, TN* 14 " LENNY KRAVITZ BRINGITON VIRGIN/EMI 310 -38 KRAB/Bakersfield, CA* OM: Terry Gillingham APD: Mike Hansen EDDIE VEDDER HARD SUN MONKEY WRENCH/J/SONY BMG 272 -24 OM: Steve King PD: Shane Cox MD: Mike Halloran WCHZ/Augusta, GA* '3 PD/MD: Danny Spanks APD/MD: Valerie Hale OM: Harley Drew 7 QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE MAKE IT wrr CHU REKORDS REKORDS/INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 220 +18 APD: Jared Mann XETRA/San Diego, CA* PD: Chuck Williams 10 STATE OF SHOCK HEARTS THAT BLEED CORDOVA BAY 217 +12 KFTE/Lafayette, LA* PD: Phil Manning KNXX /Baton Rouge, LAS PD: Scott Perrin MO: Capone WIYY /Baltimore, MD* ;r24 THREE DAYS GRACE RIOT JIVE/SONY BMG 214 +2 OM /PD: Dave Dunaway MD: Jude Vice PD: Dave Hill ECONOUNE CRUSH DIRTY LOCK OUT 212 +50 APD: Phillip Kish KITS/San Francisco, CA* APD /MD: Rob Heckman E' KID ROCK AMEN TOP 00G/ATLANTIC/WARNER 204 +13 MD: Darren Gauthier KXTE/Las Vegas, NV* PD: Dave Numme APD /MD: Aaron Axelsen PD: Chris Ripley WCPR /Biloxi, MS* RAINE MAIDA YELLOW BRICK ROAD + KINGNOISE 180 -47 KQXR/Boise, ID* MD: Homie Pooser OM: Kenny Vest SERI TANKIAN EMPry venus SERJICALSTRIKE/REPRISE/WARNER 176 -6 OM: Dan McColly KCNUSan Jose, CA* APD /MD: Maynard PD: Jeremy Nicolato KROQ /Los Angeles, CA* PD: Jeanene Calhoun PUDDLE OF MUDD PSYCHO FLAWLESS/GEFFENAJNIVERSAL 175 .42 MD: Jeremi Smith PD: Kevin Weatherly WKGB /Binghamton, NY NEVERENDING WHITE LIGHTS ALWAYS MAPLEMUSIC 171 +3 APD: Gene Sandbloom KJEE/Santa Barbara, CA* OM /PD: Jim Free EAT WORLD BIG CASINO WBCN /Boston, MA* MD: Lisa Worden PD: Eddie Gutierrez APD /MD: Tim Boland JIMMY TINY EVIL/INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 160 -82 PD: Dave Wellington MD: Dave Hanacek FOO FIGHTERS THE PRETENDER ROSWELL/RCAISONY BMG 157 -8 MD: Dan O'Brien WLRS /Louisville, KY* WAAF/Boston, MA* VELVET REVOLVER THE LAST FIGHT RCA/SONY BMG 155 -21 OM: J.D. Kunes Music Choice PD: Ron Valevi WFNX /Boston, MA* APD /MD: Joe Stamm Alternative /Satellite MD: Mistress Carrie SANTANA FEATURING CHAD KROEGER INTO THE NIGHT f ARISTA/SONY BMG 133 -5 PD: Keith Dakin PD: Justin Prager LINKIN PARK BLEED R OUT WARNER BROSJWARNER 123 -23 MD: Paul Driscoll WMFS /Memphis, TN* MD: Gary Susalis WEDG /Buffalo, NY* THE WHITE STRIPES wDDON'TIKWYMUNEISO si.JSroDASwURETOLDI TMIDMtwwWeeRBKS/waëelt 111 -11 PD: Rob Cressman PD /MD: Evil Jim WBTZ /Burlington, VT* MD: Sydney Nabors Sirius Alt Nation/Satellite* JACK JOHNSON IF I HAD EYES BRUSHFIRE/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC/UNIVERSAL 110 +7 OM /PD: Matt Grasso PD: Rich McLaughlin WYBB /Charleston, SC* APD /MD: Kevin Mays RADIOHEAD BODYSNATCHERS RADIOHEAD 110 -1 WLUM/Milwaukee, WI* APD: Khaled Elsebai OM /PD: Mike Allen PD: Jacent Jackson MD: Zach Brooks MD: Amy Hutto 30 BILLY TALENT THIS SUFFERING ATLANTIC/WARNER 109 +10 WZJO /Charleston, WV* MD: Chris Calef FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 27, 2008 4, indicates CanCon /MD: PD Bruce Clark XM Ethel /Satellite* WRXR/Chattanooga, TN* WHTG /Monmouth, NJ* PD: Steve Kingston OM: Kris Van Dyke WEND /Charlotte, NC* MD: Erik Range PD: Terrie Carr PD: Boner WKLQ /Grand Rapids, MI* WTFX/Louisville, KY* KUPD/Phoenix, AZ* WRBR/South Bend, IN OM: Bruce Logan MD: Matt Murray OM: Brent Alberts PD: Charlie Steele PD /MD: Larry McFeelie OM/PD: Ron Stryker PD /MD: Jack Daniel WFXH/Savannah, GA* WIIUChicago, IL* PD /MD: Michael Grey MD: Frank Webb OM: Jon Robbins WKZQ /Myrtle Beach, SC OM /PD: John Perry KDOT/Reno, NV* KHTQ/Spokane, WA* WKQX /Chicago, IL* PD: Boomer OM /PD: Mark McKinney APD: Tom Kief WZOR/Green Bay, WI* KFMX /Lubbock, TX OM: Jim McClain PD /MD: Barry Bennett PD: Marc Young MD: Mase Brazelle APD /MD: Leslie Scott MD: Steve Salzman PD: Joe Calgaro OM /PD: Wes Nessmann PD /MD: Jaye Patterson APD: Kris Siebers APD: Cutter WSWD /Cincinnati, OH* KNDD /Seattle, WA* MD: Borna WROX/Norfolk, VA* KRQR/Chico, CA Velic WJJO /Madison, WI* KRXQ/Sacramento, CA* KZBD /Spokane, WA* OM: Patti Marshall /PD: Michaels PD: Lazio OM Jay OM: Chad Perry PD: Randy Hawke OM /PD: Jim Fox OM /PD: Frank Jackson APD: APD: Jim Keller Julie Evans PD: Neil Randall WXQR /Greenville, NC* APD /MD: Blake Patton MD: Andrew Harms PD /MD: KHBZ/Oklahoma City, OK* Dave Tripp WKQZ/Saginaw, MI5 WLZX/Springfield, MA* WKRK /Cleveland, OH* Tom Travis OM: KILO /Colorado Springs, CO* KFRQ /McAllen, TX* PD: Hoser PD /MD: Courtney Quinn PD: Dominic Nardella KQRA/Springfield, MO* PD: Jeff Blackburn PD: Ross Ford WTPT/Greenville, SC* OM /PD: Mike Quinn APD/MD: Matt Bingham PD: Kristen Bergman MD: Jack Mehoff OM/PD: Mark Hendrix KZRQ/Springfield, MO* WARQ/Columbia, SC* MD: Shadow Williams MD: Twisted Todd WJRR /Orlando, FL* KBRE/Merced, CA WZBH /Salisbury, MD OM: Chris Cannon PD: Dave Stewart PD: Rick Everett W BZX /Columbus, OH* PD: Jason LaChance OM: Sue Timmons PD: Simon Nytes MD: Matt Lee KPNT/St. Louis, MO* PD: Hal Fish WQXA/Harrisburg, PA* APD/MD: Mikey Martinez PD: Sean McHugh PD: Tommy Mattern APD /MD: Ronni Hunter OM /PD: Ken Carson KMRJ /Palm Springs, CA MD: Chris Steele WXTB/Tampa, FL* WWCD /Columbus, OH* APD: Kyle Guderian APD/MD: Nixon OM /PD: Thomas Mitchell WHDR/Miami, FL* OM: Brad Hardin OM: Randy Malloy MD: Scott Rizzuto APD/MD: Dwight Arnold KNCN /Corpus Christi, TX* OM: David Israel KHTB/Salt Lake City, UT* PD: Double Down PD: Andy "Andyman' Davis PD: Kevin Vargas OM /PD: Paula Newell WCCC/Hartford, CT* PD: Kayvon Motiee APD: Mike Killabrew WKRUSyracuse, NY* PD: Michael Picozzi MD: Dave Hanson KEW /Phoenix, AZ* APD/MD: Monte Montana APD/MD: Roger Orton KDGE/Dallas, TX* MD: Ty APD/MD: Mike Karolyi PD: Bruce St. James WKLL/Utica, NY OM /PD: Vince Richards KXXR /Minneapolis, MN* APD/MD: Tim Virgin KBPI /Denver, CO* KISS /San Antonio, TX* MD: Ty APD: Chris Ryan WSUN/Tampa, FL* WAMX /Huntington, WV OM: Dave Hamilton PD: Willie B. PD /MD: LA Lloyd PD: Shark APD/MD: Aaron "Double A" PD/MD: Erik Raines PD: Wade Linder WXDX/Pittsburgh, PA* KFMW/Waterloo, IA WXEG/Dayton, OH* Montell APD: Robin Wilds APD/MD: Pablo OM /PD: John Moschitta KIOZ/San Diego, CA* OM/PD: Michael Cross OM: Tony Tilford WRWK/Toledo, OH* MD: Vinnie Ferguson OM: Jim Richards PD: Steve Kramer PD: Dan McClintock WRIT /Huntsville, AL* WRAT /Monmouth, NJ* WRIF/Detroit, MI* PD /MD: Shaun Moran -Brown APD/MD: Stone OM /PD: Lee Reynolds OM /PD: Carl Craft KICT/Wichita, KS* WCYY/Portland, ME* Carolyn OM /PD: Doug Podell APD /MD: Clay Sanders APD/MD: Robyn Lane PD: Ray Michaels KTCUDenver, CO* APD /MD: Mark Pennington PD: Herb Ivy KURQ/San Luis Obispo, CA MD: Rick Thomas PD: Nerf KFMA/Tucson, AZ* MD: Brian James OM: Mark Mitchell MD: Eric "Bony" Clouse PD: Matt Spry KRBR/Duluth, MN WRXW /Jackson, MS* WCLG/Morgantown, WV APD/MD: Stephanie Bell WBSX/Wilkes Barre, PA* APO: Chris Firmage OM /PD: Mark Fleischer PD/MD: Brad Stevens OM /PD: Jeff Miller KNRK /Portland, OR* PD /MD: James McKay MI5 MD: Greg Rampage CIMX/Detroit, PD: Mark Hamilton KXFX/Santa Rosa, CA* PD: Vince Cannova WRZK /Johnson City, TN* WBUZ/Nashville, TN* APD: Jaime Cooley KLAQ /EI Paso, TX* PD /MD: Scott Less PD/MD: Scott Onks OM: Dean Warfield KATS /Yakima, WA MD: Jay Hudson KMYZ/Tulsa, OK* OM /PD: Courtney Nelson PD/MD: Troy Hanson OM /PD: Ron Harris PD: Kenny Wall APD/MD: Glenn Garza WBRU/Providence, RI* Music Choice Rock /Satellite KQRC/Kansas City, MO* APD: Zigz KXNA/Fayetteville, AR OM: Mark Stachowski PD: Justin Prager WWIZ/Youngstown, OH* PD: WWDC/Washington, DC* OM /PD: Bob Edwards Dave Jackson PD: Chris Novella WGBF/Evansville, IN MD: Gary Susalis MD: Paul Marshall KATT/Oklahoma City, OK* PD: Wes Styles APD: Tom Ghiden PD: Cruze OM/PD: Mike Sanders OM /PD: Chris Baker WJBX/Ft. 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its Sure, all of radio you take focused actions can become. 'If needs a relationship with its Pls, but public radio the time to so it moti- dig and needs to make that bond stronger can make vate the listener to commit dollars to the station and to keep it on the air. rational "I have found in my experience it is the long- measured term listeners to public radio that ultimately make observations, the monetary commitment to support their we already favorite station," Sutton says. "Over time, PPM Long -term vision for a short -term -driven world have much will allow us to delve very deeply into the way more at our these people use radio and what they like and disposal don't like about their station." How Public Radio Looks with PPM This is one of the most important aspects of than we what the PPM will have to offer public radio- have ever In The PPM had before.' the ability to get specific about listening habits over the long term, as participants hold that meter -John Sutton for a much longer period of time -not just one week, as they do with the diary. Henry says, "You can look at it as measuring programming cause and effect, or you can view it as measuring consumer behavior. It can certain- John Schoenberger ly be useful for both, but I think it is the latter JSchoenbergergRadioandRecords.com aspect that is most compelling."

