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UMG's Morris Renews The PPM: Lawsuits, Opposition ON THE WEB Contract, Hires Flom iBiquity Hits HD Radio Milestones Continue To Pile On chairman /CEO Doug Not one, but two states- and New Jersey -filed lawsuits Oct. 10 against iBiquity Digital serves up some milestone Morris has signed a Arbitron over its PPM ratings service. In NewYork, Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announcements related to the technolo- new long -term deal to accused Arbitron of, among other things, deceptively claiming that its electronic ratings gy. First, the HD radio developer reports lead the world's system is valid, fair and representative of diverse radio markets. In New Jersey, Attorney that 1.5 million HD radio chipsets have largest . General Anne Milgram called the PPM a "new, unaccredited system for measuring lis- been shipped, with such manufacturers as Terms were not dis- tenership [that] harms minority consumers and violates New Jersey's consumer fraud, Instruments and NXP making the closed. Additicnally, advertising and anti -discrimination laws." chips for modules built by ACE Dixxio, Morris former Atlantic and As it did Oct. 6 with the state of New York, Arbitron immediately asked the U.S. Kiryung, LG Innotek, Samsung EM and Capitol top executive Jason Flom is nearly District Court for the District of New Jersey for a declaratory judg- others. In addition, iBiquity says that finished with negotiations that will bring him ment and injunctive relief against Milgram to prevent any attempt more than 1 million of those HD mod- into the UMG fold. Morris was a mentor to to restrain Arbitron's publication of its PPM listening estimates. ules have been made for retail receivers Flom when the latter started Arbitron said it denies all allegations in both cases and intends to using Texas Instruments chipsets. In as an imprint c Atlantic and Morris was "defend itself and its interests vigorously." related news, iBiquity has certified its then -chairman of Warner Music Group. Flom On the same day the suits were filed, Rep. Nydia M.Velázquez, 100th HD radio product, which are avail- left his position as chairman /CEO of Capitol D -N.Y., held a press conference on the steps of New York's City able at more than 14,000 stores and Music Group earlier this year, amid layoffs Hall.The congresswoman declared that the ratings issued Oct. 6 for online retailers.Mike Boyle Mllgram and restructur ng at parent company EH. NewYork and seven other new PPM markets "drastically cut num- A source close to the negotiations says it bers for minority radio stations and demonstrate that the company is out of touch with Entercom/Austin Enlists is likely Flom will start a new imprint minority listeners." Vaeth -Dubroff through Unive-sal Republic, headed by pres- Meanwhile, Radio One's Alfred Liggins defended the PPM in a recent ident /CEO Monte Lipman. For his part, Post article. "Anytime you adopt a new technology, there are always short -term dislo- Nancy Vaeth -Dubroff has been named presi- Morris says that Flom would be working in cations," the CEO of the largest African- American -targeted radio company said. "There's dent /market manager of Entercom's three - an A &R capacity. -Bill Werde, Billboard going to be a learning curve ... but [electronic measurement] is reality. I'd much rather station cluster in Austin: talk KJCE -FM, get reality on the road than , delay, delay." hot AC KAMX -FM and AC KKMJ -FM. Check, Austin, Powell Despite the legal firestorm and all the rhetoric, Emmis /NewYork senior VP /market She replaces Melissa manager Dan Halyburton says buyers haven't been dissuaded. "While there is consider- Forrest, recruited by Power CC /Philly able discussion, there seems to be no hesitation to use PPM," he says. Clear Channel as pres- Clear Channel /Philadelphia makes three program- Ditto from a high -ranking, NewYork -based ad agency executive who told R &R that, ident /market manager ming changes: WISX (My 106.1) PD Brian Check despite the litigation, it's business as usual. "This isn't the first time that we've used unac- of its Atlanta cluster in is promoted to OM of the six -station cluster, credited data when we have a reasonable expectation that it will be accredited in the August. Vaeth-Dubroff Kashon Powell is upped future," the exec said. And a representative for media negotiating and audience analysis previously served as from APD /MD to PD of agency MAGNA called the PPM "superior methodology" and recommended "using the executive VP /COO urban WUSL (Power data immediately." But Beasley country WXTU /PhiladelphiaVP /GM Natalie Conner of GreenStone Media 99), and Tracy Austin is has a different perspective, born of the fact that Arbitron has adjusted the Philadelphia and president /COO of Susquehanna Radio. hired as PD of CHR /top panel to meet demographic and ethnic quotas. "I've never seen such a mess," she says. She is a member of the RAB Board and the 40 WIOQ (Q102), "In September's data, the market indexed at 120 for African- American. There'll be no 2004 recipient ofAmericanWomen in Radio replacing Rick Vaughn, station more [negatively] impacted than us with that kind of overdelivery." and Television's Lifetime AchievementAward/ view. now programming -Mike Boyle, Julie Gidlow, Paul Heine & Ken Tucker Houston. -Alexandra Cahill Austin CHR /top 40 sister WKSC/Chicago, "Brian Check and Kashon Powell Davis Programs KZPS/ have demonstr, ted leadership and commitment Dallas to our media ccmpany and their promotions are VEER CRÙ\CH well deserved," cluster president Manuel Clear Channel /Texas music Rodriguez says "Additionally, we're ecstatic to hybrid KZPS (Lone Star 92.5) /Dallas has have Tracy Aus-.in join the Philadelphia team." chosen programmer Don Davis to replace Together, Powell and Check take over duties Duane Doherty, who exited the station in once held by Thea Mitchem, recently named 7 5 April. Davis most recently served as PD of The number of Latin- and 9he number of Latin- and The number of Latin- and OM of the company's Washington -Baltimore Cox classic rock WFYV /Jacksonville. urban -targeted stations in rban- targeted stations in Los urban -targeted stations in San stations. Austin recently returned to the The Lone Star brand replaced a classic New York that appeared in ngeles that appeared in both Francisco that appeared in following a two -year stint pro- both the spring diary survey e spring diary survey and both the spring diary survey rock format on KZPS in late April 2007. gramming Nova 106.9 in Brisbane, Australia. and September PPM survey September PPM survey and and September PPM survey In the last three Arbitron surveys, the sta- and were down in total week were down in total week 12+ and were down in total week Check will continue to program WISX as well tion has trended 1.8- 2.0 -2.0 12 +. 12+ AQH share in the PPM AQH share in the PPM report. 12+ AQH share in the PPM as overseeing operations for the cluster, which report. One was up and one Four stations saw their ratings report. Three stations saw -Mike Boyle also includes urban AC WDAS -FM, alternative station was flat. rise and one station was flat. their ratings rise and one sta- tion was flat. WRFF (Radio 104.5 FM) and tropical WLJBA- NEWS UPDATES AROUND THE CLOCK. www.RadioandRecords.com AM (Rumba 1'.80 AM). -Kevin Carter

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Political Dollars Flow For YoJeffrey Some, Elude Others Business Briefing Yo rke Grabbing a greater share of political advertising in 2008 was a stated goal of CBS Radio president/CEO Dan Mason and other industry leaders. In September Mason told R &R that Emmis' Fiscal Q2 Net into their own pockets to buy scads the goal was on track. "There is no doubt that this year is going to be a record year for Revenue Slips 1.5% of company shares Oct. 2 for 40 cents political advertising," he said. "It's panning out for our company already." Emmis' second-quarter net revenue apiece. Newly arrived president /CEO But that's not necessarily so for others. Clear Channel /Nashville market manager Tom dipped 1.5% to $94.2 million and sta- Tom Beusse grabbed 375,000 shares; English, whose cluster includes news/talk WLAC, says that since 1996, most presidential tion operating income slipped slightly, to CFO Roderick M. Sherwood III, money has been spent on "battleground states. [With] Tennessee being considered a $26.5 million.The company reported who joined in mid- September, 'safe' Republican state, we really haven't seen much from the candi- Oct. 10 that its diluted net per -share bought 1 million shares and the next dates in the general election. income for the quarter ending Aug. 31 day another 250,000; and COO The majority of political spending we have seen this year has been was 2 cents, compared with 4 cents Steven Kalin bought 250,000 shares. 'issue' more than candidate -based," English adds. "But there hasn't earned during the same period last year. been a lot of that either." Emmis' pro forma radio net revenue fell Meanwhile, Beasley country WXTU /Philadelphia VP/GM Natalie 1.7% and domestic radio net revenue Tidbits Conner says her station has "fared pretty well so far." Conner expects plunged 8.4 %.While the company is Janet McGregor is the NAB's new presidential dollars to be up roughly 20% over spending in the 2004 credited with cutting costs significantly, COO /CFO, heading financial opera- Halyburton election. "Obama has placed 3 -to -1 over McCain," Conner says. "What Emmis performed worse than market tions and investments. She succeeds has surprised me is that no issue money has been placed -zero." competitors. For instance, Emmis resigned CFO /executiveVP Michael Emmis/New York senior VP/market manager Dan Halyburton has a different take. "Simply put, dropped in by 13% while Williams. McGregor takes an expanded we received very little campaign money during the primary or for the general," he says. -Ken Tucker the market declined 11 %; in NewYork, role with oversight of the NAB's con- Emmis fell 14 %, with the entire market ventions and business operations, science off 7 %. CFO Patrick Walsh says rhyth- and technology, information technology CBS, Clear Channel Budget Cuts Hit L.A., mic WQHT (Hot 97) and urban AC and administration ... On Oct. 13, Continue Digital Expansion Hartford WRKS (Kiss) have "performed largely President Bush signed the RIAA- backed in line;' but the " NewYork Rock PRO-IP Act, which stiffens penalties for CBS Radio has launched a "Now Budget cuts slam CBS Radio's Los Experience" at recent triple A convert music and movie piracy at the federal Playing" widget on the Web sites of rock Angeles cluster and Buckley Broadcasting WRXP is "still developing" and is "con- level. The law also creates an intellectual WXRK /New York, AC WWFS /New in Hartford. CBS spokeswoman Karen siderably short of the revenues recorded property czar who will report to the York, triple A WXRT /Chicago and Mateo says the changes in L.A. affect sev- at the former [smooth jazz] WQCD." president on how to better protect copy- urban WVEE/Atlanta, among others. The eral part-time positions and a smaller num- The group's international radio rights ... Former FCC Commissioner widget, which will be ber of full -time employees. presence in Slovakia, Hungary, Kathleen Abernathy and two former rolled out to every According to a source, the cuts Bulgaria and Belgium grew an amaz- FCC colleagues have joined Washington CBS Radio music sta- include three reporters based at news ing 38 %, with net revenue and station law firm Wilkinson Barker Knauer as tion within the next KFWB's Orange County and Long operating expenses, excluding depreci- partners. Barry Ohlson, a former sen- four to six weeks, Beach bureaus, plus at least four other ation and amortization, hitting $14.9 ior legal adviser to Commissioner allows listeners to full -time and seven part -time KFWB million and $9 million, respectively. Jonathan Adelstein, and Natalie learn the title, artist staffers. Additionally, four full -time Roisman, a former attorney /adviser in and album of the song employees exit news KNX. the policy division of the FCC's Media currently being played At Buckley Broadcasting, talk WW1 Directors Soak Up Bureau, join Abernathy as a three - and the previous 10 WDRC -AM /Hartford midday host Company Stock member legal team that has departed !Phone tracks aired on the sta- Mary Jones is replaced by syndicated host executives dipped from Akin Gump. tion; purchase the song through iTunes or Glenn Beck while oldies WDRC -FM ; and share links to the station via afternoon host Doug Taylor exits, with e -mail or AOL Instant Messenger. midday jock Larry Wells grabbing after- Transactions at a Glance 's KTRC -AM /Santa Fe, N.M., to Hutton Broadcasting for $500,000 Through a partnership with Last.fm, lis- noons and Floyd Wright covering mid - ... Great Commission Broadcasting's construction permit for a new FM In Kirksville, Mo., to Lake teners can also dedicate songs or search for days. Three other full- time employees Area Educational Broadcasting Foundation for $25,000. specific tracks for on- demand listening. and three part- timers were also cut. Meanwhile, Clear Channel Radio has -Mike Stern Deal of the Week launched iHeartRadio, a network /applica- WZJS- FM/Banner Elk, WECR -FM/Beech Mountain, WXIT AM/Blowing Rock, WATA -AM/Boone, WMMY FM /Jefferson and WECR- AM/Newland, N.C. tion where users will be able to access the Persigehl Buzzes In company's terrestrial and radio PRICE: $2.3 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash streams on the iPhone or iPod Touch. The Portland BUYER: Curtis Media Group, headed by president /CEO Donald Curtis. Phone: 919 -790- 9392. It owns 19 other stations. This represents its entry into this market. free, one -time download is available through Dan Persigehl, who programmed Enter- SELLER: George R. Reed. Phone: 904 -285 -3239 Apple's apps store. CCR launched iHeart- corn hot AC KRSK (105 -1 the Buzz)/ FORMAT: Classic rock; AC; news /talk/sports; talk/oldies; country; gospel Radio with some of its top stations, includ- Portland, Ore., from 2000 to 2005, returns BROKER: Media Services Group ing CHR/top 40s WHTZ New York and to that role, as cluster VP of programming COMMENT: George R. Reed, receiver for Aisling Broadcasting of WZJS -FM /Banner Elk, KIIS /Los Angeles, urban WWPR /New Clark Ryan relinquishes day -to -day con- WECR -FM /Beech Mountain, WXIT-AM /Blowing Rock, WATA -AM /Boone, WMMY- York, rhythmic KYLD /San Francisco, news trol of the station. Persigehl will continue FM /Jefferson and WECR-AM /Newland, N.C., to Curtis Media Group's High Country KTRH /Houston and sports KFAN/ to program adult hits sister KYCH (97 -1 Adventures for $2.3 million, payable in cash at closing with a $116,250 escrow deposit. .The stations have been stream- Charlie FM). ing to cell phones via Sprint, U.S. Cellular "Hot AC is in a very strong cycle musi- 2008 Deals to Date Dollars to Date: (Last Year: $2,911,669,678) and MetroPCS for the past year. cally," he says. "Combining that with the Dollars This Quarter: $28,784,640 (Last Year: $34,423,000) As is a previously reported, CBS Radio and awesome talent on the station recipe Stations Traded This Year: 600 (Last Year:1,520) Entercom stations are also available on for success, as long as the cook doesn't Stations Traded This Quarter: 34 (Last Year: 86) iPhones.-Ken Tucker & Mike Boyle screw it up." -Keith Berman

