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GREATER DAKOTA 10 28 15 16 17 8 6 1 2 11 12 GDNS National Pick Up 23 565 Stations 33 5 29 34 NEWS SERVICE 20 18 19 7 21 22 34 GDNS Market Share Information 24 9 Rapid City 13 25 30% 14 26 27 35 30 31 83 state/regional radio stations aired 36 32 GDNS stories in 2005 1. KGIM-AM/FM (2) Aberdeen 20. KBHE-FM (1) Rapid City 2. KSDN-AM, KKAA-AM/FM, KQAA-FM, KBFO-FM, KBWS-FM 21. KOTA-AM, KDDX-FM, KQRQ-FM (3) Rapid City (6) Aberdeen 22. KTOQ-AM, KIQK-FM, KSQY-FM (3) Rapid City 3. KESD-AM (1) Brookings 23. KQKD-AM (1) Redﬁ eld 4. KJJQ-AM, KKQQ-FM, KBRK-AM/FM, KDBX-AM (5) Brookings 24. KTSD-FM (1) Reliance 5. KDJJ-AM (1) Deadwood 25. KCSD-AM (1) Sioux Falls 6. KPSD-FM (1) Faith 26. KELO-AM/FM, KRRO-FM, KTWB-FM, KWSN-AM (5) Sioux Falls 7. KOKK-AM, KIJV-FM, KZNC-AM, KZKK-FM (4) Huron 27. KSOO-AM, KXRB-AM, KKLS-FM, KMXC-FM, KYBB-FM, KIKN-FM 8. KQSD-FM (1) Lowry (6) Sioux Falls 9. KJAM-AM/FM (2) Madison 28. KSWS-AM (1) Sisseton 10. KZSD-FM (1) Martin 29. KBHB-AM, KOUT-FM, KFXS-FM, KKMK-FM, KRCS-FM, KKLS-FM 11. KCGN-FM (1) Milbank (6) Sturgis 12. KDIO-AM, KMSD-AM, KPHR-FM (3) Milbank 30. KOSZ-AM (1) Vermillion 13. KMIT-AM (1) Mitchell 31. KUSD-AM (1) Vermillion 14. KORN-AM/FM (2) Mitchell 32. KVTK-AM, KVHT-FM (2) Vermillion 15. KMLO-AM (1) Mobridge 33. KSDR-AM/FM, KS93 (3) Watertown 16. KOLY-AM/FM (2) Mobridge 34. KWAT-AM, KIXX-FM, KDLO-FM, KKSD-FM (4) Watertown 17. KDSD-FM (1) Pierpont 35. KYNT-AM, KKYA-FM, Waitt Farm Network (2) Yankton 18. KCCR-AM, KLXS-FM (2) Pierre 36. WNAX AM/FM (2) Yankton 19. KGFX-AM/FM, KPLO-FM (3) Pierre Public News Service Greater Dakota News Service 888-891-9416 888-606-7494 Fax 208-247-1830 Fax: 413-653-9554 [email protected] [email protected] GreaterSouth Dakota Dakota RNewsADIO C OVERAGEService Story Breakout Number of Radio Stories Station Airings* South Dakota Broadcasters “Offers timely topics Arts & Culture 4 337 on issues important and Budget Policy & Priorities 8 542 useful to an audience... Variety of stories, well Children’s Issues 10 832 written, concise... Education 8 568 Appreciate phone numbers and info on Environment 9 630 interviews contained in Health Issues 272,349 actualities... Good informative news for the Human Rights/Racial Justice 3 217 whole state.” Hunger/Food/Nutrition 2 141 “The Greater Dakota News Livable Wages/Working Families 14 1,112 Service has been particularly effective in getting information Mental Health 7 461 out about asthma, tobacco and Public Lands/Wilderness 4 269 legislative issues. Their staff is great to work with, and they can Rural/Farming 13 1,126 tell us which stations used the Senior Issues 6 521 stories and how often.” Kathleen W. Sweere, Smoking Prevention 11 821 American Lung Association of South Dakota Sustainable Agriculture 4 303 Teen Pregnancy Prevention 2 172 Totals 132 10,401 ANNUAL REPORT 2005 * Represents the minimum number of times stories were aired..

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