mong the potentially exciting things about Arbitron's Portable People Meter ratings service is that public Real Time Data aradio stations are now included in the weekly and Henry and Sutton are also excited about the monthly market reports. One of the studies unveiled PPM's real -time applications, such as drilling minute minute ratings and compar- at Arbitron's December PPM Consultant Fly -In down to -by- listener reaction to what was actually on public ing the addressed this subject and others concerning the air. "One of the most fascinating and far - radio. "How Public Radio Looks in PPM" was presented by Paragon reaching aspects of PPM is the potential overlay Media Strategies CEO Mike Henry and Sutton & Associates chief John of PPM listening data with monitored audio Sutton. Both provide research and consulting services to public radio data," Henry says. stations and organizations. But he and Sutton strongly caution about over- reacting to this type of feedback. Having the abil- I recently talked to Henry and Sutton on the mercial stations stack up, for better or for worse, ity to compare audience data with programming phone to clarify some of their findings and con- against their commercial counterparts. activities on the air in real time can increase . kI a - understanding of audience movement, but only Henry al public stations in Houston and Philadelphia as between commercial and public radio over if considered with the right mind -set. well as early results from New York. With all the time," Henry predicts. Sutton adds, "If you take the time to dig and talk about how the PPM is showing dramatical- But the inclusion of public station information make rational and measured observations, we ly different results than that which the diary in the first three markets hasn't necessarily raised already have much more at our disposal with method provided, Sutton was surprised to find any eyebrows. Even though the public stations in PPM than we have ever had before." R! that the early results demonstrated that public Houston, Philadelphia and New York seem to radio's listening habits, as represented by the diary maintain, for the most part, their standings from and the PPM, weren't all that different. diary to PPM, Sutton feels that as other markets PPM Resources Insights From The "Sure, the first -blush finding is that with cumes that boast very strong public radio listening come Portable People Presentation On changing and TSL going down, it is affecting the online, it will get the industry's attention. Meter Rule Book: AQH numbers dramatically," Sutton says.`But the He says, "While public stations are certainly suc- Paragon Media 'How Public Radio actual listening patterns -the peaks and valleys of cessful in these three markets, none of them are Strategies sponsors an Looks In PPM' the daily AQH cycle -have remained similar." dominant enough for the industry at large to be open- industry forum However, Sutton was also quick to point out impressed. However, when we start getting results concerning the PPM. No major impact on 12+ and 25 -54 that he and his colleagues have seen some anom- from Boston, San Francisco and Raleigh- Durham, Visit ppmrulebook.com rankings, so far. alies on both the public and commercial side. For for example, the industry will take note because to learn more. Public radio shows strength in morning example, the ratings for community- supported public stations in those markets do very well." PPM Fund -Drive drive. WNYC /New York were quite different in the Study: Sutton & College graduates are a critical demo for initial PPM results. Associates has released public radio. "Time will tell us how much of a difference The PPM's Value For Public Radio its first public radio Though the cume and AQH figures differ really does or doesn't exist," he adds. "We are still While public radio may not use ratings informa- pledge -drive study from the diaries, many of the listening very early in this game, and we only have three tion in the same ways that commercial radio does, based on PPM data. To patterns appear to be the same with the markets to make judgments from so far." Sutton and Henry feel that the detailed listening learn more, go to Portable People Meter. information the PPM can provide will be a real radiosutton.blogspot.com. Real -time response data can provide boon for public radio programmers. insights on how listeners react to regular Head To Head Even as the system refines itself, subscribers can and major programming events. Sutton and Henry feel that including public radio already begin to extract useful behavioral infor- in the published results is significant. All the cov- mation. The more public radio can understand View the PowerPoint presentation at suttonradio.com. ers are off and everyone will see how noncom- how its constituency uses its service, the more

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n NIELSEN BDS NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN JACK JOHNSON NO. 1(3 WKS) 1 9 613 +33 1.747 2 ROBERT PLANT / THE B -525 67/67 IF I HAD EYES BRUSHFIRENNIVERSAL REPUBLIC ALISON KRAUSS 120/19 Funplex INGRID MICHAELSON Please Read The Letter (Astralwerks) 2 12 5]9 -13 1.912 IG THE WAY I AM CABIN 24 /ORIGINAL SIGNAURED SARA BAREILLES TOTAL STATIONS: 11 4 23 476 +46 1.559 3 NEWTON FAULKNER 59/9 LOVE SONG EPIC BIG HEAD TODD AND Dream Catch Me DAVID GRAY THE MONSTERS 81/23 3 18 429 -54 1.478 4 (Aware/Columbia) YOU'RE THE WORLD TO ME ATO/RED All The Love You Need TOTAL STATIONS: 11 RYAN ADAMS (Big) 5 14 437 +9 0.873 11 TOTAL STATIONS: EVERYBODY KNOWS LOST HIGHWAY 7 LINKIN PARK 58/2 ARTIST NEW Shadow Of The Day KT TUNSTALL TITLE / LABEL STATIONS EAGLES 6 8 3'38 +9 0.941 10 80/35 (Warner Bros.) SAVING MY FACE RELENTLESSNIRGIN THE B -52S 7 Busy Being Fabulous TOTAL STATIONS: 4 EDDIE VEDDER Funplex (ERC/Mercury/Lost Highway) 7 21 356 +6 1.301 5 HARD SUN MONKEY WRENCH /J/RMG (Astralwerks) TOTALSTATIONS: MATT COSTA 57/6 Mr. Pitiful BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CIDR, KXLY, Sirius Spectrum, WMMM, 9 10 '315 +5 0.706 16 WNCS, WXRT, WZEW TRISTAN PRETTYMAN (Brushfire /Universal Republic) GIRLS IN THEIR SUMMER CLOTHES COLUMBIA Madly TOTAL STATIONS: PAOLO NUTINI THE BLACK CROWES 4 (Virgin) 10 13 310 +5 0.724 15 JENNY DON'T BE HASTY ATLANTIC Goodbye Daughters Of The Revolution TOTAL STATIONS: MATCHBOX TWENTY 53/12 FEIST (Silver Arrow) These Hard Times 12 17 309 +17 0.814 12 JOE JACKSON 71/2 (Melisma/Atlantic) MY MOON MY MAN CHERRYTREE /POLYDOR /INTERSCOPE CIDR, KINK, WMMM, WITS Invisible Man TOTAL STATIONS: 6 MIKE DOUGHTY AIRPOWER KT TUNSTALL 3 (Rykodisc) 11 16 8 237 +25 0.596 20 27JENNIFERS ATO/RED Saving My Face TOTAL STATIONS: MAT KEARNEY (RelentlessNirgin) 290 -12 1.031 8 BREATHE IN BREATHE OUT HOLLYWOOD/AWARE/COLUMBIA KINK, KMTT, KWMT ROBERT PLANT / ALISON KRAUSS 290 -45 1.094 6 SHAWN MULUNS 3 GONE, GONE, GONE (DONE MOVED ON) ROUNDER All In My Head SHERYL CROW (Vanguard) 233 +19 1.024 9 LOVE IS FREE A &M /INTERSCOPE KRSH, W000, WRLT B RANDI CARLILE 276 +7 1.073 7 ROBERT PLANT / AUSON TURPENTINE COLUMBIA KRAUSS 3 COLBIE CAILLAT Please Read The Letter 258 +1 0.793 14 REALIZE UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC (Rounder) LENNY KRAVITZ KINK, KPRI, KRVB 252 +5 0.804 13 I'LL BEWARING VIRGIN KATHLEEN EDWARDS 3 RADIOHEAD AIR POWER The Cheapest Key s 19 6 227 +12 0.601 19 JIGSAW FALLING INTO PLACE TBO/ATO (Zoe /Rounder) SPOON KTHX, WNCS, WXRV 197 -3 0.620 18 DON'T YOU EVAN MERGE NEWTON FAULKNER 3 JOHN MAYER Dream Catch Me 131 +16 0.337 29 SAY AWARE/COLUMBIA (Aware /Columbia) MOST FOO FIGHTERS KCUV, WRLT, WITS 179 o 0.653 17 LONG ROAD TO RUIN INCREASED ROSWELURCA/RMG SHERYL CROW 2 SHAWN MULLINS Love Is Free PLAYS 168 +50 0.556 21 ALL IN MY HEAD VANGUARD (A &M /Interscope) ONEREPUBLIC WCOO, WRNR 167 -15 0.398 26 STOP AND STARE MOSLEY /INTERSCOPE GRACE POTTER AND THE NOCTURNALS 149 -14 0.173 AIN'T NO TIME HOLLYWOOD THE B-52'S B EN HARPER & THE INNOCENT CRIMINALS Funplex (Astralwerks) 136 +15 0.311 FIGHT OUTTA YOU VIRGIN CIIX2+14,KENZ+12,KPRI+R,WXRT 7WMMM+4, ADDED AT... WIDESPREAD PANIC KXLY+3, WBOS+3, WRHR+3, WZEW +3, KGSR A 130 +8 0.249 UP ALL NIGHT WIDESPREAD CIDR COMB SHAWN MULLINS SHERYL CROW Detroit, MI 129 -56 0.321 All In My Head (Vanguard) SHINE OVER BABYLON A&M/INTERSCOPE PD: Matt Franklin WZEW +16, WCLZ +7, WMMM +6, KXLY +5, WNCS +5, THE BLACK CROWES APO: Tapia D'Angela +2 128 +31 0.398 27 KTHX +3, XMCF 3, WOOS +Z KINK +Z SISP GOODBYE DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION SILVER ARROW The B -52's, Funplex, 14 B ENS BROTHER The Black [rawer. Goodbye Daughters Of TkeRevolu Ion,13 127 +8 0.142 SARA BAREILLES KISS ME AGAIN (STUTTERING) Stars, Take Me To The Riot, 12 CAPITOL Love Song (Epic) +12, +7, +6, SANTANA FEATURING CHAD KROEGER 11 FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: WRLT WTTS +11, KPTL KWMT KTHX +5, 127 +1 0.429 25 WZEW +4, W000 +3, WOOD +3, WMMM +3, WRNX +3 INTO THE NIGHT ARISTA/RMG www.RadioandRecords.com KATE NASH Foundations (Fìction/Geffen/Interscope) RECURRENTS SISP +35, WCLZ +3, WRNR +2,101-IX +1 EAGLES Busy Being Fabulous (ERC/Mercury/Lost Highway) ARTIST 11 NIELSEN BDS PLAYS ARTIST Il NIELSEN BDS PL TITLE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW LW TITLE / MPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW KMTT +1Z WTTS +12, WRLT +5, KWMT +3, WNCS +2, SISP +2, KCLN +2, KPRI +7, KXLY +1, WXRV +1 SNOW PATROL LIFEHOUSE 271 280 135 SHLAYOUR EYES (POLYDOR/A&M/INTERSCOPE) FIRST TIME (GEFFEWINTERSCCPE) SPOON MODEST MOUSE 197 203 7 131 THEW DERDOG (MERGE) MISSED THE BOAT (EPIC) MATCHBOX TWENTY KT TUNSTALL 150 176 8 130 143 HOW 'AR WE'VECOME (MEUSMA/ATLANT1C) HOLD ON(RELENTLESSNIRGIA)

COLBIE CAILLAT GOMEZ FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 27, 2008 145 156 9 124 120'': BUM _Y (UN VERSAL REPUBLIC) SEE THE WORLD (ATO/RED) LEGEND: See legend to chats in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. BEN HARPER & THE INNOCENT CRIMINALS AMY WINEHOUSE 31 triple A stations are electror ically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a 145 160 10 121 day, 7 days a week. Ind cator mart comprised of 52 reporters. IN THE COLORS (VIRGIN) YOU KNCW I'M NO GOOD (UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC) 10 2008 Nielsen Business Meda, Inc. All rights reserved.