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www.americanradiohistory.com JENNIFER HUDSON, ATOP URBAN AC FOR A THIRD ISSUE, BOWED LAST WEEK ON THE BILLBCARD 200 AT NO. 2 WITH 217000 COPIES SOLD OF HEP SELF- TITLED DEBU- SET, THE BEST FIRST -WEEK SUM FOR A NEW FEMALE ARTIST THIS YEAR. Contents ISSUE #1784 OCTOBER 17, 2008 'Electronic measurement is RER FEATURES reality. 'd much 12 MERRY CHRISTMAS ... AND rather get reality BAH HUMBUG NEW YEAR on the mad than PPM ratings analysis of all- Christmas delay, delay, format reveals it's the most wonderful delay.' F 3 FORMAT Page Ar-fst / Title time of the year -until it's over. CHR/TOP 40 23 Pirtle / So ./hat 62 PUBLISHER'S PROFILE RHYTHMIC 26 T.L : Whocever You Like Dial Global executive VP of programming URBAN 28 T -Fain Featuring Lil Wayne Beau Phillips lost his love for radio, but a Cart Believe It new role has him passionate about URBAN AC 29 Jerrifer Hudson / reinventing the medium. Spct ight RAP 30 T.L/ Wha_ever You Like Jamas Fortune & FIYA / DEPARTMENTS GOSPEL 31 I Trust You CHRISTIAN AC 33 Bradon Heath / G MANAGEMENT/MARKETING /SALES Give 'vie Your Eyes Enacting the Performance Rights Act CHRISTIAN CHR 34 Bradon Heath / Give Me Your Eyes in America would have far -reaching, even global, ramifications. CHRISTIAN ROCK 34 P.OID. / Shine With Me

SOFT AC/INSPIRATIONAL 34 Chris Tomlin / 8 MARKET PROFILE Jesus Messiah With African -Americans comprising COLUMNS The Wailers / COUNTRY 38 Kenv Chesney With Memphis metro, urban Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven 16 43.4% of the 22 CHR /ToD 40 formats rule this market of 1 million c AC 41 Da \iJ Cook / 25 Rhythm The ime My Life Of people and 27 rated radio stations. 27 Urban HOT AC 42 Jasir Mraz / I'm riurs 32 Christia- 10 STREET TALK SMOOTH JAZZ 45 Eric Darius / 37 Country Coin' All Out It's not even Halloween, but Bonneville 40 AC /Hot .'.0 The Jffspring / kicked off the all- Christmas format ALTERNATIVE 47 44 Smooth Jazz You N Gonna Go Far, Kid Oct. 10 at hot AC WMVN /St. Louis. ACTIVE ROCK 48 "Metellica / 46 Rock The Day That Never Comes 16 NEWS /TALK /SPORTS 51 Triple A ROCK 49 AC1I C / Rocs N Roll Train Doug Stephan celebrates 20 years 54 Latin TRIPLE A 52 0.A. g. / hosting talk for women. 58 Nationa 4irplay Sha: red (Turn Tha Car Aroind)_ AMERICANA 53 Rodrey Crowell / Sex Lod Gasoline 19 THE SPIN T-Pain and Lil Wayne each earn their REGIONAL MEXICAN 55 Alactenes Musical / Darre Tu Amor fifth Urban No. ls, as their collaborative 27 LATIN POP 56 Luis Fonsi / "Can't Believe It" elevates 2 -1. No Ve Doy Por Vencido ( r V TROPICAL 57 Luis zonsi / No tile Doy Por Vencido ( . 20 SOUND DECISIONS e !1' Lee Ann Womack doesn't sugarcoat LATIN RHYTHM 57 Ivy Zueen / . Dim 1ib11;"h'I. t` ±J >>i "Call Me Crazy," her first album in Victimas Del Doctor Cerebro / LATIN ROCK /ALTERNATIVE 57 +t, r h!... three years. Plus: Twin sisters Natalie El Cadaver Del Amor , ."- a .;:' '. . and Nicole Albino effortlessly navigate hip -hop, R &B and reggaetón on Nina ;. . ti % : ,. ., . Sky's forthcoming sophomore effort, S: .,(. P , "The Musical." "I'M YOURS" BY JASON : itZ' ''+ +` MRAZ CONTINUES ITS . e, y !A. i MARCH ACROSS MULTIPLE FORMATS. THE FORMER .7. ' . i. 12 . TRIPLE A NO. 1 LEADS H . AC FOR A SECOND WE AND RISES 14 -13 WITH WWW.RADIOANDRECORDS.COM: MOST INCREASED PLAYS AT AC AND 20 -18 WITH AIRPOWER HONORS AT l CHR/TOP 40. What's Oct. 20 Oct. 21 Oct. 22 Oct. 23 act. 24 Find out who's Arbitron releases Deeper as -it- Updated charts Journal Radio and Records is published weekly, except the ast week of December arnI the first week% of January. Subscrñtions are available for $325.00 per year (plus applicabL sales tax) in the Unites States, $330.00 in Canada and teeny), New ruling radio in the third -quarter happens news and playlists ommunications

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tor) it would be required to adopt laws that create rights for artists and labels to collect royalties for sound recordings broadcast on terrestrial radio. If the PRA passes, the United States could at last sign Not surprisingly, enacting the PRA in America would have far- reaching- the Rome Convention. But some ask, "Why bother?"Almost all portions even global- ramifications of the Rome Convention are incorporated into another important treaty to which the United States became a signatory in 1995: the Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Performance Rights (TRIPS).This provides minimum standards for many forms of intellectual property regulation. Thus, some argue that it is not necessary for the United States to adhere to the Rome Convention Royalties: The because we already enjoy TRIPS' broader protec- tions. However, while TRIPS adopts almost all the Rome Convention's standards, it does not adopt Article 12, the provision creating performance Letter Of The Law rights in sound recordings that are broadcast. Thus U.S. performers and labels can seek royalties only for sound recordings broadcast internationally if the United States adopts the Rome Convention. Owen J. Sloane and Rachel Stilwell Media attorney Mathew DelNero argues that even if the United States were to sign the Rome Convention, U.S. performers and labels may not he Performance Rights Act, a controversial bill supported by per- reap significant revenue through the collection of formers and record labels and excoriated by terrestrial radio, will new international royalties. Under the terms of be considered by Congress in 2009. If passed, the PRA would end Article 12, a signatory country may, at the time of terrestrial radio stations' exemption from copyright laws requir- signing, or anytime thereafter, "opt out" of Article ing satellite radio, webcasters and cable radio broadcasters to pay 12 while still adhering to the rest of the treaty. 'If the United royalties for the broadcast of sound recordings. Because the United States exports far more sound States passes recordings than any other country in the world, if the PRA and Artists and labels argue that they can no longer Parity Among Nations it becomes a Rome Convention signatory, many subsequently depend on a causal link between airplay and PRA proponents say that the United States is one of member countries would immediately face a huge becomes a commensurate sales of the recordings that are few industrialized countries that don't recognize per- outflow of new royalties to the United States. Any signatory to broadcast and that airplay's promotional value has formance rights for sound recordings.As Peters notes, heavily importing member country would then the Rome decreased as fewer recordings are sold. Terrestrial with respect to the lack of financial remuneration for owe far more to the United States in performance Convention, broadcasters argue that due to brutal competition terrestrial broadcasts of recordings, the United States royalties than it would reap in royalties related to U.S. for advertising revenue, they cannot afford to pay "stands out as the most prominent industrialized recordings made in its own country. Such a coun- performers these new royalties. Broadcasters point out that country without this protection." In most countries, try would likely opt out ofArticle 12. Because U.S. and labels recent decreases in record sales are largely attrib- broadcasters pay royalties to artists and producers. artists and labels wouldn't collect any performance will likely uted to consumer theft of recordings and are not Almost all such countries are signatories to an royalties from nations that "opt out" of Article 12, reap new caused by radio broadcasters. international treaty called the Rome Convention. the argument for having the United States become international PRA advocates have long argued that its pas- Peters argues that such countries recognize that a signatory is thereby significantly undermined. performance sage would provide important parity and fairness "more often than not, a performer is the reason However, not every country adhering to the Rome royalties -but among music broadcasting platforms and among for the popularity and endurance of a particular Convention imports far more recordings than it only from nations. musical recording." exports. Several countries including Great Britain and our most The Rome Convention, in force since 1961, France have robust recording industries and have long robust trade is the only international treaty specifically gov- recognized a right of public performance in sound partners.' Parity Among Platforms erning performers' rights in sound recordings. recordings. Such countries have a significant interest Among those who argue for "parity among Eighty-six countries including Great Britain and in collecting performance royalties from countries platforms" is Marybeth Peters, Register of France are now signatories. More than 100 besides the United States. Because these countries have Copyrights with the U.S. Copyright Office. nations are not signatories, the United States most money to lose by opting out ofArticle 12, they would Testifying at a House subcommittee hearing, prominent among them. In this reciprocal treaty likely refrain from opting out even if the United States she argued that radio broadcasters should no system, only those performers and owners of became a signatory. Thus, by continuing to refuse to longer receive "an exemption from the per- sound recordings that are nationals of a Rome become a signatory to the Rome Convention, the formance right from sound recordings," prima- Convention member country receive perform- United States likely sacrifices performance royalties rily because of the need to provide parity ance royalties from other member countries. that it would otherwise reap from countries that enjoy among "commercial competitors who depend Many PRA proponents assert that the United robust recording industries. If the United States pass- upon the use of sound recordings" to attract lis- States' failure to become a signatory collectively es the PRA and subsequently becomes a signatory to teners and revenue. She notes that the promo- costs U.S. performers and labels a significant the Rome Convention, U.S. performers and labels will tional value of airplay that once existed only in amount of money annually and that this interna- likely reap new international performance royalties - terrestrial radio has been diluted by increased tional revenue stream cannot be tapped unless the but only from our most robust trade partners. I competition among new forms of media. United States becomes a signatory. Terrestrial broadcasters retort that largely due to Article 12 of the Rome Convention specifies Owen J. Sloane is a principal and Rachel Stilwell is that same competition to which Peters refers, that performers and owners of sound recordings are an attorney at law firm Berger Kahn in Marina Del terrestrial radio is in less of a position than ever entitled to be paid for the broadcast of their record- Rey, Calif. Contact them at [email protected] to dole out new royalties. ings. If the United States were to become a signa- and [email protected].