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TRIPLE A INDICATOR AMERICANA ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT /PROMOTION LABEL TW TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/-CUMULATIVE

I +59 6 JACK JOHNSON IF HAD EYES BRUSHFIRUUNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 640 ROBERT PLANT & ALISON KRAUSS 494 -4 8866 RAISING SAND ROUNDER

-. +41 9 MIKE DOUGHTY 27JENNIFERS ATO/RED 489 LEVON HELM 481 5569 DIRT FARMER DIRT FARMERNANGUARD

6 KT TUNSTALL SAVING MY FACE RELENTLESS/VIRGIN 476 STEVE EARLE +55 3 447 -30 10743 WASHINGTON SQUARE SERENADE NEW WEST

7 SPOON DON'T YOU EVAN MERGE MERRITT 445 +67 TIFI 345 +63 811 ANOTHER COUNTRY FANTASY/CMG

10 WIDESPREAD PANIC UP ALL NIGHT WIDESPREAD 423 +38 RYAN BINGHAM 5 319 -7 4433 MESCALITO LOST HIGHWAY

13 RYAN ADAMS EVERYBODY KNOWS LOST HIGHWAY 423 -29 JOHN FOGERTY 305 -29 7219 REVIVAL FANTASY/CMG

I WILLIE NELSON 3 ROBERT PLANT / ALISON KRAUSS PLEASE READ THE LE I E ROUNDER 396 +65 293 +127 522 MOMENT OF FOREVER LOST HIGHWAY

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Juan Carlos: Our hands are not tied, that's not at all the case. But after looking at research, we wanted to reach an audience that wasn't listening to the show because they felt it was vulgar instead of funny. We have the ability to be funny without offending people, or at least as few as possible -we can't please everyone. Thanks to those changes, sales, which is the part that is really important to the station's One -on -one with WSKQ /New York morning hosts Juan Carlos, owners, have increased substantially, in comparison to the time when we weren't on the show. Frankie Jay and Moonshadow With Moonshadow back, there are now three unique, strong personalities on one show, and egos 'El Vacilón' Success can sometimes get in the way. How do you keep a positive dynamic?

Juan Carlos: I don't think there will be any Poised To Continue problems. We each have our own egos, but they will only get in the way if we let them. Moonshadow: If we play stupid games about who is more or less than whom, then we won't get anywhere. This team is about working toward a Jackie Vadrigal common goal. [email protected] Frankie Jay: [shouts] Sorry to interrupt, Moon. Moonshadow: [shouts back jokingly] "Don't in- ewYork's morning airwaves got a lot more competitive Jan. 17. terrupt me!" [A shouting match launches among "ElVacilón de la Mañana," the market's No. 1 Spanish -language the three. Point taken.] nmorning show heard on Spanish Broadcasting System (SBS) Juan Carlos: Respect must be a part of every tropical WSKQ (Mega), welcomed back one of its own, relationship, and we not only respect each other but we admire each other's work. Raymond "Moonshadow" Broussard, who had been off the air Frankie Jay: We're a team and each one of us has an for the past year.After taking a sabbatical to oh, 300, "write, um, important role, and if we don't do our part, the team three pages," of his book "Spitting the Microphone" and "spending time doing doesn't work.We're here to entertain the audience, the things I wanted to do and not The things the pubWc wanted me todo," Frankie Jay not to fight about who will take credit for what. Moonshadow rejoined "ElVacilón," teaming up with hosts Juan Carlos and Frankie Jay. To celebrate, WSKQ gave away $10,000 every hour on his homecoming day. The team seems ready for the battle ahead, now that Luis Jiménez has returned to New York radio. Meanwhile, on the same day, after a one -year a show like this, like whether the audience would like "El Vacilón" didn't have much competition before. radio absence due to a noncompete with SBS, Luis us. But we always kept in mind what the mission was. What are your plans to win the morning show war? Jiménez, who previously hosted "ElVacilón" for 14 Frankie Jay: Moon took a sabbatical year. We took Juan Carlos: Throughout the years "El Vacilón" has years, launched a new competing morning show a selvático [jungle] year, because the first year was been known as a show without competition.And that on Univision Radio's Latin rhythm WCAA (La like being in a jungle. It was a completely new tradition continues: "ElVacilón " has no competition. Kalle).The stage was set for a mega battle. environment, but it's been a really good year. Frankie Jay: "El Vacilón" is a product in itself, like Since taking over a year ago, Juan Carlos and Juan Carlos: The responsibility placed on our Coca -Cola. A lot of colas came after Coca -Cola, Frankie Jay have fearlessly guarded the show's long- shoulders was massive, because we had to but Coca -Cola is still king, and everything else Juan Carlos time leadership status. In the fall 2007 Arbitmn, "El maintain the success of this monster show. comes after it. Vacilón" ranked No. 2 12+ with a 5.3 share, No. 3 Juan Carlos: "El Vacilón" is not one person, but 18-34 (8.6) and No.125 -54 (6.9). SBS, which simul- Despite speculation that the show would suffer with a group of people, and the audience is the heart casts the show in Miami and Puerto Rico, is count- new hosts, you've proved them wrong. of the operation. The day "El Vacilón" is about ing on Moonshadow's support and Mega's superior Frankie Jay: We exceeded even the company's one person, the show will cease to be. For the past signal to grow the show's top position in the market. expectations. When people saw us at events they year, we've been No. 1 in 25 -54, which is the would tell us how everyone thought the show demo advertisers buy. We ended the year in Moonshadow, how do you feel about returning to would plummet. But thankfully it didn't. Here we second place in 12 +.That proves that "ElVacilón" "El Vacilón"? are one year later, making history. has always been about a team of people. Moonshadow: I feel great because not only am I returning to a show I had been a part of for eight New York seems to be a very tolerant market, where Moonshadow What do you expect to accomplish in 2008? years, but I'm joining a group of people that I have morning shows are allowed a bit more raunchiness. Juan Carlos: To solidify our presence in the market. worked with in the past. I worked with Frankie What new elements and energy did you two bring? For Frankie and me, this is the second year on the Jay at an SBS station in Puerto Rico. We know Frankie Jay: NewYork is a very intense market, but show. For Moon, it's his return to the airwaves and each other from way back. I met Juan Carlos when things have changed. The rule book is not the to the show he helped make No. 1. Our plans are he worked at Amor [SBS Latin pop WPAT /New same, and we have to be a bit more careful with to continue to gain the audience's acceptance, and York] and we forged a friendship.We all really like the language we use. Juan Carlos and I decided to to surpass last year's goals. We want this threesome each other and get along. clean it up a little bit.We didn't want to use certain marriage to remain strong for many years. words on the air anymore. We wanted our own And since many states are legalizing gay mar- Juan Carlos and Frankie Jay, when you took over style to surface. riages, we thought we would be the first threesome

early last year, "El Vacilón" was No. 1. How did you to tie the knot. handle the pressure? Do you feel restrained from doing the kind of Frankie Jay: I just put a wig on Moon and he looks Juan Carlos: It was a great responsibility that was comedy you'd like to do, now that there are more fabulous. handed to us.There are always questions coming into restrictions? Moonshadow: Thanks. [everyone laughs] R'R

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Il NIELSEN BDS NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN LA ARROLLADORA BANDA EL LIMON NO. 1(7 WKS) 15 LOS TEMERARIOS 276/136 ALEGRES DE LA 1520 +15 10.886 1 SOBRE MIS PIES DISA/EDIMONSA Toquen Maiachis Canten SIERRA 242/242 K -PAZ WITH FRANCO DE VITA (Fonovisa) Esta Vez Sin Mentiras 14 1391 -40 10.072 2 UN BUEN PERDEDOR DISA/EDIMONSA TOTAL STATIONS: 17 (Viva) TOTAL STATIONS: 19 VICENTE FERNANDEZ 23 1200 -44 9.439 3 LOS INQUIETOS DEL ESTOS CELOS SONY BMG NORTE NORTE 273/68 LOS SUPER REYES 183/18 EL CHAPO DE SINALOA Amor Mort:I Serenata 1105 +74 6.966 4 SI TEAGARRAN LAS GANAS RISA (Eagle) (Warner Latina) TOTAL STA IONS: 17 TOTAL STATIONS: 10 PATRULLA 81 991 +72 6135 9 TE QUIERO MUCHO EISA INTOCAELE 261/2 PANCHO BARRAZA 176/89 LINDEROS DEL NORTE Te Lo Juro Te voy A Olvidar 23 988 -53 4.497 15 COMO OLVIDARTE A.R.C. ALEGRES DE LA SIERRA 15 (EMI Televisa) (Musa rt/Balboa) TOTAL STA IONS: TOTAL STATIONS: 14 PEPE AGUILAR Esta Vez Sin Mentiras 9 6 942 +48 6.853 5 YA NUNCA MAS EMI TELES ISA (Viva) LOS PRIPIOS I ESPINOZA PAZ 172/10 KLAX, KLBN, KMYX, KRAY, KRZZ, KSAH, CONJUNTO PRIMAVERA MOST INCREASED PLAYS DURANGO 252/38 Ojala 3 939 +300 6.397 7 KSKO, KWEI, KXLM, KXPK, KXSB, KXTS, TE LLORE FONOS ISU Manana KYQQ, WED), XHNZ (ASL) JENNI RIVERA (Machete) TOTAL STATIONS: 12 9 17 908 -31 6.350 8 AHORA QUE ESTUVISTE LEJOS FON06ISA LOS CREADOREZ DEL PASITO TOTAL STATIONS: 16 DURANGUENSE 12 PALOMO 159/21 FIDEL RUEDA 10 28 898 +51 6.503 6 Por Quien Me Dejas JOAN SE3AST AN 247/150 Ye Supe Todo PAZ EN ESTE AMOR MACIfTE (Disc /Edimonsa) Pienso En 11 (Diva) LOS HURACANES DEL NORTE KIST, KIWI, KJFA, KKPS, KLVO, KMQA, (Musart /Bal non) TOTAL STATIONS: 10 11 16 820 -46 5.186 13 VOLE MUY ALTO UNIVI90N KROM, KTJM, KWIZ, WEDJ, WLEY, WOJO TOTAL STRIONS: 19 BANDA EL RECODO 12 6 785 -134 4.167 16 CONJUNTO PRIMAVERA 10 QUE BONITO FONO IISA Te Wore EL POTRO DE SINALOA AIRPOWER (Fonovisa) 13 15 10 770 +52 5.649 11 EL VASO DERRAMA MACHEN MST, KIWI, KKPS, KLVO, KRZZ, KSOL, MARCO ANTONIO SOLIS KTJM, KWIZ, WEDJ, XHTY 14 19 687 -109 3.376 24 NO PUEDO OLVIDARLA FONOVISA VICENTE FERNANDEZ 9 BETO Y SUS CANARIOS 16 10 682 +50 3.272 25 La Derrota SI TU TE VAS 4SL (Sony BMG Norte) EL POTRO DE SINALOA KIST, KKPS, KLVO, KMYX, KRZZ, KSTN, 16 13 37 656 -116 6.022 10 KWIZ, KYQQ, WEDJ CHUV Y MAURICIO MACHETE SERGIO VEGA 17 19 12 611 -21 3.783 18 JOAN SEBASTIAN 8 CUANDO TE LAVAS LA CARA SONY BMG NORTE Pienso En Ti GRUPO MONTEZ DE DURANGO (Musart /Balboa) 18 14 35 606 -91 4.763 14 LAGRIMAS DEL CORAZON CISA KIST, KIWI, KMQA, KSKD, KWIZ, KXLM, KXSB, KYQQ 2 CREADOREZ DEL PASIIODURAGUENSEDEALFREDO RAMIREZ AIRPOWER 19 34 590 +222 3.626 20 POR QUIEN ME DEJAS DISA / EDIMONSA ROGELIO MARTINEZ 8 EL CHAPO DE SINALOA Aferrado A Ti 588 -40 5.398 12 T"'"' A TI SI PUEDO DECIRTE LISA (Viva) KDUT, KIST, KRAY, KSKD, KWEI, KXLM, GRUPO INNOVACION 12 580 +21 1.699 KXSB, KVQQ NUNCA ME FUI GARMEX /FONOVISU 7 DINASTIA DE TUZANTLA PONZONA 561 +38 3.797 17 MALOITO TEXTO VENEMUSIC Tal Vez (ASL) 5 GRUPO MONTEZ DE DURANGO 550 +79 3.440 22 KJFA, KLVO, KMQA, KRAY, KWEI, KXTS, COMO EN WS BUENOS TIEMPOS DISA WEDJ ALACRANES MUSICAL 13 536 +102 2.894 30 SIN TU AMOR UNIVI9ON LOS TIGRES DEL NORTE 7 CONJUNTO PRIMAVERA Rumbo Al Sur TONO Y FREDDY Te Llore (Fonovisa) 8 525 -14 1.741 40 (Fonovisa) BREBAJE DISA/EDIMONSA WEDJ +29, KLVO +25, KTEA +23, KWIZ +18, KGEJT +16, KCMT, KMYX, KXLM, KXSB, WOJO, WYMY, KSOL +15, KRZZ +S, KRAY +14, KXTS +14, KIWI +12 LOS RIELEROS DEL NORTE XHTY 15 506 -55 3.257 26 VEN Y DIME FONO\1SA GRUPO MONTEZ DE DURANGO 6 VICENTE FERNANDEZ LOS TIGRES DEL NORTE 486 +217 3.403 23 Como En Los Buenas Tiempos La Derrota (Sony BMG Norte) RUMBO AL SUR FONOVISA (Dise) KLVO +24, KXPIE +22, WOJO +20, KGBT +20, KKPS +20, EL COYOTE Y SU BANDA TIERRA SANTA KESS, KIWI, KMQA, KROM, KXPK, WEDJ KTTA +I9, KWIZ 19, KSTN 14, KYQQ +12, +12 442 +75 3.229 27 WEDJ V SI TE ROBO UNIVI9ON EL COYOTE Y SU BANDA TIER- LOS BUITRES DE CULIACAN SINALOA ALEGRES DE LA SIERRA 437 -17 1.792 37 RA SANTA 6 NO VOY A LLORAR LADISCOMUSIC/UNIVERSAL LATINO Y Si Te Robo Esta Vez Sin Mentiras (Viva) KLBN +32, KSKD +26, KXTS +23, +21, KRZZ EL CHALINILLO ( Univision) ME +19, 433 +70 2.040 35 KSAR +V+, XHNZ +14, KXLM 12, KXPK +12, KYQQ +T2 AL MISMO NIVEL RISA KLNV, KSOL, KTJM, KWIZ, KXPK, WEDJ CONJUNTO AGUA AZUL 432 +26 3.776 19 LOS CREADOREZ DEL PASITO EL DICCIONARIO ALE. LOS MORROS DEL NORTE DURAGUENSE DE ALFREDO 415 +21 2.140 33 VIDA VIVIDA MACIFTE RAMIREZ LA AUTENTICA DE JEREZ Por Quien Me Dejas (Disa /Edimonsa) 375 +78 3.505 21 LA RATA FLACA VIVA WEIIJ +26, KIWI +22, KITA +18, WOJO +18, WLEY +T2 KLVO 16, KTJM 15, KW¢ +15, KESS 12, KROM +11 DUELO 374 +49 2.111 34 SOLO CONTIGO UNIVI9ON ADDED AT... LOS TIGRES DEL NORTE VICENTE FERNANDEZ 364 +246 3.116 28 Rumbo Al Sur (Fonovisa) LA DERROTA SONY BMG NORTE KWEI KSTN +35, KTTA +20, KCMT 18, KXSB o1$ KXLM +TZ, PONZONA MUSICAL Boise, ID WOJO 15, XhITY 15, KIST +14, KRAY +II, KSAH +12 360 +139 2.889 31 TAL VEZ ASL OM: Steve Ramirez AK -7 306 -47 2.037 36 PO: Melvin Albanez EL AVION DE LAS TRES UNIV190N Los Primos De Durango, Manana, 25 GERMAN MONTERO Pomona, Tal Vez, 23 297 +103 2.909 29 AMANTES ESCONDIDOS UNIVISION Alegres De La Sierra, Esta Vez Sin Mentiras, 21 VAGON CHICANO Ragelio Martinez, Aferrado A Ti, 16 295 1.765 39 COMO ARRANCARTE AS Oro Norteno, El Compilla Michoacan, 8 FOF WEEK. ENDING JANUARY 27, 2008 FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. TIERRA CALI 0.784 - 55 r- gional nexican stations electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 LLORARAS VENEMUSIC www.RadioandRecords.com hou s a day 7 days a week. G 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved. REGIONAL MEXICAN MONITORED REPORTERS KJF7JAI3uquerque, NM KMYX /Bakersfield, CA KDXX /Dallas, TX KOQO/Fresno, CA KLYY/Los Angeles, CA KRAY/Monterey, CA KXSB /Riverside, A KXTN /San Antonio, TX KXTS /Santa Rosa, CA PD :Antonio Covarrubias OM: Robert Chavez OM: Andy Lockridge PD: Jorge Guillen OM /PD: Elias Autran PD: Vicente Romero PD /MD: Salvador P ieto PD: Jon Ramirez OM: Krista Bowker PD: Cesar Chavez PD: Chayan Ortuno APO: Pete A. Morales Ill PD: Alex Ballesteros KM/Albuquerque, NM KLTN / Houston, TX KSCA/Los Angeles, CA WQBU /New York, NY KTTA/Sacrement3, CA POND: Fene Leon KWEI /Boise, ID KESS /Dallas, TX PD: Raul Briadis PD: Veronca Nava PD: Gerardo Lopez PD: Juan Gorzalez KLNV /San Diego, CA KSTN /Stockton, CA OM: Steve Ramirez PD: Chayan Ortuno MD: Angel al SLAW APD: Gabriel Pino APD: Gabriel Alvarez PD: Kent Rodriguez WM/Atlanta, GA PD: Melvin Albanez KWIZ/Los Angeles, CA KDUT /Salt Lake Gty, UT OMt :lay lunnicutt KBNO /Denver, CO KTJM /Houston, TX PD: Eddie Leon KTUZ /Oklahoma City, OM: Carlos Martin Valdez XHTY /San Diego, CA WLCC/Tampa, FL PD: Robe Ramirez WLEY/Chicago, IL PD: Socorro Rios PD /MD: Eddie Leon OK PD: Cesar Va diosen PD: Elvis Valle PD: Luis Briceno APD Alv Young PD: Ezequiel Gonzalez MD: Zenon Ferrufino KGBT /McAllen, TX OM /PD: Kevin Christopher WEDJ /Indianapolis, IN PD: Hugo De La Cruz MD: Gabriel Ocegueda KLEY/San Antonia, TX KRZZ/San Francisco, CA KCMT/Tucson, AZ KH- UAjstin, TX WOJO/Chicago, IL KXPK /Denver, CO PD /MD: Mar uel Sepulveda MD: Armando Almazan OM /PD: Alfonso Flc res OM: Olga Rosales PD/MD: Enrique Mayans PD:_ose Jime" Martinez OM: Cesar Canales PD: Napoleon Sanchez KXLM /Oxnard, CA PD: Rudy Ranos PD: Jesse Portillo PD: Rafael Bautista KISF/Las Vegas, NV KKPS/McAllen, TX PD /MD: Salvador Prieto APD /MD: Edgar Mcnsivais KYQQ/Wichita, KS KIWI /Bakersfield, CA XHNZ/EI Paso, TX PD: Jose Ramon Bravo PD: Mando San Roman KSOUSan Francisco, CA OM: Beverlee Brannigan PD/HD: Faul Evangelista KLHB /Corpus Christi, TX PD: Francisco Aguirre MD: Robert Montalvo KHOT /Phoenix, AZ KROM /San Antorio, TX PD /MD: Jose Luis Gonzalez PD: Arnoldo Gonzalez OM: Clayton Allen MD: Arturo Buenrost-o KBUE/Los Angeles, CA OM: Eleazar Garcia PD: Rogelio Leal KMgA/Eakersfield, CA PD /MD: Luis Munoz PD: Pepe Ga za KSKD/Merced, CA PD: Nelson Oseida KIST/Santa Barbara, CA Olvt reneEscalante KLBN/Fresno, CA OM: Debbie Gomez KSAH /San Anton o, TX OM: Keith Royer PD *1D: lesenia De Luna KSAB/Corpus Christi, TX PD /MD: Jorge Guillen KLAX/Los Angeles, CA PD: Saul Fiallos WYMY/Raleigh, NC OM: Robin Flares PD: Jose Fierros APD Vicb- Martinez OM: Paula Newell OM: Pio Fern PD: Julie Garza PD: Alfonso Flores PD /MD: Dan Pena KOND /Fresno, CA PD: Juan Callos Hidalgo APD: Minnie Jchoa PD: Juan Fernando MD: Lupita Gel Castillo MD: Juan Martinez