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Memphis verlooking the Mississippi River in southwestern Tennessee, Memphis is well -known for the important roles it played in the emergence of the blues and rock'n'roll. Bars on the city's famed Beale Street provided a blues hotbed that eventually found its way onto the airwaves in the late '40s via WDIA -AM, the first radio station in America0 programmed entirely by African- Americans. (Today the station programs urban AC.) Elvis Presley got his start in the Beale Street clubs and Memphis -based Sun Studio was the first to record him. Ike Turner's band is credited with recording the first rock'n'roll record at Sun, "Rocket 88."

Isaac Hayes became a superstar in the late '60s and '70s when survey, led by Clear Channel urban WHRK -FM and followed Memphis -based Stax Records released "Hot Buttered Soul" and by urban AC sister KJMS -FM WDIA, WRBO, Flinn rhyth- Radio Metro Rank: 49 the Grammy Award- and Academy Award-winning soundtrack mic KXHT-FM and Clear Channel gospel WHAL -AM. Population 12 +: 1,072,800 to "Shaft." Hayes, who died Aug. 10, also left his mark on radio Clear Channel's eight -station cluster captured a 38.9 share in No. Of Radio Stations (Rated): 27 as part of the on -air lineup at Enunis urban AC WRKS (98.7 the market. Entercom's five stations were a distant second (16.2), Kiss FM) /NewYork from 1996 to 2001 and, more recently, at and Citadel and Flinn tied for third place with a 9.6 share each. TV DMA Rank: 47

Citadel urban oldies WRBO -FM /Memphis. While urban formats occupy the market's top ratings positions, .1 Population 2 +: 1,685,677 With African -Americans comprising 43.4% of the hot AC, country and AC formats dominate in revenue.The mar TV Households: 667,890 Memphis metro, urban formats rule this market of 1 million ket also supports three country outlets: Citadel's WGKX -FM, Of people and 27 rated radio stations. Urban or rhythmic formats Clear Channel's KFIN -FM and First Broadcasting'sWVIM -FM, No. TV Stations (Net. /Ind. /Public/Loc. Cable): 6/2/2/0 commanded the top six positions 12+ in the spring Arbitron which flipped from oldies in March. Alexandra Cahill I Memphis DMA Wo US Wo Market Demographics (vs. US) Men 48°/o 49% 19% 19% 19% 19% Women 52% 51% 18% 18% 17% 15% Married 53% 57% 14% 13% 14% 14% Never Married (Single) 28% 25% Widowed /Legally Separated /Divorced 19% 18% White 59% 83% Black /African- American 39% 12% 18 -24 25 -34 35 -44 45 -54 55 -64 65+ Hispanic N/A 13% Other N/A 3% Market Household Income (vs. US) Employed Full Time (35 Hours Or More) 50% 50% Employed Part-Time (Less Than 35 Hours) 16% 15% 26% Not Employed 34% 35% 21% 20% 19% 18% No Children In Household (Under 18) 59% 59% One Or More Children 41% 41% Two Or More Children 24% 25% Three Or More Children 9% 10% <$29,999 $30K- 39,999 $40K- 49,999 $50K- 74,999 $75K- 99,999 $100,000+

SOURCE: SCARBOROUGH USA., RELEASE 22007 SOURCE: SCARBOROUGH USA., RELEASE 2 2007, DMA MARKETPLACE

Local Ad Revenue (Mil) Local Online Ad Revenue (Mil) % CHANGE LOCAL NATIONAL TOTAL SHARE 2006 2007 2006 TO 2007 Pure Play $34.8M $127.5M $162.3M 70.6% Newspapers 19.5M 1.3M 20.8M 9.1% Spot Television $157.4M $117.8M -25°/o Magazines 0.6M 170M 17.6M 7.7% Newspaper 59.3M 76.8M 29°/o Television 4.2M 13.0M 171M 7.4% Directories 6.4M 3.9M 10.2M 4.4% Outdoor 21.2M 22.3M 5% Radio 0.9M 0.2M 1.1M 0.5% Other Print 0.8M 01M 0.8M Local Magazine 3.5M 3.7M 8% 0.4% Total $67M $163.0M $230M SOURCE: Nielsen Monitor -Plus DMA; Nielsen Monitor -Plus does not measure local ad revenue for radio in the Memphis DMA. © 2008, Borrell Associates, estimates based on Ql fiqures, 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 September '08 $50 ' $71 $197 $120 September '08 $78 $80 $81 Iv Trending August 51 119 '08 75 198 V August '08 78 78 79 Downward June '08 55 90 203 A120 June '08 78 71 75 March '08 49 67 169 101 March '08 73 67 76

SOURCE: 5QAD Q3 2008, DMA SOURCE: SQAD Q3 2008, METRO

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www.americanradiohistory.com RAR STREET TALK. firKevin Carter and Keith Berman

'Gentlemen! Start! Your! Intestines!' Last week, for reasons still unclear, with Steakbellie -who's six- foot -one -inch and 230 TIMELINE WMMR /Philadelphia morning dudes Preston & pounds," he said, his voice mysteriously muffled, "who Steve decided to host an in- studio competitive eating scarfed down three pounds of that vile Scottish deli- Jack Evans joins GAP West as VP of match, the perfect complement to your drive to cacy ... haggis [sheep heart, lungs and intestines, programming and operations. work. Professional competitive eaters (apparently, roasted with a tad of oatmeal inside a sheep's stomach] YEARi AGO Nate Bell that's an actual career option) Micah "Wing Kong" in eight minutes. The previous record was one rings in as PD of WMIB/ Collins and Eric "Steakbellie" Livingston faced off- pound." Once safely away from the in- studio carnage, Miami. Lance Tidwell and made listeners dry-heave in their cars -by con- Weston says, "With the lingering aroma of yesterday lassoes KKWF /Seattle suming mass quantities of two, shall we say, "nontra- morning's events still in the air, I can't help but con- PD post. ditional" breakfast foods: baked beans and (gaaaag) jure up the images of Monty Python's `Mr. Creosote,' haggis. More on the latter in a minute. Wing Kong post -`wafer-thin mint' and Ann -Margret in `Tommy' Crys Quimby (6- foot -one -inch, 285 pounds) wolfed with the bathtub full of baked beans. I'm appointed PD down five pounds and four ounces of having a salad for lunch." 5YEARS AGO of WCBS- baked beans in just 58 seconds (and it was Wing Kong fun facts: He once ate 125 AM /New York. probably just as pretty as it sounds), break- chicken wings in 10 minutes, 48 hard - Smokey Rivers gets Quimby ing year WNEW -FM /New York the 5- -old world record of 5.25 boiled eggs in eight minutes and eight PD chair. Dave Alpert recruited as market pounds in one minute and 25 seconds, set pounds of cranberry sauce in eight min- manager for Susquehanna/Kansas City. by archrival Dale Boone, according to the utes. Steakbellie fun facts: He once ate a fake -sounding International Federation of 2- foot -long turkey hoagie, small bag of Andrea Ganis elevated to executive Competitive Eating. chips and a half-gallon of lemonade in 10 VP at . Steve WMMR PD Bill Weston, hand clapped 3:34; 35 Krystal Burgers in eight min- YEARS AGO Swenson _. firmly over his mouth, picks up the story: Mr. Creosote: still has room utes; and the entire McDonald's Dollar swings to WCBS -AM/ "This was followed by an aperitif event for one 'wafer -thin mint' Menu (13 items) in only 5:23. New York as VP /GM. Joel Salkowitz selected as PD of KTXQ /Dallas. Quick Hits You knew it was just a matter of time before the Ryan Seacrest A man known as moves from nights to middays at Billy Brill Tour of AmericaTM pulled over in the country's largest market. His Clear Channel's KSSK -AM /Honolulu, guaranteeing that when 15 becomes VP Premiere- syndicated "On Air With Ryan Seacrest" has made it to he does a station visit, he'll be all done with his shift early YEARS AGO of pop the top of the domestic radio pyramid: Clear Channel CHR/top 40 enough to grab a delicious Lava Flow or three at Duke's on

promotion at EMI WHTZ (Z100) /New York, where it will run 10 a.m. -1 p.m. Monday Waikiki Beach. Records Group. PD through Friday. With Seacrest's arrival, midday goddess Shelley Jon Robbins rolls into WLLZ/Detroit. Ken Wade moves to overnights and will now be heard 2 a.m. -5 a.m. After two years at Zomba Label Group, Tom Starr will exit the Johnson tapped as PD /morning man of WILD/ Afternoon dude JJ Kincaid will allow the Tri -State area to bask in company at the end of the month. Due to restructuring, the