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Il NIELSEN BDS NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW «1- MILLIONS RANK TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN RBI/ NO. 1(2 WKS) BLACK: ENUR FEATURING 1 14 +36 GUAYABA 124/36 NATASJA 96/7 F 900 7.420 3 INALCAN7ARI EMI TELEVISA Sin Tu Amor Calabria 2008 JUANES (Machete) (Ultra) 21 825 -30 8.799 1 ME ENAMORA UNIVERSAL LATINO TOTAL STATIONS: 4 TOTAL STATIONS: 8 JUANES 765 +59 7.849 2 CASA DE LEONES 118/25 LOS SUPER REYES 89/11 GOTAS DE AGUA DULCE UNIVERSAL LATINO No Te Veo Serenata MANA (Warner Latina) (Warner Latina) 36 736 +38 7.232 4 OJALÁ PUDIERA BORRARTE WARNER LATINA TOTAL STATIONS: 7 TOTAL STATIONS: 6 ALEJANDRA GUZMAN 14 729 +54 6.786 5 JESSE & JOY 117/20 CONJUNTO PRIMAVERA 84/O SOY SOLO UN SECRETO EMI TELEVISA ARTIST NEW Llegaste Tu Te Llore CAMILA TITLE / LABEL STATIONS 48 728 +12 6.568 6 (Warner Latina) (Fonovisa) TODO CAMBIO SONY BMG NORTE MIGUEL BOSE FEAT. TOTAL STATIONS: 6 TOTAL STATIONS: 3 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS BIMBA BOSE 6 20 690 -27 6.473 7 ALGUIEN SOY YO INTERSCOPE /UNIVERSAL LATINO Como Un Lobo MILLO TORRES Y FERGIE 84/O EL TERCER PLANETA 101/33 Clumsy YURIDIA (Warner Latina) 14 685 +36 3.572 22 KBMG, KEXA, KQQK, WIAC, XAVO, XLTN Pienso En Ti (wi Il.i.a m/A &M/I nterscope) AHORA ENTENDI SONY BMG NORTE (Tribal Vibes/PimpKing Musik) TOTAL STATIONS: 3 ALEJANDRO FERNANDEZ JUAN LUIS GUERRA Y 440 4 TOTAL STATIONS: -- 17 605 +13 5.003 12 NO SE ME HACE FÁCIL_ SONY BMG NORTE Solo Tengo Ojos Para Ti MIGUEL BOSE FEAT. CAMILA 98/10 BIMBA BOSE 77/77 FLEX (EMI Televisa) 13 569 +52 3.311 26 WAMR, WOO, WKAQ, Yo Quiero Como Un Lobo TE QUIERO TELEVISA WXYX EMI (Sony 8MG Norte) (Warner Latina) AVENTURA JUANES 3 TOTAL STATIONS: 8 TOTAL STATIONS: 9 24 457 +15 3.660 20 MI CORAZONCITO PREMIUM LATIN Gotas De Agua Dulce SHAKIRA (Universal Latino) 451 -10 1.841 LAS DE LA INTUICION EPIUSONY BMG NORTE WRMA, XHFG, XLTN RICARDO ARJONA 13 423 -59 5.473 9 BELANOVA 2 QUIERO SONY BUG NORTE Cada Que... BELANOVA (Universal Latino) 28 421 -8 2.746 27 BAILA MI CORAZON UNIVERSAL LATINO KVVA, KXXS ENRIQUE IGLESIAS 41 386 -14 3.905 19 ENUR FEAT. NATASJA 2 DIMELO INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSALLATINO Calabria 2008 CHAYANNE (Ultra) 49 345 -19 3.926 18 SI NOS QUEDARA POCO TIEMPO SONY BMG NORTE KLOL, XAVO REIK r343 -2 3.460 24 MOO 2 ME DUELE AMARTE SONY BMG NORTE No Queda Nada ANDREA BOCELLI FEATURING LAURA PAUSINI (Machete) 11 330 -36 4.727 13 VIVE YA SUGAR/SIENTE WFID, WIAC EROS RAMAZZOTTI & RICKY MARTIN 329 -63 2.245 31 OLGA TANON NO ESTAMOS SOLOS SONY BMG NORTE Cosas Del Amor JESSE & JOY AIR POW ER ( Univision) 20 22 8 15 ESPACIO SIDERAL WARNER LATINA 323 +23 4.049 WIAC, WIOA EDNITA NAZARIO 293 -g 5.246 11 YURIDIA 1 NO TE MENTIA SONY BMG NORTE Ahora Entendí JUAN (Sony BMG Norte) 292 +13 5.405 10 CON MI SOLEDAD FONOVISA KPSL CHAYANNE 285 +48 3.462 23 AVENTURA 1 LOLA SONY BMG NORTE Mi Corazoncito MARCO ANTONIO SOLIS (Premium Latin) 266 +11 5.746 8 NO PUED00LVIDARLA FONOVISA KBMG JUAN LUIS GUERRA Y 440

GILBERTO SANTA ROSA +7 Solo Tengo Ojos Para Ti (EMI Televisa) 255 4.037 16 JEREMIAS 1 CONTE() REGRESIVO SONY BMG NORTE WLAC +29, WKAQ +22, WIOA +21, WFID +19, WAMR 43, Comienzo Del Final JEREMIAS WXYX +7,WPAT +2 249 +5 3.600 21 (Universal Latino) COMIENZO DEL FINAL UNIVERSAL LATINO WWVA MIGUEL BOSE FEAT. BIMBA BOSE LA FACTORIA 227 +27 0.895 Lobo (Warner Latina) PERDONAME UNIVERSAL LATINO Como Un WIAC +23, KBMG +TL KEXA +10, XAVO +9, KQQK +8, WISIN & YANDEL +1, WKAQ +1 214 -37 1.384 XLTN +B, KTCY +G WAMR SEXY MOVIMIENTO MACHETE BELANOVA BELANOVA 210 +74 1.076 CADA QUE... UNIVERSAL LATINO Cada Que... (Universal Latino) WISIN & YANDEL FEATURING FRANCO DE VITA 100X5 +22, KWA 019, KSSE +15, XAVO +9, KTCY +9, 207 +43 3.360 25 KQQK +4, KEXA «4, KBMG «3 OYE DONDE ESTA EL AMOR MACHETE JUAN LUIS GUERRA Y 440 195 -33 4.297 14 JUANES LA TRAVESIA EMI TELEVISA Gotas De Agua Dulce (Universal Latino) BELINDA 180 -31 1.460 KBMG +16, XLTN +16 WRMA +11, XHFG +10, WPAT+B, ES DE VERDAD EMI TELEVISA WIOA +7, XHPX +7, KTCY +6, WFID +5, KXXS +5 PEPE AGUILAR 175 -22 3.985 17 POR AMARTE EMI TELEVISA ALEJANDRA GUZMAN ALICIA KEYS Soy Solo Un Secreto (EMI Televisa) 170 +25 2.576 28 NO ONE MBK /J /RMG KBMG +22, KSSE +A, WHO +IQ KTCY +9, XLTN +7, KEXA +6, ADDED AT... 1 KXXS +5, KQQK +5, XAVO +3, WXYX +3 DIVINO FEATURING ABRAHAM 154 +21 2.297 30 iv11m ME ARRODILLO ANTE TI LUARIMACHETF WFID JUAN LUIS GUERRA Y 440 MOST INCREASED PLAYS San Juan, PR 153 +113 1.989 37 SOLO TENGO OJOS PARA TI EMI TELEVISA PD: Lucy -Ann Ramos JARABE DE PALO 153 -17 2.329 29 Juan Luis Guerra Y 440, Solo Tengo Ojos DEJAME VIVIR WARNER LATINA Para Ti, 24 KANY GARCIA Black: Guayaba, Sin Tu Amor, 19 150 +44 1.535 AMIGO EN EL RANO SONY BMG NORTE Chenoa, Todo Ira Bien, 17 BNK, Que Voy A Hacer, Il GLORIA TREVI FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 27, 2008 137 -28 1.022 MDO, No Queda Nada, 11 PSICOFONIA UNIVISION LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: 26 Latin pop, 16 tropical and 10 Latin rhythm stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen CAFE TACUBA 130 -10 0.500 Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. O 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. VOLVER A COMENZAR LATINO www.RadioandRecords.com UNIVERSAL All rights reserved. LATIN POP MONITORED REPORTERS WWVA/Atlanta, GA KXOB /Fresno, CA KSSE /Los Angeles, CA WRMA /Miami, FL WIAC /Puerto Rico KRIO/San Antonio, TX OM: Clay Hunnicutt PD: Jorge Guillen OM: Elias Autran OM /PD: Tony Campos PD: Valerie Mejia OM /PD: Alfonso Flores PD/MD:Robbie Ramirez PD: Nestor Rocha MD: Manny Herrera KLOUHouston, TX APD: Andrea Becerra KEXA/Monterey, CA WIOA/Puerto Rico KXXS /Austin, TX PD: Raffy Contigo PD: Vicente Romero PD: Fernando De Hostos XHFG /San Diego, CA OM /PD: Romeo Herrera XAVO /McAllen, TX PD: Elvis Valle MD:Julieta Jil KQQK /Houston, TX OM: Jeff Koch WPAT/New York, NY WKAQ /Puerto Rico PD: Eddie Leon PD: Juan Facundo PD: Tony Luna PD: Carlos Gonzalez XLTN/San Diego, CA KPSUBakersfield, CA MD: Raquenell Villarreal APD: Natalia Cuevas PD: Libia SaL11J PD: Isidro Roman WAMR /Miami, FL KVVA /Phoenix, AZ KLVE/Los Angeles, CA PD: Pedro Javier Gonzalez PD: Edgar Pineda WXYX /Puerto Rico KTCY/Dallas, TX PD: Fernando Perez PD /MD: Herman Davila PD: Javier Casanova WMGE /Miami, FL WFID /Puerto Rico OM: Rod Phillips PD: Lucy -Ann Ramos KBMG /Salt Lake City, UT XHIPX /IEI Paso, TX PD: Rogelio Alfonso OM: Carlos Martin Valdez PD: David Castillo MD: Raymond Hernandez PD: Ana Perez

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www.americanradiohistory.com A SALSA MIX OF RICARDO ARJONA S "QUIERO," ORIGINALLY A POP &R LATIN BALLAD, RESULTS IN A HIT ON THE R TROPICAL CHART AS THE SONG MOVES POWERED 31, Ilk:k en 36 -29 (UP 24 PLAYS). BDS 51

TROPICAL Il NIELSEN BDS 311 LATIN RHYTHM Il NIELSEN BDS ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE 3ó TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOT ON LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK 3ó TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW «/- MILLIONS RANK

GILBERTO SANTA ROSA NO. 102 WKS) WISIN & YANDEL NO. 1(14 WKS) 1 1 1; 1 1 15 3 CONTEO REGRESIVO SONY BMG NDRTE 434 -30 3.554 2 SEXY MOVIMIENTO MACHETE 454 -47 4.896 JUAN LUIS GUERRA Y 440 FLEX 2 25 371 -44 3.699 13 448 +8 5.648 1 LA TRAVESIA EMI TELEVISA o TE QUIERO EMI TELEVISA WISIN & YANDEL ALEXIS & FIDO IAOS7 ADDED 3 15 321 -6 2.357 5 3 3 10 SEXY MOVIMIENTO MAGNETE SOY IGUAL QUE TU SONYBMG NORTE 349 3.369 8 IVKLABE DON OMAR 299 +34 1.544 12 15 328 +19 2.816 11 SI YA NO ESTAS NU LIFE/MACHETE CANCION DE AMOR VI /MACHETE DOMINIC MARTE AVENTURA 5 2+ 249 -18 1.834 10 10 306 +2 4.101 5 DESEOS DE AMARTE M.PJJVNJ & N EL PERDEDOR PREMIUM LATIN JUANES LA FACTORIA 6 20 240 -15 1.884 9 6 31 300 +16 4.933 2 ME ENAMORA UNIVERSAL LATINO PERDONAME UNIVERSAL LATINO TITO "EL BAMBINO" NEJO Y DALMATA 7 10 222 -12 1.909 8 7 7 278 +7 3.530 7 EL TRA EMI TELEVISA ALGO MUSICAL UMS/UNIVERSAL LATINO FLEX JUANES 8 10 201 -20 1.580 11 8 20 258 -1 1.790 21 TE QUIERO EMI TELEVISA ME ENAMORA UNIVERSAL LATINO JERRY RIVERA PITBULL FEATURING LIL JON 1& 196 -19 0.954 22 11 12 249 +5 4.495 4 CUESTA ABAJO EMI TELEVISA THE ANTHEM FAMOUS ARTISTS/TVT ALEXIS & FIDO AIRPOWER CAMILA S 7 192 +19 9 29 199 -53 1.089 SOY IGUALQUETU SONYBMG NORTE 0.968 20 f030CAMBIO SONYBMG NORTE LOS HERMANOS ROSARIO AIRPOWER RBD 16 10 +16 1.261 14 16 10 193 +8 1.095 ALO MJ?/JVNJ & N 189 INALCANZABLE EMITELEVISA AVENTURA DON OMAR 10 188 +10 2.204 6 187 -60 2.525 14 EL PERDEDOR PREMIUM LATIN AYER LA VI VI /MACHETE

DADDY YANKEE XTREME FEATURING ADP IENN E 13 30 179 -18 0.962 21 185 +25 3.030 9 ELLA ME LEVANTO ELCARTEUNTERS:OPE NO ME DIGAS QUE NO LA CALLE/UNIVISION TITO NIEVES TEGO CALDERON 14 11 174 -21 0.751 30 179 -33 2.517 15 MI MAYOR SACRIFICIO LA CALLE/UNIVISION QUITARTE TO WARNER LATINA MARC ANTHONY JUANES 15 17 166 -21 1.969 7 175 +3 1.222 36 AGUANILE SONYBMG NORTE COTAS DE AGUA DULCE UNIVERSAL LATINO JOSE ALBERTO "EL CANARIO" ENRIQUE IGLESIAS 18 164 +8 1.084 16 174 -20 0.815 LA CALLE 212 ALGUIEN SOY YO INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL LATINO DON OMAR CASA DE LEONES 17 28 152 -40 1.055 17 169 -66 1.590 27 AYER LA VI VI /MACHETE NOTE VEO WARNER LATINA HECTOR ACOSTA DADDY YANKEE 8 142 +33 2.473 4 168 -4 2.174 18 SIN PERDON D.A.M. ELLA ME LEVANTO ELCARTEUINTERSCOPE FRANK REYES VOLTIO FEATURING JOWELL Y RANDY 12 140 +13 0.772 29 160 -34 2.473 16 AMOR DESPERDICIADO MPJJVNJ & N PONMELA WHITE LION/SONY BMG NORTE CASA DE LEONES NICKY JAM FEATURING 20 32 135 -25 1.028 18 RIM 157 -16 2.676 12 NO TE VEO WARNER LATINA GAS PELA PINA/UNIVERSAL LATINO OLGA TANON TITO "EL BAMBINO" 21 10 133 -26 0.603 32 144 -31 1.491 30 HOY QUIERO CONFESARME UNIVISION EL TRA EMI TELEVISA NG2 MOST INCREASED PLAYS R.K.M. & KEN -Y 22 33 6 128 +53 1.096 15 143 +6 1.729 24 ELLA MENEA SONY BMG NORTE MIS DIAS SIN TI UNIVERSAL LATINO ZACARIAS FERREIRA NICKY JAM FEATURING & KEN -Y 18 127 +17 0.904 26 RIM 140 +26 2.947 10 ES TAN DIFICIL MPJJVNJ & N TON TON TON PINANNIVERSAL LATINO ELVIS MARTINEZ FLO RIDA FEATURING T-PAIN 24 9 125 -3 0.468 35 123 +38 3.678 6 LENTO Y SUAVE UNIVERSAL LATINO LOW POE BOY /ATLANTIC TITO ROJAS ENUR FEATURING NATASJA 25 g 121 -3 1.337 13 121 -32 1.271 34 DIGA ME SENORA MPJJVNJ & N CALABRIA2008 ULTRA JUANES BELANOVA 2 118 +32 1.026 19 118 -38 1.098 40 GOTAS OE AGUA DULCE UNIVERSAL LATINO BAILA MI CORAZON UNIVERSAL LATINO KARIS FEATURING KEN -Y HECTOR "EL FATHER" 27 19 114 -3 0.351 112 -30 0.601 LAAMAS COMO YO PINA/UNIVERSAL LATINO PA' LA TUMBA VI /MACHETE EL GRAN COMBO DE PUERTO RICO YOMO 28 17 111 -14 0.612 31 99 +13 1.077 TE VEO NENA SONYBMG NORTE PERROZATO BLACK PEARL RICARDO ARJONA MANNA MOST INCR EASED PLAYS 7 95 +24 0.925 23 -_ 94 +46 1.954 19 m QUIERO SONY BMG NORTE DONT STOP THE MUSIC SRP /DER JAM /IDJMG ZACARIAS FERREIRA GIL NT ROSA 30 43 94 +21 2.689 3 W. BT SAA 93 -17 1.237 35 DIME QUE FALTO MP./JVNrJ & N CONTEO REGRESIVO SONY BMG NORTE

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16 PANDA EL INFAME "ESTAR Y NO ESTAR" WARNER LATINA N'KLABE SI YA NO ESTAS NU LIFE/MACHETE

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Biilboarol TOP ALBUMS VIDEO CHANNELS STREAMS W 3a B ARTIST Title JW 8' MTV VH1 á 3 IMPRINT 8 NUMBER / DISTRIBUTING LABEL (PRICE) AOL usic &Talent Amy Doyle Exec. alunoent &Music: Fick Krim Song Streams AOL Radio VP/Music &Talent Peter Baron Sr VP Music 8 Taint Bruce Gilmer 2 3 SOUNDTRACK 4 Juno Wacow 212-258 -8000 VP/Music 8 Talent Sandy Abuete Pete Schiecke FOX/RHINO 410236/AG (13.98) Uiacom 212 -258 -7800 212- 652 -6400 1W LW ALICIA KEYS 7W LW WV Lw 1 1 As I Am Miry if 11513'. AMA (18.98) 1 Alcor Keys, 1 Snoop Dogg, Sensual Seduction B 8 1 Sam Bareilles, Love Song 48 48 No One 105,708 104,623 HOT SHOT 1 NATASHA BEDINGFIELD 2 Brimey Spears, Piece 01 Me 8 9 2 Natasha BedingBoI, Love Like This 24 27 2 J. Holday, DEBUT Pocketful Of Sunshine PHONOGENIC/EPIC 11748/SONY MUSIC 17.98 3 Ro Rida, Lew 8 II 3 Fergie, Clumsy 21 20 Suffocate 93,aß 91,259 4 Chris Brown, With You 7 9 4 MaryJ. Blige, Just fine 20 97 3 Rihanna, MARY J. BLIGE 5 Cobra Week, The City Is At War 7 9 5 Ingrid Michaelson, The Way l Am 20 21 Hate That I LoveYou 89,934 88,439 Growing Pains 6 Vampire Weekend A -Punk 6 7 6 Buckcheny, Sorry 19 2 4 Timb MATRIARCH /GEFFEN 010313',IGA (1398) k± 7 Ashton Simpson, Duda My Head 6 9 7 Linkin Park, Shadow Of The Day It 1 ooaqlnnd, 85360 83,375 RADIOHEAD 8 Sara Ramilles, Love Song 5 4 8 Alicia Keys, No One 17 9 5 West, 5 4 2 In Rainbows 9 Fat Joe, Wont Tell 5 8 9 Maroon 5, Won't Go Home Wdmut You 16 1 Good Life 85,100 79,787 TBD 21622yAT0 (13.98) 10 The Spill Camas, All Over You 5 9 10 Tmbaland, Apologize 16 1 6 BowWow& Oman,,, 82,553 TAYLOR SWIFT 11 The DEY, Gee You The World 5 9 11 Lenny Kravio, Ell Be Waiting 15 1 Girlfriend 81,1309 Taylor Swift D 12 Fergie, Clumsy 4 5 12 Sheryl Crow, Love Is Free 14 1 7 Flo Ride, O+ BIG MACHINE 120702 (18.98) 13 Janet Feedback 4 6 13 Wyc eI Jean, Sweetest Girl (Dollar Bil I 14 1 Low 80,165 7&166 14 Maroons Wont Go Home Without You 4 7 14 Chrism Aguilem, AMY No Otter Men 13 8 Trey