Boston. yet another hour of aural ecstasy, as his shift will now start an Midwest regional position is being eliminated. Starr, a 19 -year

hour earlier at 1 p.m., immediately following Seacrest, whose show industry vet, has a long and illustrious promo history: He was a Tony Kidd set as PD of WBMX/ will feature gossip/sleaze updates from Z100's own Danielle VP at Elektra, a national at Epic, spent time at lnterscope and 20 Chicago. Mark Klose upped to PD Monaro, as well as the "High Noon Countdown" hosted by MCA, and has spent the past four years in his hometown of St. YEARS AGO of KSD- FM /St. Louis. WFAN /New Seacrest himself. The "American Idol" host is no stranger to Z100: Louis -two with Atlantic and the past two with Jive. He can be York moves to 660 AM as Don lmus becomes His version of "American Top reached at 636 -527-8806, 818 -519 -7190 or tstarrmail @aol.com. morning man. 40" has been running there since January 2004. The budget cuts continue at Denver Radio Co.: The latest Marty contestant is Blake Powers, afternoon jock on CHR /top 40 25 Greenberg Meanwhile, across the hall KONN, who becomes the fifth person (including programming YEARS AGO appointed at urban WWPR (Power guru Tim Maranville) to leave the company since Oct. 1. president /C00 of Duffy 105.1) /New York, Free has Powers' six years in the market include KIMN, KDJM (Jammin' Broadcasting. Chris been hired to co -host "The Ed 92 -5) and KALC (Alice 105 -9), which netted him nine Colrado Conway chosen to be Lover Morning Show." Ms. Broadcasting Assn. Awards. And here's the worst part: "My VP /GM of KSDO -AM & Free is best -known for the fiancée, an international travel agent, is moving here next FM /San Diego. Bob five years she hosted BET's month from overseas, so this was the absolute last issue Garrett tapped as PD of "106 & Park." In 2006, she needed," says Powers, who can be reached at 303 -745 -7050, KHTR /St. Louis. segued to afternoons on the 720 -335 -8989 or [email protected]. Garrett late KKBT 000.3 the Storer buys Beat) /Los Angeles. Fresno fave Chris Daniel has made the move to the talk side, as 30 KHTZ (now KLSX) Los Angeles for he's inked for the 5 p.m. -7 p.m. shift on Peak Broadcasting talk mon- YEARS AGO $4 million. Richard Bartell is Clear Channel alternative WXDX (105.9 the X) /Pittsburgh ster KMJ/Fresno. Daniel is a well -known commodity in the market for named GM of KMJC /San Diego. Charlie Cook hires market vet Mark Madden to drive you home from 3 p.m. his 15 years in mornings at Clear Channel rocker KRZR. Most recently, recruited by WGBS /Miami to be PD. to 6 p.m. The shift has been vacant since Tom Grimm left last he had worked at KKDG (Edge 105.9)/ Fresno and did a stint at KIFR month. Madden most recently worked at crosstown ESPN (106.9 Free FM)/San Francisco. -Compiled by Hurricane Heeran (hheeran@ affiliate WEAE -AM, and his headful of sports knowledge will rad ioandrecords.com) not go untapped. OM John Moschitta describes Madden's Citadel CHR/top 40 KKOB (93.3 KOB -FM) /Albuquerque has new show as "a mix of sports talk, topic A and pop culture, a -hang onto something -actual damn job opening, as promotion along with 'X' music." director Mark Anderson exits after five years.

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www.americanradiohistory.com DECALS GO EVERYWHERE The Programming Department Lousy news for the fans of Philadelphia Picazzo Stevens has come home to radio royalty Marian Newsome- McAdam, California as the new PD of Cumulus who has been downsized from Beasley rhythmic KVYB (103.3 the rhythmic WRDW (Wired 96.5) as her Vibe) /Oxnard- Ventura, Calif. The gig has MD/Web content director position is elimi- been up for grabs since Mambo left in nated. Newsome- McAdam is well -known June. Most recently, Stevens was and loved in the market for her 11 years APD /afternoon personality at Emmis across the street at Clear Channel's WIOQ rhythmic KDHT (Hot 93.3) /Austin, but (Q102), a gig that also happened to van- most of his radio experience is in Cali, ish two years ago. Luckily, a position was most notably at KISV/ Bakersfield, created for her at Wired, but the challeng- KBOS /Fresno, KDON /Monterey and ing economic environment has now taken KGGI and KWIE /Riverside. its toll on her position, as well as several other support and administrative staffers We have a winner! It's not even in the cluster. The fun part: Newsome - Halloween, but Bonneville has already McAdam is more than ready to kick ass yanked the Giant Pre -Emptive Holiday for [your company here], but happens to Format Lever of Cheer at hot AC be six months pregnant with her second WMVN /St. Louis, which kicked off the with wheels ... child, so a position where she could utilize all- Christmas deal Oct. 10. No one Acvertising her mad skillz from /near home would be seems surprised: We had been warned ow can you extend you- marketing ideal. Reach out to her and toss around that WMVN, which is flipping to udget to cover your listening area? some ideas: marianmcadam12 @aol.com sports /talk Jan. 1, might be making this Print and distribute station ID decals to your listeners. or 215 -850 -1179. move at some point, but the weather outside isn't exactly frightful. The week- They LOVE them. Your brand will be en cars, bikes, After more than eight years in Phoenix end after the flip, it was in the 80s in backpacks, bulletin boards and more. with Emmis and Bonneville at KPKX St. Louis. item can take your station (98 -7 the Peak), PD Joel Grey has left No other the building. "I created the very first Artie Fufkin has left the MD /afternoon so far for such a low price. non -'Bob /Jack' adult hits station in the throne at Simmons alternative KXRK

United States and reached No. 1 with (X96) /Salt Lake City, leaving PD Todd Communication Graphics is the adults 25 -54," says Grey, who can be Nuke 'Em alone, staring into a yawning printer preferred by more radio reached at 602 -617 -1280, chasm just aching to be filled by that stations for the past 35 years. Call joelgreyl @cox_net or on Facebook. special someone who can kick ass on -air and wield Selector and Audition like a us today and let us 1-_elp you with Jim Spector is the new PD of Journal Jedi lightsaber. your next branding ?roject. rocker KEZO (Z -92) /Omaha, inbound from WWUZ, WWVB -FM and WYSK/ Decals Static Labels Fredericksburg, Va. The gig has been Magnets Media FDlders open since July, when Steve Brill left to Artwork become OM of Citadel's five- station clus- ter in Des Moines.

Jim Trapp has left the comfy PD office Ar at CBS Radio adult hits KJAQ (96.5 Jack Iq ' FM) /Seattle. lei the meantime, Carey Curelop, PD of classic rock sister KZOK, will babysit Jack. Go ahead! Kick my .155! ' _ _ 'All-r

Bond Will Do Time For Samples of our printing His Crime Former radio personali- 13ond, hest -known for in my wildest imagina- ty Bruce Bond has been his cars at Cumulus' tion did I think I would ::Communication sentenced to 27 months WNNK /Harrisburg, was be in this position," to seven years in prison arrested May 20 at his Bond said at his sentenc- Graphics Inc for his role in a 53.3 New York apartment. On ing. "My eyes certainly T H E D E C A L C O M P A N Y million international Sept. 24, he pleaded have been opened up. I ww.cg link.com (800) 331-4438 forged -check scheme guilty to second -degree apologize to niy family that victimized the FCC, grand larceny, identity and friends. I also prom- Bard College and others. theft and possession of ise I'll never be back in LONG -LASTING UV NI. FADE RESISTANT BRILLIANT CCLORS According to Newsday, forgery devices. "Never this courtroom again."

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www.americanradiohistory.com :44*-Q Q0óO 0QQ 4*- Scientific analysis of all- format reveals HOIDAY FORMAT'SL By R.J. Curtis We're getting close to the most wonderful time of the year, when upwards of 300 sta- tions flip the format switch and segueR to all -Christmas music.Typically, the rush begins on or around Thanksgiving -so before that tryptophan- induced nap of yours is over, at least one station in a market near you will likely be pumping out Burl Ives and Brenda f a. Lee for the next five weeks. Clear Channel's KESZ (KEZ) /Phoenix is generally ;.: ., regarded as the first large- market station to play all- Christmas music in 1999.That move i it '1%4' "41*"41* Ät was seen as a maverick, almost novelty gimmick at the time, but has since become a : c iì 1 ! .+!' consistently reliable tactic that almost always guarantees a spike in seasonal listening. ;-r ' r . .l.r ; . Most of those employing the tactic-the majority are AC Marketing Results president /COO Tripp Eldredge, who ,.. .. stations -have become an unstoppable fall ratings force, rob- works closely with Ty Henderson, a research partner at the '. . . ,.., j bing cume from nearly every other station in the market and University of Texas, tracked the migration patterns of radio . . i ' . . * piling up shares that easily distance them from all competitors. users in weeks before, during and after the Christmas « ! l[F i Simply put, it works every time. season. Additionally, tapping into a year's worth of pre- currency 4 40.i jT!! i, The poster children for all- Christmas are big stations in ratings that preceded NewYork's Oct. 6 commercialization, the .. ,. . :' i . major markets, such as Jerry Lee's WBEB /Philadelphia and the pair has included Big Apple PPM data in the mix and come >M ' . . . Clear Channel triumvirate of KODA/Houston,WLTW/New up with some consistent patterns for all three markets, all with , . . t. 7 ' y ,. York and KOST /Los Angeles. the blessing of and partnership with Arbitron. *it ` During the past two years, as Philadelphia and Houston have With panelists remaining in the sample for months on end, 4 the era electronic audience measurement with one the "real values of PPM," according to Eldredge, is that i' t y entered of of :i i Arbitron's PPM ratings service, researchers have taken listen- their behavior can be observed through time. This was impos- . g. .: ' ing data from this specialized temporary format and put it sible with the diary service, where a new batch of diarykeepers under a microscope, to better understand audience patterns and entered the sample every week. "We've never had information the types of people who tune in all- Christmas stations. Direct past one week and oftentimes that wasn't very accurate," he says. Side Channels May Keep Christmas Merry For Non -ACs

After analyzing years of PPM data and eval- 1999 and designs Christmas channels for stream an all- Christmas channel online, lot about what is requested and what is avail- uating listening patterns of all- Christmas all formats. Recently, Rahn says country Rahn encourages them "to include as many able. What we're finding is there are only so stations, Direct Marketing Results presi- has eclipsed AC as his biggest customer. normal station promotions on the stream, many top- drawer Christmas songs. We dent /COO Tripp Eldredge has discovered "A streaming channel is a way to keep it such as food drives or Christmas concerts, encourage stations to use crossover/all -genre that up to half of a station's existing heavy under your brand umbrella, rather than hav- DJ greetings, custom jingles and imaging." songs in the mix, because it becomes a big Pls flee the station -but that exodus is off- ing them cume someone else," says Rahn, So how early is too early for an all - math problem keeping different versions of

set by a massive influx of new Pls who flock who estimates his company will provide any- Christmas channel? Rahn says, "Right same songs separated."

to the holiday outlet and stick around for where from 70 to 100 cus- now it's Oct. 1; we've The good news, he adds, is that there's most of the five weeks that stations usually tom channels this year. already done AC been plenty of good Christmas music continue playing Christmas tunes. In many cases, for those WADI /Fort Wayne, Ind." through the years. "Years ago an artist Listeners come from all over the mar- stations that do flip to all - During the past 10 would do an album and only fans knew ket and represent a multitude of formats. Christmas, Rahn can pro- years, he says he has about it, but it's raised the profile of con- For those stations in other formats, vide a custom channel of determined a lot of vari- temporary Christmas music." CustomChannels.net president Dave Rahn regular programming so ables that make the spe- For obvious reasons, Rahn is a proponent has a solution to stop the bleeding. He's that heavy Pls can enjoy cialized format successful - of creating a custom channel, but he notes been helping stations create fully cus- their favorite station online. down to the songs that are another good reason: "Don't drive them away tomized, Internet -only side channels since For stations that played. "We've learned a by doing nothing and conceding it." -RJC