CHRIS BROWN l 15 1 Exclusive 15 Tmbaland, The Way Are 3 0 Roben Plant /Alison Krauss, Gone, Gone, 13 Cars, pButWait 78,301 74;330 JIVE 12049/ZOMBA (18.98) O+ 16 J Holiday, Suffocate 3 3 16 Eddie Vedder, Guaranteed 13 1 9 Plies, 17 The -Dream, Falsetto 3 3 17 Soitteno, Into The Night 13 1 Hypnotized 73,576 71,850 KEYSHIA COLE 18 Simple Plan, When l'en Gone 3 4 18 Rihanna, Dont Stop The Music 12 10 Kisss Brown, Just Like You zi 19 Jonlin Sparks, Tattoo 3 5 19 Nelly Furtado, In God's Hands 12 72,009 CONFIDENTIAL/IMANI /GEFFEN 009475 * /IGA (13.98) Kiss Kiss 76324 20 Kid Rock, Amen 2 0 20 Lifehouse, Whatever K Takes 12 I 11 Alicia Keys, GARTH BROOKS 21 Kate Nash, Foundations 2 I 21 James Blunt Same Mistake 11 I U eIINever See Me Again 71,755 66,666 The Ultimate Hits D 4 22 Soother, Fake d 2 2 22 Daughtry, Feels Like Tonight 10 72 Colbie CaMet PEARL 213 CD /DVD) (25.98 23 Alicia Keys, Like You'll Never See Me 2 3 23 John Mayer, Say 10 Bubbly 69,772 67,610 MILEY CYRUS 24 Chingy, FN Like Me 2 3 24 Colbie Gallia. Realize 9 13 Mary J. Blige, Hannah Montana 2 (Soundtrack) /Meet Miley Cyrus D tr 25 Sean Kingston, Take You There 2 3 25 Jordin Sparks. Tattoo 9 Just Fine fine, 63,486 WALT DISNEY /HOLLYWOOD 000465 (23.98) 26 Jay -2 Roc Boys (And The Wenner IS) 2 4 8 Gwen Sfelani, EarlyWader 9 14 (The End 11 Bey82e, VARIOUS ARTISTS 27 Natasha Bedirmield, Single 2 4 27 Kid Rock. Amen e Unger a lame 66251 60177 NOW 26 ¢ 28 Lope Rasco, Superstar 2 4 28 Sennpp Dogg, Sensuel Seduction 8 15 Finger ereven, EMI/SONY BMG STRATEGIC MARKETING GROUP /UNIVERSAL/ZOMBA 10765 /CAPITOL (18.98) 29 Alicia Keys, No One I 0 29 Foo Fighters, Long Road To Ruin 8 Paralyzer 65,9135 64,207 30 Mario, Crying Om For Me 1 0 30 Chriseee Michele. Be Ok 7 16 Plev-az Bartle, CAT POWER Jukebox Duffle Bag Boy 95,816 63,967 MATADOR 754 (15.98) A+ No Airplay Adds This Week A+ RRranna, Dont Stop The Music 12 17 Paramore, Feels Uke Tonight Misery Business 65,664 64,0.13 SOUNDTRACK A+ Ceiba' Ceillat Realize 9 to Seethe; Alvin And The Chipmunks 14 Fake 64,325 82,738 FOX 82986 /RAZOR & TIE (16.98) 19 Fergie, SUGAR LAND BET CMT Clumsy 61,407 513,808 Enjoy The Ride D 20 Birdman kl MS/' Kell Prog: Stephen Hill VP, Music & Talera Rd: Chris Parr MERCURY NASHVILLE 007411 /UMGN (13.98) CMT Pop Bodies 61,161 50,791 MCI: Kelly2y Dir Music Pgm : Evan Kroft COLBIE CAILLAT iacwrrom 212- 975.4055 Viacom 615 -335 -8400 11 11 Coco UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 009219/UMRG Th (10.98) YAHOO! EAGLES 1W LW 1W LW Song Streams NW music 15 8 Long Road Out Of Eden Iú SRC 4500 EX (14.98) 1 Flo Rida, Low I 20 1 Rascal Flans, Take Me There 24 20 John Tenn FERGIE 2 Keyshia Cale, I Remember 1 22 2 Brad Paisley, Leiter To Me 24 23 310.526-4300 17 17 10 The Dutchess 3 Mario, Crying Out For Me I 15 3 Sugarlend, Stay 20 20 1W LW WILL.I.AM/ASM /INTERSCOPE 0 074 9 0/16A (13.98) 4 Alicia Keys. Like You'll Near See Me 1 16 4 Craig Morgan, Intemabonal Harvester 19 11 5 J Holiday, Suffocate 1 17 5 Josh Tamer, Firecracker 19 15 1 Alicia Keys, VARIOUS ARTISTS 1 21 Radio Disney: James 10 18 6 Sean Kingston, Take You There 20 6 Kenny Chesrey, Shillwork 19 No One 351,059 353,199 ® WALT DISNEY 001099 (18.98 CD /DVD) O+ 7 Wehhie, Ur Rat& Lit Bande, Independent 1 I6 7 Tayloryy Swifttit 18 21 2 Flo RkI ® 8 Chris Brown, Wnh You 1 14 8 Billy Ray CynwWdh AN ley Cyrus. Ready, 17 18 Low 346752 342.436 DAUGHTRY Daughtry 9 Janet Feedhock 1 9 9 Gary Allan, Watching Airplanes 17 21 Colbie Caillat, RCA 88860 /RMG (18.98) 10 Lope Basco, Superstar 1 17 10 Alan Jackson, Small Town Southem Man 16 22 Bubbly 307,090 296,311 11 The- Dmero, Falsetto I 8 11 Keith Urban, Everybody 16 22 4 Jordin Sparks, 12 Bow Wow & &nankin, Hey Baby 1 13 12 Colbie Cailla. Bubbly 15 Tattoo 291912 290,112 14 ONEREPUBLIC - Dreaming Out Loud 11 13 Snoop Dogg, Sensual Seduction 9 13 Lady Antebellum, Love Don't live Her: 15 1 5 Timbaland, MOSLEY/INTERSCOPE 010266/IGA (13.98) 14 Chen Dennis. Portrait Of Love 9 14 Clay Walker, Fall 15 1 Apologg e 290,693 301,105 12 ROBERT PLANT / ALISON KRAUSS 15 Trey Song:. Cant Help But Wart 10 15 Willie Nelson, Gravedigger 13 1 twenty, 21 22 25 Raising Sand 16 Souija Boy Telrem, VAHHH! 13 16 Robert Plant/ Alison Krauss, Gone, Gene, 13 1 HowwFar We've Come 255,156 255,968 ROUNDER 919075` (1098) 17 Ciara, That's Right 2 17 Big & Rich, Lost In This Momem 11 7 J. Holiday, CARRIE 18 MaryJ. 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Letter To Me 28 31 4 Foo RgpAlMe¢rs, Long Road To Ruin 25 17 minas RIHANNA (SIP/LIEF JAM /IDJMG) ONEREPUBLIC (MOSLEY /INTERSCOPE) © ® Carrie Underwood So Small 27 29 5 Tmbaland, Apologguz'Almost 22 15 AOL wAr, WITH YOU LIKE WHOA Taylor Swift, Our Song 27 31 6 Easy 12 23 . 2 9 Gary Allan, Watching Airplanes 27 31 7 Paramore, 21 16 © 1W LW CHRIS BROWN (JIVE/ZOMBA) CD ALT & AJ (HOLLYWOOD) Keith Urban, Everybody 26 33 8 Beyn Uke Gins,Gists, Hero/Heroine 20 17 Jason Aldean, Laughed Until We Cried 25 25 9 Sean Kingston, Take You There 19 10 1 Alicia Keys, LOVE SONG WONT GO HOME WITHOUT YOU 1 Garth Brooks & Huey Lewis, Workin For 24 28 10 AArIJean Sweetest Girt ¡Defier 081) 19 15 4 3 12 27 7 No One 865630 852,743 SARA BAREILLES (EPIC) MAROON 5 (A &M/OCTONE/INTERSCOPE) 1 Chuck Wicks, Stealing Cinderella 23 17 12 Ro Ride, Low 18 2 2 llo - Think 23 27 12 Lope Fiasco, err 18 8 r ize Apologize 652666 6823'37 TAKE YOU THERE CYCLONE 1 Martina MMcBride, y For TheseD a 20 18 13 Clins Brown, WM You 18 18 5 4 13 30 25 27 3 Bmrey rs, 1 Ban Jovi, Tel We Aie'Saarxlers Anymore 20 19 15 Pe Good rife 17 12 SEAN KINGSTON (BELUGA HEIGHTS /EPIC) BABY BASH FEAT. T-PAIN (ARISTA/RMG) Piece 569,079 581,051 1 Lady Antebellum Love Dont we Here 19 15 15 a mie White5, Ton Dur Time Now 17 16 4 Taatttoo S parks, 1 Bonlae Covington It's Good To Be Us 19 23 MaiMamen Wont Go Home Without You 17 16 APOLOGIZE NO AIR 559,511 538,004 6 5 26 34 3 1 Eagles. How Long 18 18 17 Seri oeaii, Empty Walls I7 17 TIMBALANG FEAT. ONEREPUBLIC (MOSLEY/BLACKGAOUNO /INTEBSCOP- JORDIN SPARKS DUET WITH CHRIS BROWN (JIVLZOMB/ 5 Colbie Caillat, ® 1 Rascal Barns, Take Me There 18 24 18 ship. The City lsAt War 16 2 Bubblyy 548,879 537,358 1 Robert Plant /Alison Krauss, Gone, Gone, 17 13 19 Avril Lavigne,EitW 16 14 LOVE LIKE THIS SUPERSTAR 6 Ro Fkla, 17 15 43 6 20 Kenny Chesney, ShAbsoak 17 22 21 Jimmy WoHotLikerld Big Casino 16 14 LUPE FIASCO FEAT. 15TH/ATLANTIC, Low 486,113 481,492 o NATASHA BEDINGFIELO FEAT. 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When I'm Gone 9 NO ONE HEY THERE DELILAH 26 Clay Walker, Fall 14 10 26 Chevene, IGeut 14 15 9 7 20 Teardrops On My Guitar 397,768 385,939 PLAIN WHITE 27 Kenny Chesney, Don't Blink 14 16 27 Puddle Of Mudd, Psycho 13 12 ALICIA KEYS (MBK/J /RMG) Q> TS (FEARLESS/HOLLYWOOD) 10 28 Faith Hill, Red Umbrella 13 14 28 The White Stripes, Conquest 13 12 Clumsy 355742 360,885 HYPNOTIZED 29 Lae Big Town, I'm Willi The Band 12 14 8 Shiny To Gins, Rainy Monday 12 2 CLUMSY 11 Rihanna, 10 9 15 35 30 15 30 Brooks& Dunn, God Must Be Busy 11 12 30 MaryJ. Sligo, Just Roe 12 11 FERGIE (WILL.I.AM /A&M /INTERSCOPE) PLIES FEAT. AKON (BIG GATES /SLIP- N-SLIDE/ATLANTICI Don't Stop The Music 348744 298,159 12 matchbox twenty, A+ Willie Nelson. Gravedigger 14 4 A+ Rihanna, Don't Stop The Music 26 0 PARALYZER HOW FAR WE'VE COME How Far We've Come 329,329 339,477 11 8 29 36 29 21 A+ Flo Ride. Low 18 2 FINGER MATCHBOX TWENTY 13 Chris Brown, ELEVEN (WIND -UP) (MELISMA/ATLANTIC) A. Cobra %whip. The City Is At War 16 2 WithYou 322,452 323,818 SWEETEST GIRL (DOLLAR BILL) ROCKSTAR 14 Baby Bash, 12 14 23 37 33 40 e 317965 334,267 WYCLEF JEAN FEAT. AKON, UL WAYNE 8 NIM (COLUMBIA.. NICKELBACK (ROADRUNNER/ATLANTIC /LAVA) MTV2 MuchMusic Canada 15 tlolìday, SORRY STRONGER Sr. VP /Music & Talent Amy Doyle Uir. Music Pgmgg: Sheila Sullivan 301,934 313,160 ® 20 7 38 31 27 VP/Music &Talent Peter Baron ??vL CNUMZ/mded 416- 591 -5757 16 Jonas Bothers. 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LIL WAYNE (CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL 'a' 12 Birdman 100 Million 18 12 Fergie, CMay 17 20 Umbrella 25638 251282 13 Scadace, Gm You Know 5 13 Rihanna, Dent Stop The Music 16 18 25 Soul1'aBot)Soulm, OUR SONG BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY 15 1 19 16 18 44 37 41 14 Stadia ne YAHHHI 2 14 Tinrbaland, Screen, Crank That (Boutin Boy) 255,639 292,632 TAYLOR SWIFT (81G MACHINE) FERGIE (WILL.I.AM /ABM /INTERSCOPE) 15 e ChrisChris, Playas Rock 8 15 Miley Cyrus, Start All Over 15 2 8 Crying 16 Alden. Moment 1 16 Foo Fighters. Long Road To Rum 15 1 Crying Out For Me 81939 253,465 KISS KISS HE SAID SHE SAID 17 The White Snipes, Conquest 17 Link inPark. Shadow Of The Day 15 19 27 E oam3n, 20 12 15 46 8 14 1 Andrews 16 CHRIS BROWN FEAT. 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R. KELLY Freaky In The Club UIVE/ZOMBA) CLAY WALKER She Likes It In The Morning (ASYLUM -CURB) LACY YOUNGER Something You Do (BIG DEAL/BIG POND)

(LOST HIGHWAY) MARY J. BLIGE Hurt Again (MATRIARCH/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE) KEITH ANDERSON I Still Miss You (COLUMBIA) SHELBY LYNNE Anyone Who Had A Heart

ANGIE STONE FEAT. JAMES INGRAM My People (STAX/CMG) CARRIE UNDERWOOD Ever Ever After (WALT DISNEY) TAYLOR DAYNE Beautiful (INTENTION)

JANET Feedback (ISLAND/IDJMG) MICA ROBERTS Things A Mama Don't Know (SHOW DOG NASHVILLE) KOOL & THE GANG Dave (KTFA)

LEDISI Joy 'VERVE FORECASTNERVE) RISSI PALMER Hold On To Me (1720) PLUMB In My Arms ( CURB/REPRISE)

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TIMBALAND FEAT. ONEREPUBUC NO. 1(2 WKS) 113 1tr ERIC MARIENTHAL NO. 1(1 WK) SEETHER NO. 1(6 WKS) Ltl I 17 2 19 1 1 22 APOLOGIZE MOSLEY /BLACKGROUNDAMERSCOPE BLUE WATER PEAK/CMG FAKE IT WIND -UP COLBIE CAILLAT 112 it. BONEY JAMES F00 FIGHTERS Gtr ì 30 1 21 14 BUBBLY UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC LET IT CO CONCORD/CMG IONIC ROAD TO RUIN ROSWELURCA/RMG SANTANA FEATURING CHAD KROEGER Il CANDY DULFER LINKIN PARK II 1r 3 20 1r 3 3 21 3 17 INTO THE NIGHT ARISTA/RMG L.A. CITY LIGHTS HEADS UP SHADOW OF THE DAY WARNER BROS. PINK 113 CHRIS BOTTI FOO FIGHTERS Il $r 32 lr 6 18 4 26 WHO KNEW LAFACE/ZOMBA VENICE COLUMBIA THE PRETENDER ROSWELL /RCA/RMG FINGER ELEVEN 113 PAUL HARDCASTLE PARAMORE 5 27 4 12 11 PARALYZER WIND -UP LUCKY STAR TRIPPIN'N' RHYTHM CHUVHCRUSHC RU SH FUELED BY RAMEN /ATLANTIULAVA MAROON 5 Il JAY SOTO SERJ TANKIAN 6 26 6 5 37 6 20 WAKE UP CALL A &M /OCTONE /INTERSCOPE SLAM MIN NUGROOVE EMPTY WALLS SERJICAL STRIKE /REPRISE DAUGHTRY 112 * EUGE GROOVE AVENGED SEVENFOLD 2 26 11 6 17 OVER YOU RCA/RMG MR. GROOVE NARADAJAll/BLG AI. MOST EASY HOPELESS /WARNER BROS. JEFF GOLUB FEATURING RICHARD ELLIOT CHEVELLE Úr SARA BAREILLES 8 8 27 8 28 8 23 ET IT EPIC LOVE SONG EPIC AIN'T NO WOMAN (LIKE THE ONE I GOT) NARADA JAZZ/BLG BUCKCHERRY LATIFAH FINGER ELEVEN 113 Q 11 16 9 7 17 QUEEN 9 50 SORRY ELEVEN SEVEN /ATLANTIC /LAVA POETRY MAN FLAVOR UNITNERVE PARALYZER WIND -UP LINKIN PARK Il BRIAN SIMPSON RISE AGAINST 1tJ i3 14 it 12 24 31 SHADOW OF THE DAY WARNER BROS. WHAT CHA GONNA DO? RENDEZVOUS THE GOOD LEFT UNDONE GEFFEN /INTERSCOPE