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www.americanradiohistory.com it's the most wonderful time of the year until it's over CHíIS& MAS ... And Bah Humbug New Year Study Period were Pls of news /talk, 9% arrived via country or 'Stations all- holiday mode and "they don't come back in Christmas is an ideal study period, according to AC, and a few came from Christian stations. gain huge the five weeks after holiday programming." Eldredge, since it provides a real-time experiment In other words, two- thirds were not existing numbers of But that bad news is offset by some spectacular during a major progranuning change that happens KODA Pls and the vast majority were lured from prime Pis news.The station nearly doubles its P1 cume with at virtually the same time all over the country. rock or news /talk outlets. WLTW's and WBEB's from all - listeners who migrate from those other formats. Examining the listening patters of three stations newfound Pls had similar formatic origins. Still, Christmas On the other hand, "in five weeks, after the new (KODA, WBEB, WLTW) allowed Eldredge and "each market had its own peculiarity," Eldredge music, Pis go back to their usual choices, it leaves an Henderson to consider variables. The three five- says. "Houston's was Christian, Philly was coun- followed by interesting structural change to the audience." Left week periods were selected in order to remove try and urban, and New York was also urban." a New Year's with 43% fewer heavy Pls, KODA's AQH drops what Eldredge calls "the random wobble. Some But in all three markets, each station saw a mas- hangover.' because those rock and AC listeners don't use weeks go through the roof and others are small." sive increase in ratings, followed by "a NewYear's -Tripp Eldredge radio as much; overall they're not very good radio Not surprisingly, the all- holiday format triggers hangover," Eldredge says. Post -holidays, KODA's listeners, according to Eldredge. a massive audience increase. KODA doubled its ratings were flat or below what they had been A similar pattern emerged in New York and 27,600 AQH persons during the five -week before the switch. KODA lost nearly 200,000 Pls Philadelphia. The latter's WBEB lost one -third Christmas period, according to Eldredge. Prior to after Christmas-more than they gained, of its prime P1s but gained 244% in new P1s Christmas, KODA was running with a 197,000 P1 Eldredge says. The conclusion: "It has a positive during Christmas and swelled up to almost cume; during Christmas, it shot up to 375,000. but also a negative effect." 88,000 AQH persons (up from 37,000). Typically, Eldredge says, "we would wonder if Likewise in New York, where Eldredge says it is more occasions or more time -but we see WLTW lost half its prime P 1 s but more than that the average number of occasions goes down Archeological Dig made up for it in new P1 reinforcements. from 21 to 16 per week. However, time per occa- Still not finished with this electronic archeolog- In all three cases, prime Pls fade during sion goes from nine minutes to 11 minutes." ical dig, Eldredge and Henderson went deeper Christmas music by an average of one-third to Eldredge and Henderson wanted to under- and began tracking new and existing Pl s. one -half, "and most did not return. Instead, sta- stand how KODA gets such a groundswell of new Looking at every listener KODA had in the five tions gain huge prime Pls and afterward end up P1 listening, so they traveled back in time to see weeks before Christmas, they discovered that a flat or slightly better after Christmas music ends." where they came from. One -third were KODA whopping 43% of what Eldredge refers to as "the WBEB was an exception, fading less at the end Pis, one -quarter were rock listeners, roughly 20% deep or super P1 s" go away while KODA is in Continued on page 14 All- Christmas: A Symbol Of The Holiday Season

Clear Channal AC mainstay KOST /Los the station is airing holi- on palm trees is not out on station logs to ensure there's not too Angeles started playing all- Christmas day music of soliciting of the ordinary: "When much overlap. "There are like 20 different music in 2001, and PD Stella Prado says wishes from listeners it's Christmastime, it's versions of 'Rudolph the Red -Nosed that initially, many people in the building and granting some of Christmastime for every- Reindeer,' " Prado says with a laugh. didn't think t would work, primarily them, which she one around the world. The PPM has just rolled out in Los because of tie non -winter -type climate in describes as "awesome You like to hear the Angeles and Prado is looking forward to Southern California. promotion." music no matter what. It the possibilities that KOST will see under However, through the years, the num- As far as when to yank gets them in the spirit, it Arbitron's new electronic measurement bers have bcrne out her opinion that the holiday format lever, gets them to go out system when the station switches to hoi-

going all- Christmas is a positive: "Our Prado believes it depends shopping, you think day music. It goes without saying that

cume and TSL go up; it's a win -win situa- on the station's region and its weather. If about families and get -togethers and with malls and other public areas piping in tion for us," she says. a market is experiencing a cold, rainy or Christmas parties. There's more to it than Christmas music during the holidays, the

Prado stresses that there's a complete snowy fall, a station can probably get just the music. It's the symbol of the potential for PPM wearers to be exposer' package that goes with playing the tunes. away with going all- Christmas a little whole holiday season." to any station's holiday music is enor- "It's not only Christmas music, but it's early. But for the Brazil -born Prado, where Despite the joy that comes from bringing mous. "Our cume is going to go higher up

what's arourd it." For example, she and Christmas comes during the summer, a Christmas cheer to the masses, there is the the scale," Prado says. "I'm excited for a I KOST have nade an annual tradition while Southern California Christmas with lights potential drawback of keeping a careful eye the holiday music lovers." -Keith Bermas

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www.americanradiohistory.com Continued from page 13 'If your Hot Holiday Hits station AC HOLIDAY SONGS TITLES ARTIST TOTAL than stations the in Houston or New York. wasn't in 1 ROCKIN' AROUND THE CHRISTMAS TREE Brenda Lee 12109 Eldredge and Henderson also discovered that great shape, 2 JINGLE BELL ROCK Bobby Helms 11864 birth months contribute to behavioral patterns. Christmas 3 THE CHRISTMAS SONG (MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU) Nat King Cole 11667 People born in December gave Christmas music would make 4 A HOLLY JOLLY CHRISTMAS Burl Ives 11577 the lowest amount of listening, while January you better - 5 HAPPY XMAS (WAR IS OVER) John Lennon & Yoko Ono 11534 babies gave it a the highest. The theory is feeling though it 6 ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS YOU Mariah Carey 11264 among December babies that the Christmas sea- couldn't 7 PLEASE COME HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Eagles 11106 son has always taken away emphasis from their work miracles. 8 WHITE CHRISTMAS Bing Crosby 10838 birthday. Additionally, while men tend to listen If you were 9 FELIZ NAVIDAD Jose Feliciano 10443 more to radio, women always give more quarter- WBEB/Phila- 10 IT'S THE MOST WONDERFUL TIME OF THE YEAR Andy Williams 10394 hours to Christmas music.The 35 -64 demo con- del hia or 11 IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS Johnny Mathis 10079 tributes the most holiday listening, while 6- to WLTW /New 12 MERRY CHRISTMAS DARLING Carpenters 9856 1 l-year-olds-who are being measured for the York, it would 13 JINGLE BELL ROCK Daryl Hall John Oates 9812 first time --are also listening a great deal. make you a 14 DO THEY KNOW IT'S CHRISTMAS? Band -Aid 9752 But according to Eldredge, the biggest, most lot better.' 15 LAST CHRISTMAS Wham! 9445 dramatic discovery when it comes to Christmas -Sean Ross 16 WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS TIME Paul McCartney 9398 formats is that no Hispanic stations contribute to 17 RUDOLPH THE RED -NOSED REINDEER Gene Autry 8470 the new Pl migration. "Hispanics don't appear to 18 HAPPY HOLIDAY/THE HOLIDAY SEASON Andy Williams 8009 respond favorably to Christmas music;' he says. Of 19 WINTER WONDERLAND Eurythmics 7969 the three markets, Philly has the smallest Hispanic 20 BLUE CHRISTMAS Elvis Presley 7183 population, "so KODA or [WLTW] may be driv- 21 CHRISTMAS EVE (SARAJEVO 12/24) Trans- Siberian Orchestra 7081 ing away many of their Hispanic listeners during 22 SANTA CLAUS IS COMIN' TO TOWN Bruce Springsteen 7032 those five noël- intensive weeks." 23 CHRISTMAS CANON Trans -Siberian Orchestra 6862 Eldredge says that when he presented this data 24 ITS THE MOST WONDERFUL TIME OF THE YEAR Johnny Mathis 6852 at the Arbitron summer Fly-In, someone accused 25 STEP INTO CHRISTMAS Elton John 6609 him of being the Grinch that stole the Christmas 26 THE CHRISTMAS SHOES NewSong 6302 music format. Rather than steering operators 27 WHERE ARE YOU CHRISTMAS? Faith Hill 5056 away from holiday programming, Eldredge con- 28 HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS (DOWN SANTA CLAUS LANE) Gene Autry 5006 tends he is espousing a strategy of minimizing 29 LITTLE SAINT NICK 4970 risks and maximizing rewards. 30 SLEIGH RIDE Leroy Anderson 2901 Among the specific suggestions he made at 31 HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS Carpenters 2623 the Fly -In: 32 CELEBRATE ME HOME Kenny Loggins 2506 Put the station's regular format online as a 33 SAME OLD LANG SYNE 1326 station stream. 34 HAVE YOURSELF A MERRY LITTLE CHRISTMAS 1037

Keep regular programming items in place. 35 DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HEAR Whitney Houston 613 Consider doing a survey to determine 36 (THERE'S NO PLACE UKE) HOME FOR THE HOUDAYS Perry Como 545 which prime Pls aren't Christmas music fans. 37 0 HOLY NIGHT Josh Groban 371 Have a plan to tell them when to come back. 38 RUDOLPH THE RED -NOSED REINDEER Burl Ives 267 The key is understanding prime Pls. "Now 39 IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK LIKE CHRISTMAS Bing Crosby 252 40 SLEIGH RIDE Carpenters 143

Marketing Muscle SOURCE: Nielsen BDS- monitored AC airplay of holiday titles from all eras covering the period from R &R issues dated from Nov.17, 2007, through Jan. 5, 2008. Christmas music has become a great substitute for fall marketing, thanks to word -of- mouth, Edison Media Research we'll see what programmers will do to minimize It would appear that historically, other stations VP of music and programming Sean the drop -off," he says. "It's essential that stations in a market with an all -Christmas AC tend to