NO. i MOST ADDED NO. i MOST ADDED NO. i MOST ADDED DAUGHTRY Feels Like Tonight (RCA/RMG) KENNY G Sax -o -loco (STARBUCKS /CONCORD /CMG) PANIC! AT THE DISCO Nine In The Afternoon (DECAYDANCE /FUELED BYRAMEN /ATLANTIC/LAVA)

NO. 1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. i MOST INCREASED PLAYS JOHN MAYER Say (AWARE /COLUMBIA) KENNY G Sax -o -loco (STARBUCKS/CONCORD /CMGJ FOXBORO HOT TUBS Mother Mary (JINGLE TOWN)

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JACK JOHNSON If I Had Eyes (BRUSHFIRE/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC) NILS Dreamin (BAJA/TSR) BUCKCHERRY Sorry (ELEVEN SEVEN /AT_ANTIC/LAVA)

MILEY CYRUS See You Again (HOLLYWOOD) RICK BRAUN & RICHARD ELLIOT Better Times (ARTIZEN) THE SPILL CANVAS All Over You (ONE ELEVEN/SIRE/REPRISE)

PAT MONAHAN Two Ways To Say Goodbye (COLUMBIA) KELLY SWEET Dream On (RAZOR & TIE) ARMOR FOR SLEEP Hold The Door (SIRE/WARNER BROS.)

VANESSA CARLTON Hands On Me (THE INCJUNIVERSAL MOTOWN) MICHAEL MCDONALD (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher And Higher (UNIVERSAL MOTOWN) THEORY OF A DEADMAN So Happy (604 /ROADRUNNER)

FOO FIGHTERS The Pretender (ROSWELL/RCA/RMG) U -NAM Keep The Faith (TRIPPIN RHYTHM) MGMT Time To Pretend (RED INK/COLUMBIA)

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SEETHER NO. 1(13 WKS) SEETHER NO. 1(11 WKS) JACK JOHNSON NO. 1 (3 WKS) 23 9 FAKE IT WIND -UP FAKE IT WIND -JP IFI HAD EYES BRUSHFIRE/UNNERSAL REPUBLIC AVENGED SEVENFOLD SIXX: A.M. INGRID MICHAELSON 2 19 2 30 2 2 12 ALMOST EASY HOPELESS /WARNER BROS. LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL ELEVEN SEVEN THE WAY I AM CABIN 24 /ORIGINAL SIGNAL/RED

PUDDLE OF MUDD LINKIN PARK I1 SARA BAREILLES 3 17 11 23 PSYCHO FLAWLESS /GEFFEN / INTERSCOPE SHADOW OF THE DAY WARNER BROS. LOVE SONG EPIC SIXX: A.M. KID ROCK DAVID GRAY 4 4 29 4 12 4 18 LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL ELEVEN SEVEN AMEN TOP DOG /ATLANTIC YOU'RE THE WORLD TO ME ATO /RED FOO FIGHTERS ALTER BRIDGE RYAN ADAMS B 9 5 24 14 LONG ROAD TO RUIN ROSWELL /RCA/RMG RISE IOUAY UNIVERSAL REPUB-IC EVERYBODY KNOWS LOST HIGHWAY HURT PUDDLE OF MUDD MOST INCREASED PLAYS KT TUNSTALL 7 24 6 9 14 6 8 TEN TON BRICK CAPITOL PSYCHO FLAWLESS/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE SAVING MV FACE RELENTLESSNIRGIN ANOTHER ANIMAL FINGER ELEVEN 113 EDDIE VEDDER 7 ?3 22 7 52 7 7 21 BROKEN AGAIN UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC PARALYZER WIND -UP HARD RUN MONKEY WRENCH /J /RMG

KORN THREE DAYS GRACE 11 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 30 18 38 9 10 HOLD ON VIRGIN NEVER TOO LATE JIVE /ZOMBA GIRLS IN THEIR SUMMET CLOTHES COLUMBIA

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NO. Ì MOST ADDED NO. i MOST ADDED NO. i MOST ADDED THEORY OF A DEADMAN So Happy (604 /ROADRUNNER) THE BLACK CROWES Goodbye Daughters Of The Revolution (SILVER ARROW) THE B-52'S Funplex (ASTRALWERKS) NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. i MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS THEORY OF A DEADMAN So Happy (604 /ROADRUNNER) PUDDLE OF MUDD Psycho (FLAWLESS /GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE) THE 8 -52'S Funplex (ASTRALWERKS) TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE PAPA ROACH Reckless (EL TONAL/GEFFEN /INTERSCOPE) THREE DAYS GRACE Riot (JIVE/ZOMBA) ROBERT PLANT / AUSON KRAUSS Please Read The Letter (ROUNDER)

VELVET REVOLVER Get Out The Door (RCA/RMG) SANTANA FEAT. CHAD KROEGER Into The Night (ARISTA/RMG) BIG HEAD TODD AND THE MONSTERS All The Love You Need (BIG)

12 STONES Anthem For The Underdog (WIND-UP) MUDVAYNE Dull Boy (EPIC) EAGLES Busy Being Fabulous (ERC /MERCURY /LOST HIGHWAY)

DRALONFORCE Through The Fire And Flames (SANCTUARY/ROADRUNNER) ALTER BRIDGE Watch Over You (UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC) TRISTAN PRETTYMAN Madly (VIRGIN)

SOILWORK Exile (NUCLEAR BLAST/CAROLINE) SIXX: A.M. Accidents Can Happen (ELEVEN SEVEN) JOE JACKSON Invisible Man (RYKODISC)

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The Weiss Agency works with broadcast royalty to maximize Something about your company that might surprise readers: We have begun serving as an advertising and monetize long -term value of industry's biggest brands agency and media- buying service in radio. We are handling creative and buying for a large California advertiser as well as handling local and national campaigns for a television production and syndica- don company. We specialize in using personalities Eric to endorse our advertising clients' products and services, so there is some obvious business synergy. Weiss Most influential individual: Norm Pattiz [founder/ chairman of Westwood One] and Steve Lehman [founder of Premiere Radio Networks] are both world -class entrepreneurs. Mel Karmazin and Fared me a lot hands -on cor- By Erica Farber Suleman taught about porate management. Jason Shrinsky [former counsel to Radio & Records] was a great mentor early ric Weiss began his career in broadcasting, working his way up in my career on the legal and deal -making end of through Mutual Broadcasting, Westwood One and After things. David Kantor [CEO of Reach Media] and eMidnite.As he constantly fielded calls from attorneys and agents I have done deals both across and on the same side for advice on the radio business,Weiss knew it was time to hang of the table. David has a great mix of knowledge, out his own shingle. Today, the Weiss Agency represents some integrity and appreciation for talent. of the industry's biggest talents. Advice for broadcasters: I am concerned about Getting into the business: I grew up outside of Philly working with talent and progranmiing, building the trend toward restricting on -air personalities' listening to the boss jocks ofWIBG andWFIL and brands and developing new businesses. After getting contributions-especially on music- formatted

knew I wanted to work in broadcasting or music. a taste of how rewarding it felt to work with these stations. You need to embrace and expand on a After graduating from George Washington Law, I talented individuals, it became obvious that I should personality's uniqueness. It is their talent that dislike!' AlOfP,J' worked as a corporate attorney at Mutual Broad- set up shop. tinguishes your station from an iPod. Our recent Profile: Eric Weiss casting. A year later, Westwood One -then a small foray into the media- buying side has brought me Title: The Weiss company that had just gone public- acquired Mission of the company: Whether representing an in more direct contact with the sales side of the Agency president Mutual. I survived the firing of the legal department, on -air personality or a syndicated program pro- business. I have witnessed incredible inconsisten- Favorite radio format: became head of legal and business affairs and ducer, the goal is the same: to build, monetize and cies in how account executives handle potential Talk relocated to the Los Angeles headquarters. maximize the long -tern value of their brand. users of our medium.We need to better train and Favorite TV shows: develop our salespeople. The Shield" and "30 Career path: I spent 10 years at Westwood One How you differentiate your company from others Rock" through a period of rapid growth, where the com- in this space: Both Heather Cohen, who heads Advice for people looking for representation: Favorite song: pany grew from $12 million to a quarter of a bil- our NewYork office, and I spent substantial time Foremost, find representation that really under- "Jungleland" by Bruce lion in revenue. It was a wild ride and a great expe- in the corporate management side of radio before stands radio and new media, its players and the Springsteen rience to have early in my career. I became an coming to the agency side. Heather has 10 years' changing landscape of the business. While a local Favorite movie: executive VP and corporate officer and eventually experience as producer and programmer. I have attorney may seem the route to go for review of The Shawshank became responsible for new business development 15 years as an attorney, an executive or board a contract, you can't expect them to understand Redemption" and the company's international division. I left to member of three publicly traded media compa- all of the implications or nuances of that agree- Favorite book: become a partner and CEO in After Midnite nies. Being on the other side, you gain insights ment or to give you career advice if they are not "The Hy Lit Hipster Entertainment, and after we sold the company to and credibility that an agent who started in the operating full -time in the radio business. Dictionary" Premiere Radio Networks, I joined Premiere's mailroom just isn't going to have. Second, don't feel compelled to have one Favorite restaurant: board of directors as vice chairman and consulted agency serve you in all different media. If you are Capo in Santa Monica, on programming and acquisitions until we sold to How you determine who you will represent: We talented enough to cross over to fields outside of Calif., and White House Clear Channel. I joined an investor group in a spend time researching, listening to programs and radio, like publishing for instance, build a team of Subs in Atlantic City; N.J. direct -response television company, National experts to advise you in their specific area of

Beverage of choice: Media, where I was vice chairman and COO. expertise. Be wary of an agency that insists you "Green tea on a daily sign for exclusive representation in all fields. Rc« basis and Grey Goose Starting the Weiss Agency: It started organically. I martini with olives on a always got a lot of calls from entertainment attorneys, \ night out." managers and some Hollywood agents asking for 'Being on the radio Hobbies: "Learning to advice on the radio business. Casey Kasem had an side, you gain insights play the saxophone that attorney who represented him; they approached me my client Dave Koz about taking over on Casey's next deal. Then Walt and credibility that an gave me, playing LiL' "Baby" Love's entertainment attorney asked me to agent who started ini Tikes basketball with consult. About the same time, I was receiving calls the mailroom justjust my 2- year -old son." from Jim Brickman's and Dave Koz's managers ask- E -mail: eric @theweiss- ing for help growing their syndicated programs. isn't going to agency.com During my corporate years, what I really enjoyed was -Eric Weiss

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