Ross says. Even before the PPM, understand who these heavy /deep P 1 s are and concede the position and a great part of the fall Christmas has consistently been a sweet how to cultivate them ?' book to the holiday outlet. Kurtzman suggests spot for mainstream AC stations. "If your that there is no reason that other formats should- station wasn't in great shape, Christmas n't bring it on as well. For instance, CBS Radio's would make you better -though it could- Evolution Of Format? oldies WODS / has previously flipped to n't work miracles." If you were Most formats gradually evolve, so what about all - all -holiday music. WBEB /Philadelphia or WLTW /New York, "it would make you a lot better." Christmas? How much different do these stations "Our gut says other stations can have success Ross says everyone waited for the year when some stations making sound today compared with their predecessors with this :' Kurtzman says, though he stresses that the flip decided that it's not worth the trouble, but it certainly hasn't from the late '90s? "From a broad perspective, it depends on a station's target audience. For exam- happened since the trend got off its feet roughly a decade ago. If any- there hasn't been a revolution :' Coleman Insights ple, even though the data compiled by Eldredge thing, the latest surprise is that Philadelphia and New York could actu- president /COO Warren Kurtzman says. "What and Henderson indicates the biggest cume migra- ally get better with the PPM, Ross says. "People have interpreted PPM we've learned after a number of years is that there tion to all- Christmas stations comes from the rock to say, 'Give up TSL and program to cume even more,' saying, 'Let's go is a certain type of music-traditional -that drives format, Kurtzman doesn't recommend the yule for the cume play and not worry about January.' " the listening here" format for those stations. After all, 25 -54 females And what about a recommendation of keeping regular ratings bench- Initially, many stations were putting a lot of dif- aren't a rock station's primary target. marks on a station while going all- Christmas? Ultimately, "it can make ferent songs on the air. "We've learned it's the If a station outside ofAC does decide to roll the sense for both regular people and cumers," Ross says. "You try to cre- core traditional songs that resonate :' Kurtzman dice, Kurtzman recommends using strong exter- ate a trusting infrastructure on the existing radio station." -RJC says. Rather than a seismic evolution, this adjust- nal marketing and implementing a plan for how ment has been "more of a focus." to market the station after the season ends. NW

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Stephan's Staff Doug Stephan celebrates 20 years hosting talk for women 'I have three A big part of the show's success comes from women on Stephan's foresight to surround himself with the air with women who are not only part of the show but me now. I bring diverse viewpoints and opinions to the air- Divine Secrets normally waves. "I have three women on the air with me Of get things now," he says. "I normally get things going and going and then get out of the way." then get out While it's never polite to ask a woman's age, The Stephan of the way.' Stephan reveals that his co -hosts represent three -Doug Stephan different decades. Roberta Facinelli, who's been with Stephan the longest, is in her 50s; Maria T. Bailey is in her 40s; and Jennifer Horn just Sisterhood turned 30.Additionally, two are married and one is single "We get a really well- rounded overview of the audience we are aiming for." The other advantage his cast provides is insight into what topics are important to his Vike Stern audience. While he once did a great deal of his [email protected]

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www.americanradiohistory.com the women who are on the air with me," Stephan says sheepishly. "That's a disaster waiting to happen." While primarily carried on talk stations, Stephan's show is also cleared on about a dozen music stations, and he says he is seeing increased interest in that area. He cites Citadel's pairing of its syndicated "Don Imus Show" and True Oldies format on a number of stations across the Doug Stephan with, from left, co -hosts Roberta country as a model that is opening some people's eyes to Facinelli, Mar a Bailey and Jennifer Horn. the potential of pairing a syndicated talk -based show with syndicated music formats. own research, Stephan says the addition of Bailey to the teeing to political talk, Stephan feels women aren't as "What people are beginning to realize is that most of show took things to a whole new level. She not only interested or tolerant of that format. In his opinion, the syndicated music formats don't do anything ratings - appears on the show but also hosts syndicated program women don't engage in political talk because "they find wise in morning drive," Stephan says. "What people want "MomTalk Radio," has written three books about mar- nothing gets solved. Women are very solution- oriented. in the morning is a personality- driven conversation pro- keting to mothers and advises companies like Disney, Women want to fix problems. Mothers are fixers." gram so they know what's going on in the world to feel Build-a -Bear Workshop and Cartoon Network about That belief even influences Stephan's staffing decisions. adequately informed. And they want companionship." how to reach their target audience -women with chil- "I have many more women working around me than men. He stresses the difference between his show and other dren -more effectively. I would rather have mostly women on my staff. Women's syndicated talk programs. "What programmers ate look- instincts are better at finding solutions for problems." ing for and are open to is a show that is stridently not On the other hand, he does admit to one potential side political," he says. "Stations carrying shows like Billy Bush, What Women Want effect. "One of niy problems is that over the years, I've tend- John Tesh or Delilah at night are the kind that could take Although in illy Hien have room in their lifestyle for lis- ed to, in some circumstances, get romantically involved with my show and like having me on in the morning." R'

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When she's not co- hosting Stephan A fan of radio, Bailey passionately "If I was a food solution company, I would be women. "It's just a no- brainer when it Multimedia's syndicated show "Doug believes that content for women- especially on radio at four in the afternoon when she's comes to selling product that the content Stephan's Good Day," Maria Bailey keeps moms -is a huge untapped opportunity. "I waiting in a carpool line and dreading that be geared toward women. They're spend-

plenty busy. "In real life I own a media corn - still believe that female content on the radio she doesn't know what she's cooking." ing 85% of the household income. You'd pany that specializes in marketing to moth- is one of the most underserved and under- Ad content could be tailored to the think a sales manager would want pro- ers," Bailey says. "We work with companies utilized segments," she says. "There's needs of mothers by being solution- driven. gramming that reflected the advertisers to create, research, develop and market prod- absolutely no radio for moms. It's such a "We know 70% of all kids are doing their that are spending the most money -places ucts and media for moms." Included on her mobile media, and it's where moms are. homework in the car," Bailey says. She like Wal -Mart, Target and grocery stores." client list ape Precious Moments, Warner We're in the car more than anybody else suggests presenting three tips, sponsored Her latest book, "Mom 3.0," focuses on Bros. and Johnson & Johnson. and if I'm not listening to Barney, I'm stuck by Office Depot, on ensuring your back using new -media technology to market to Bailey also hosts her own syndicated listening to sports talk or political talk." seat is prepared for afternoon study peri- mothers, but contains a chapter dedicated show, "Mom Talk Radio," which is heard On the sales side, she cites multiple exam- od. That can be just the start. "Then you to radio. "It's in the book because no one on several south Florida stations and has ples of how radio advertisers could utilize can take them online to a podcast with has taken advantage of the opportunity become one of the most downloaded par- programming directed to mothers: "65% of more detailed information," Bailey says. radio has for reaching women," Bailey says. enting shows from iTunes. She has written moms don't know what they are cooking for Bailey is baffled by what she perceives "There just has to be something in between three books about marketing to mothers. dinner at 4:30 in the afternoon," Bailey says. as a lack of interest in programming for Delilah and politics that's relevant." -MS

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Winning Team R &R rhythmic/urban /gospel editor Darnella Dunham and R &R sales manager Kristy Scott presented Island Def Jam Music Group executives with R &R Industry Achievement Awards for urban and rhythmic label of the year. IDJMG senior VP of rhythmic promotion Rick Sackheim also received a plaque for label promotion executive of the year. From left are Sackheim, Scott, Dunham and IDJMG West Coast director of promotions Brian Samson.

Nothing But The Hitz Bringing Mickey "MeMpHiTz" Wright Jr., a member of Zomba Label Down The Group's A &R team, has been named chairman/CEO of Hitz House Committee Entertainment. Zomba has partnered with Hitz Decca act James Committee on recorded music, TV, film and music publishing closed out its recent projects. Standing, from left, are BMG Label Group director of U.S. tour in support business and legal affairs Pamela Gurley, BMG VP of of new CD "Hey business and legal affairs Michael Newman, BMG executive Ma" by performing VP of new ventures/Zomba executive VP of operations a sold -out show, Deane Marcus, BMG COO Ivan Gavin, Zomba executive presented by VP/GM Tom Carrabba, Hitz Committee president/C00 Glenn Entravision Delgado, Zomba executive VP Peter Thea and BMG executive alternative KDLD VP of business and legal affairs Dan Zucker. Seated, from and KLDE (Indie left, are Wright and BMG chairman/CEO Barry Weiss. 103.1) /Los Angeles, Oct. 5 at the House of Blues in Tea For Two Anaheim, Calif. Former Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson discussed her Clockwise from far new children's book, "Tea for Ruby," with affiliates left are James during a visit to ABC News Radio's New York studios. keyboardist Mark Ferguson is pictured with ABC News Radio director of Hunter, programming Wayne Fisk. guitarist /violinist /pe rcussionist Saul Highway Stars Davies, bassist Jim Lost Highway act & Glennie, vocalist the Cardinals stopped by Clear Tim Booth and Channel triple A KPTL (Capital trumpeter Andy 106.3) /Des Moines while in town Diagram; R &R news for a recent show. From left are editor Julie Gidlow; Cardinals drummer Brad and James guitarist Pemberton, KPTL morning host Larry Gott and Frank Monroe, Lost Highway VP drummer David of promotion and artist Baynton- Power. development Ray DiPietro, Adams and Cardinals guitarist Neal Casal.

True Calling Something To Talk During a visit to About Nashville, Premiere Greenlandic singer / Radio Networks and Yes Dear Entertainment host client Simon Lynge, left, was a chatted with MCA featured performer at Macy's Nashville artist Lee Passport 2008 Fashion and Ann Womack about Compassion event Sept. 25 in her new studio Santa Monica, Calif. Lynge, album, "Call Me who was in Los Angeles for Crazy," which drops two performances prior to his Oct. 21. October tour of the and , was greeted at the benefit by celebrity blogger/ABC Radio Networks syndicated host Perez Hilton.

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www.americanradiohistory.com The gateway to matsmusic formats, the week in charts and airplay data. RERSPIN SPOTLIGHT THE SPIN Rihanna's By Wade Jessen, Gary Trust, Anthony Colombo and Raphael George Rapid Rise Just three years since her debut in 2005, Everybody Loves 'Somebody' Rihanna owns the High Five! Pink Atop CHR/Top 40 third -highest Rhythmic its second week, Nickelback's "Gotta Be Pink pockets her fifth CHR./ In top 10 total among Somebody" (Roadrunner/RPP) keeps soaring at 1, as female artists this Top 40 No. "So What" multiple formats. The first single from "Dark decade. Four of her top (Zomba) leaps 3 -1 with Most Horse," due Nov. 18, shoots 7 -6 at Rock and 19 -14 lOs have climbed to Increased Plays (up 1,140). at Active Rock and Hot AC with Most Increased the chart's upper The song's ascension pushes Rihanna all The cut also leaps 22 -15 quarter this year. Pink into a tie with Avril Plays on three charts. Lavigne and Justin Timberlake at Alternative and 32 -26 at CHR /Top 40. Total Top lOs 2000 -08, Artist for second -most chart -toppers 13, Ashanti in the Nielsen BDS -based list's 9, Beyond! 16 -year history. Only Mariah Paramore's 9, Mariah Carey Carey has more, with six. 9, Ciara With Pink's previous smash- 'Decode' Cracks 9, Missy Elliott es "U + Ur Hand" and "Who 8, Rihanna Knew" reaching the top, her Alternative 7, Alicia Keys Paramore collects its fourth Alternative chart 1 the fifth time an artist has notched at least 7, Jennifer Lopez new No. marks three consecutive chart reigns. Lavigne and Ace of Base's first hit as "Decode" (RRP) opens at No. 35 with Increased Plays (up 263). The foursome, three singles each hit No. 1, while Timberlake (as a lead artist) Most vocals from Hayley Williams, ranks second and Alanis Morissette share the record with four No. 1s in a row. with among female -led groups for most chart Seether, Shinedown Rihanna, T.I. appearances this decade, trailing Evanescence, Extend Top 10 Streaks Tackle Top 10 with five. "Decode" is one of two Paramore Seether earns its eighth consecutive songs on the soundtrack to the Kristen Rihanna simultaneously scores her Stewart /Robert Pattinson film "Twilight," Active Rock top 10 and ninth overall, as seventh and eighth Rhythmic top 13 -9. which hits stores Nov. 4 in adv,Ince of the "Breakdown" (Wind- up) jumps 10s, as "Disturbia" (IDJMG) climbs Its current streak, which began with 11 -8 and TL's "Live Your Life" movie's Nov. 21 release. "Gasoline" in November 2003, matches (Atlantic), on which she's featured, Shinedown for third -longest active top 10 rockets 22 -10 with Airpower and T Pain, Lil Wayne Make On A Roll At Active Rock stretch and pushes toward the format's Most Increased Plays (up 1,135). 'Believe' No. 1 Seether scoots closer to the mark for the all -time mark (See Spin Spotlight, left). With her twin trips, Rihanna ties T-Pain and Lil Wayne each earn their fifth Ciara for most top lOs by a female longest top 10 streak in the Nielsen BDS -based "Breakdown" is the third top 10 from Urban No. ls, as their collaborative "Can't former's arrival in Active Rocs chart's 11 -year ledger. Here's a look Seether's "Finding Beauty in Negative artist since the Believe It" (Zomba) lifts at the format's most impressive runs. Spaces," the quartet's second consecutive 2005. The jumps also move Rihanna up on the tally of most 2 -1. The song marks T- album to sport a trio of top 10s. top lOs by women this decade (see Pain's second trip to the Consecutive Top 10s, Artist, Years Shinedown, meanwhile, collects its Spin Spotlight, left). 10, Disturbed, 2002 -08* ninth Rock top 10 in a row -its entire summit as a lead artist, Along with his vault at Rhythmic, 10, Godsmack, 2002 -07* chart output -as "Second Chance" following last year's "Buy T.I. rises 13 -8 at Urban with "Life." 9, Linkin Park, 2003 -08 rises 11 The moves (Atlantic) -10. quintet The track becomes his 16th top 10 U a Drank (Shawty Nickelback, 2001 -06 9, into a third -place tie with Nickelback for at Urban in the 2000s, tying him Snappin')." For Lil Wayne, 1997 -2000 8, Creed, the longest consecutive top 10 streak in with R. Kelly for third-most top lOs "Believe" makes it three 8, Metall.ca, 1997 -99 the chart's history, after Aerosmith's in that span, a list headed by Ludacris turns at No. 1 this year, as 8, Seethes, 2003 -08* current run of 12 and 3 Doors Down's (20) and Lil Wayne (18). "Lollipop" led for seven 8, Shinedown, 2003 -08* 11. "Chance" also strides 14 -12 at Active T.I. also nets his first top 10 as a weeks and "A Milli" Rock, where it's poised to extend lead at CHR /Top 40, as "Whatever * Current streak the group's top 10 string to nine. You Like" (Atlantic) jumps 11 -8. reigned for three.

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tate toward -songs that make you feel something." Universal Music Group Nashville chairman Luke Lewis appreciates Womack's honesty.

"There's plenty of happy love songs these days. I welcome songs about pain, especially from some- one that can sing that well and emote," he says. Haunting first single "Last Call," which includes the memorable line "I Womack doesn't sugarcoat first album in three years bet you're in a bar be- cause I'm always your last call," moves 41 -33 Dark And Crazy on R &R's Country chart. Wilks Broadcasting country KBEQ /Kansas City PD Mike Ken- nedy had no qualms about playing the single despite Womack's re- cent track record at radio. "I was just wait- Ken Tucker ing for the right song and I honestly think this is [email protected] 'It probably seems dark it :' he says. compared to Not every track is downbeat. Thought-pro- hree years after her last album was lauded by the industry but stalled voking "The Bees," which features vocals from tat radio, Lee Ann is what's been Womack back with "Call Me Crazy" out Oct. made around Keith Urban, comes out of left field. Beasley 21 via MCA Nashville. The veteran's prior project, 2005's "There's Nashville the country WKIS/Miami PD Ken Boesen says More Where That Came From," has sold 480,000 copies in the last couple Womack delivers songs that "speak to listeners on States, a higher level. `I Hope You Dance,' for instance, United according to Nielsen SoundScan, and won album of years. I don't the year at the Country Music Assn. Awards. Lead single "I Hate think it's dark was a message that connected with listeners and Myself in the Morning" reached the top 10, but two other singles failed to crack compared to encouraged them to live their lives to the fullest. For better or worse, she sings `smart songs' -that the top 20, a far cry from the late '90s, when Womack routinely topped the chart. Hank Williams or George present a deeper message, a new message or at Things peaked in 2000 with the album and sin- adding that she's a fan of his work with Steve Earle, Jones.' least a common message in a new way." gle "I HopeYou Dance. "The set has sold 2.6 mil- Lyle Lovett and George Strait. "I kind of knew The set includes a duet with George Strait, -Lee Ann Womack lion copies, while the track not only topped the what he would like and what he would gravitate "Everything but Quits," and a cover of his "The country airplay chart but spent 11 weeks at No. 1 toward and it's a lot of the same things that I do." King of Broken Hearts," which Womack says is an on the AC chart. The album has a dark vibe, with plenty of drink- anthem in Texas. "I really did not want to cut the In the time since the last album, Womack did ing and love lost, but Womack says it wasn't inten- song but I love it-that's why I didn't want to cut "family stuff," wrote a lot and worked with 17- tional."I try to go through the whole process with it."After hearing her sing it when Strait was induct- year -old daughter Aubrey, an aspiring artist blinders on and just cut songs that really work for ed into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2006, ( "Around our house music has a way of sneaking me. Sometimes it ends up being different when I Lewis and Brown convinced Womack to record it. in there," she says). don't even realize it's different. Lewis calls Womack a "mature artist," and she Once she was ready to hit the studio, Womack "It probably seems dark compared to what's been agrees. "I'm at a place in my life that I'm allowing teamed with producer Tony Brown (Reba Mc- made around [Nashville] the last couple years," she myself to enjoy it more," she says. "Because I've had Entire, Brooks & Dunn). "I had wanted to work continues. "I don't think it's dark compared to time off and a chance to breathe, it allowed me to with Tony since I came to town," Womack says, Hank Williams or George Jones. It's what I gravi- come back with a different kind of energy."

charts. Follow -up "Turnin' Me On" also scenes as executive producers. Lead single "Cur- Sky High worked well for rhythmic, reaching No. 33.The tain Call," featuring Rick Ross, moves 40 -38 on The members of Nina Sky manage to effortless- set has shifted 231,000 units, according to R &R's Rhythmic chart. Another cut, "The ly dwell in multiple worlds without compromis- Nielsen SoundScan. Real," showcases more vocal texture than previ- ing who they are.Twin sisters Natalie and Nicole While it's been four years since Nina Sky has ous appearances and the duo sings with emotion Albino have enough swagger to appear on a hip - released a project of its own, the duo has been without being overly dramatic on the Ryan hop track, the flavor to be in R &B, the busy writing and guesting on songs with artists Leslie -produced track. Other highlights include Puerto Rican heritage to sing reggaetón and a like N.O.R.E.,Alchemist, DJ Envy & Red Cafe the bass -heavy and mixshow- friendly Salaam bit of sunshine that is usually found in pop music. and Tony Touch. More important, this has been Remi production "On Some Bullshit," "Ain't "We're Latinas but we're musicians and we em- a time for Natalie and Nicole to live. "A lot of Easy" (produced by the Runners) and "Chapters brace all this music," says Nicole, who began the first album was based on other people's expe- Closed" (produced by Cipha Sounds). playing and mixing records as a DJ when riences and not stuff that we'd been through," Nicole describes "The Musical" as an she was a teenager. says Natalie, who does the heavy lifting in the "R &B /pop album with a hip -hop beat. The The Queens, N.Y., natives released their writing arena. "Four years later, we've traveled all music and the songs are bigger, and we put more debut in 2004 when they were only 18 after over the world, been in relationships and [lived] time into crafting them. Last time it was about "MoveYa Body" blew up in clubs and on radio. real -life stuff." knocking them out because we were on a time The single was a multiformat hit that peaked at Nina Sky's sophomore effort, "The Musical," constraint. We called the album `The Musical' No. 5 (CHR /top 40), No. 6 (rhythmic) and No. is scheduled for first -quarter 2009, and Natalie because this is a big production. We want it to 18 (urban) on R &R's Nielsen BDS- fueled and Nicole play a significant role behind the speak to you."- Darnella Dunham

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things when it's just not smart? " That's not to say that all giveaways no longer have any value: Cruze said, "Premiums still have their place, but we have to be smart about how we use them. I'm not sure why, but people still love getting T- shirts. But rather than randomly shooting them out of a can- non, why not mail them to people who use your Web site? Hide them like Easter eggs. If you make looked Online is the new outdoors, and other eye- opening Web 'We it interactive, it'll pay off. Just randomly pick some at so many people out of your database and mail them a T- revelations from R &R '08. Part two of a three -part series sites and shirt. That gets you word -of-mouth that's much said, "We better for the cost of the T-shirt and the mailing, don't want rather than blowing out 100 of them at a concert?' Juggling Chain Saws For this to look like a radio station Web Flush The Clutter Fun... The Sequel site." ' To better communicate a station brand via the Web, -Mark Landis the less busy -looking a Web site is, the better, Cruze said: "If you go to Google's Web site, there are four clickable things on their home page. Check out a sta- tion Web site that has a dedicated staff and a full Web Kevin Carter effort, and you'll find there aren't as many clickable [email protected] things.At DC 101, the site had, like, 87,000 things on the home page.You had no idea where to click or Iast week, I began my review of the CHR /top 40 session at where to go.You can still do a lot of stuff, but you the recent R &R Convention in Austin: "Juggling Chain Saws: just have to fmd an organized way to do it." The Changing Role of Today's PD." The session's foeus was Most of the panelists admitted it's sometimes a the whole new set of responsibilities the modern program- matter of trial and error to see what works online. "We have to make money offit;" Steele said. "If there's mer, or "brand manager," must face on a daily basis, includ- clutter, they haven't figured out how to sell it. A lot ing the maintenance of a station's brand via the Web, texting, of it is our own fault. We have to focus on what we mobile, outdoor, social networking, etc. Oh, yeah, and you get a when second, can control and provide a unique brand experience." don't forget about that station in the back. Landis took a decidedly different approach: "We looked at so many sites and said, 'We don't Panelists were Clear Channel's KHTS (Channel tion van needed to be repainted at the end of every 'I'm much want this to look like a radio station Web site.' 933) /San Diego PD Jimmy Steele; Border Media year? So does yourWeb site.The van served as that more willing Our CFO said no banner ads. He also limited PartnersVP of English programming Mark Landis; rolling billboard, and your Web site is now where to allow pre -roll to seven to 10 seconds. He was thinking Tracy Austin, former longtime PD of KRBE/ a lot of people are getting that same effect. It things to like a user, since users don't want to sit through Houston and WKSS /Hartford, who absolutely kills me to roll into a station exist on the a bunch of stuff to get to the content. We have since last week's column was named PD or log on to its Web site on Monday Web site to think in different terms of how to make of Clear Channel's WIOQ (Q102)/ morning and the first thing you see is because, money off it but still provide less clutter." Philadelphia; and Cruze, whose pro- what's happening Saturday night at even if it All agreed that much of Web planning gramming prowess has graced such sta- 10:30. That stuff will make people not appeals to involves the time- sucking tradition of sitting in dons as WFNX /Boston, WMGK/ take your site seriously, and that's worse maybe 10% endless meetings, which can often be counterpro- Philadelphia, KBTZ (the Buzz)/ than the wrap peeling off your van." of my ductive."I was used to sitting for four hours every Houston, WKBQ /St. Louis and, most week in a promotions meeting," Austin said. Austin audience, recently,WWDC (DC101)/Washington. the 90% "There's got to be a better way." Several thought -provoking themes Lose The Coozies who don't Steele added, "We're taught to police the prod- were discussed at length, including The tune- honored radio tradition of want to see uct. Don't police the online experience as much. these two, which would make intrigu- sending out an intern in the station van it just won't How many of you put the cram -down sales pro- ing bumper stickers: "Online is the to give away free swag is also on the click on it.' motion on the Web site? If you make the online new outdoors" and "The Web site is wane, mostly because of today's leaner experience the dumping ground, it clutters your -Cruze now the station van "-meaning, it's market conditions -that, plus the Web site and turns away the Pls." now more strategically advantageous offers a more targeted approach. "We've Sometimes, though, clutter is tolerable, "as long to redistribute some of those promo- gotten away from the mentality of,`Let's as it doesn't become a lot," Cruze said. "I'm much St eele tional resources that had been spent on go to a place, set up the van, throw out more willing to allow things to exist on the Web street presence to online, where more bodies can a lot ofcoozies andT- shirts,' "Landis said. "We need site because, even if it appeals to maybe 10% of be reached more efficiently. to go where people are, then take the video crew my audience, the 90% who don't want to see it "It's still very important to be in the street, but and see what people will say. When we launched just won't click on it. If 10% really like it, it can the days of sending interns out or hiring part - Jack -FM [KJXK] in San Antonio, people didn't live on a site just fine, but just don't clutter it up. timers are over," Steele said. "It's just not utilizing want stuff-they wanted to talk about the station, In a lot of cases, it'll make clients happy because your time appropriately.We're all running leaner so we set up a Talk to Jack booth ?' they were looking for that 10 %.You have to set and we have to be smarter.While we've eliminat- Several panelists agreed that giving away limitations, and you have to see where you can ed some promotions positions, we've actually "stuff" just for the sake of giving away, well, stuff deliver the best for your client without compro- hired Web positions." is no longer an efficient use of time, money and mising the product." RriR Directing people to your Web site is great, but resources. "In a world that's so saturated, how will it's also important to keep the look and feel of it a T-shirt or a drink coozie extend your brand ?" Next week: Time management and video made the fresh and new, Cruze said: "You know how the sta- Steele asked. "Why do we spend money on these radio star.

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LIL WAYNE LET IT ROCK CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 2183 «233 APD /MD: Ryan Drake MD: WBVD /Melbourne, FL Christopher K. WIXX/Appleton, WI 9 SAVING ABEL ADDICTED SKIDDCOMRGIN/CAPITOL OM: Ken Holiday 2089 +213 PD: Jason Hillery WVYB/Daytona Beach, FL WIOG /Saginaw, MI Frank PD: Mike Klein MD: David Burns OM: Scott PD: Jerry Noble 16 KARDINAL OFFISHALL FEAT. AKON DANGEROUS KON UVE/GEF FEW INTERSCO P E 2069 -299 PD: Ammie Olson WHBQ /Memphis, TN APD: Demas WKSZ/Appleton, WI 9 M.I.A. PAPER PLANES XUINTERSCOPE 1987 -93 OM: Chris Taylor PD: Dayton Kane KKDM /Des Moines, IA KZHT /Salt Lake City, UT MD: Joe Mack 5 T.I. WHATEVER YOU UKE GRAND HUSTLE/ATLANTIC 1943 +454 APD/MD: Brian Davis PD /APD: Greg Chance OM: Jeff Cochran MD: Scotty Cage PD: Jeff McCartney WHYI /Miami, FL 9 DAUGHTRY WHAT ABOUT NOW RCA /RMG 1907 +30 WSTR /Atlanta, GA MD: Tricia Jenkins WKQI /Detroit, MI OM/PD: Rod Phillips PD: John Dimick 13 FLO RIDA FEAT. WILLIAM IN THE AYER POE BOY /ATLANTIC 1837 -183 PD: MD: Michael Yo MD: Michael Chase Dom Theodore KXXM /San Antonio, TX 4 CHRISTINA AGUILERA KEEPS APD /MD: Beau Daniels WXSS/Milwaukee, WI OM: George King LETTIN' BETTER RCA/ RMG 1823 +211 WWWQ /Atlanta, GA PD: Tony Travatto WWCK /Flint, MI OM/PD: Brian Kelly 12 JASON MRAZ I'M YOURS ATLANTIC /RRP 1599 +234 OM/PD: Rob Roberts APD /MD: Russell Rush PD /MD: Shawn Powers APD /MD: JoJo Martinez APD /MD: Johnny 0 8 SHONTELLE T-SHIRT SRC/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN 1451 +129 KDWB/Minneapolis, MN KHTS/San Diego, CA WZBZ/Atlantic NJ WXKB /Ft. Myers, FL City, OM /PD: Rob Morris PD: Jimmy Steele 17 29- JESSE MCCARTNEY LEAVIN' HOLLYWOOD 1406 -180 PD: PD: Matt Johnson Rob Garcia MD: Lucas APD /MD: Hitman Haze MD: Bruce The Moose 6 JESSE MCCARTNEY ITS OVER HOLLYWOOD 1311 +140 WHHD /Augusta, GA Sirius Hits 1 /Satellite WYKS /Gainesville, FL WABB/Mobile, AL PD: Chuck Whitaker OM: Kid Kelly 7 NATASHA BEDINGFIELD ANGEL PHONOGENIC /EPIC 1250 +75 OM /P0: Kevin Quinn PD: Chris Michaels APD: Kris Fisher APD /MD: Ryan Sampson APD/MD: QTIP 2 BRITNEY SPEARS WOMANIZER JIVE/ZOMBA 1160 +561 WHTS/Grand Rapids, MI KHFI /Austin, TX XM Top 20 on 20/Satellite OM: Steve Stewart KHOP/Modesto, CA 2 NICKELBACK GOTTA BE SOMEBODY ROADRUNNER/RRP 1023 +624 OM: Mac Daniels Richard OM: Jon Zellner PD: Jack Spade OM: Perry PD: Jay Shannon PD: MoJoe Roberts PD: Michelle Cartier COLDPLAY VIVA LA VIDA CAPITOL 926 -318 MD: Tony Cortez WSNX /Grand Rapids, MI APD: Madden MD: Priestly 3 NE -TO MISS INDEPENDENT DEFJAM /IDJMG 910 +237 OM: Doug Montgomery MD: Orphan Andrew WFMF/Baton Rouge, LA WAEV/Savannah, GA PD: Eric O'Brien ESTELLE FEAT. KANTE WEST AMERICAN BOY HOME SCHOOUATLANTIC 894 -325 PD: Kevin Campbell W HHY /Montgomery, PD /MD: Russ Francis APD: Holmes AL OM: Bill Jones GAVIN ROSSDALE LOVE REMAINS THE SAME KQXY/Beaumont, TX KBKS/Seattle, WA INTERSCOPE 761 +145 PD Steve Smith PD WKZUGreensboro, NC /MD: /MD: Brandin Shaw PD: Becky Brenner JONAS BROTHERS LOVEBUG +127 PD: Jason Goodman HOLLYWOOD 724 APD: Patrick Sanders WRVW /Nashville, TN APD: Bender APD: Josie OM /PD: Rich MD: Eric Tyler AKON RIGHT NOW (NA NANA) SRUUNIVERSAL MOTOWN 675 +337 WXYK/Blloxi, MS Davis WERO /Greenville, NC MD: Tommy Butter OM: Kenny Vest KRUF /Shreveport, LA 5 LIL WAYNE FEAT. T-PAIN GOT MONEY CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN 625 +80 PD: Chris "Hollywood" Mann PD: Lucas WBLI /Nassau, NY OM: Gary McCoy APD: Gina Gray 28 18 THE PUSSYCAT DOLLS WHEN I GROW UP INTERSCOPF 575 -122 OM: Nancy Cambino PD: Erin Bristol WQEN /Birmingham, AL PD: Jeremy Rice MD: Andrew "A.G." Gordon 2 FALL OUT BOY I DON'T CARE OM: Tom Hanrahan WFBC/Greenville, SC ISLAND/IDJMC 553 +60 APD: Al Levine PD: Keith Allen PD: Chase Murphy MD: Tim Clarke KSPW /Springfield, MO 11 SEPTEMBER CRY FOR YOU ROBBINS 504 -255 APD /MD: Madison Reeves WHKF/Harrisburg, PA OM /PD: Valorie Knight WFHN /New Bedford, MA MD: Noah Sherwood O.A.R. SHATTERED (TURN THE CAR AROUND) EVERFINE/ATLANTIC /RRP 493 +88 KSAS/Boise, ID OM: Chris Tyler PD: JT Bosch PD: Jim Reitz SAVAGE +22 PD: Steve "Keke Luv" KSLZ/St. Louis, MO FEAT. SODUA BOY TELL'EM SWING DAWN RAID/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 413 APD: Mike Miller MD: Michael Rock Kicklighter MD: Taylor J MD: T-PAIN FEAT. 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PD: Chris Tyler MD: Jeff Wise MD: Jim Clerkin KKHH /Houston, TX WHTZ/New York, NY WFLZ/Tampa, FL PD: Mark Adams OM: Tom Poleman (KEY/Buffalo, NY PD: Sharon Dastur OM: Doug Hamand APD /MD: Greg Morgan PD /MD: Dave Universal MD: Romeo PD /MD: Tommy Chuck CANADA CHR/TOP 40 ARTIST PLAYS KRBE/Houston, TX WKSE/Buffalo, NY KJYO WTWR/Toledo, OH 3c TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW PD: Leslie Whittle /Oklahoma City, OK OM /PD: Sue O'Neil OM: Tom Travis PD: Chris Reynolds 1 8 PINK SO WHAT LAFACE/SONY BMG 918 +22 WZYP/Huntsville, AL PD: Mike McCoy WXXXBurlington, VT WVKS/Toledo, OH PD /MD: Jeff Andrews MD: Frito OM /PD: Ben Hamilton OM: Bill Michaels 4 7 KATY PERRY HOT N COLD CAPITOL/EMI 826 +100 MD: Pete Belair KQCH /Omaha, PD: Nathan Reed WNOU /Indianapolis, IN NE 17 RIHANNA DISTURBIA SRP/DEFJAM/UNIVERSAL 740 -89 OM /PD: Mark Todd MD: Boomer WDJQ /Canton, OH OM: Brian Wallace PD: Tim Rainey MD: Corey Young 20 LADY GAGA FEAT. COLBY O'DONIS JUST DANCE STREAMLINE/KONLIVE /INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 673 -112 PD: John Stewart KRQQ/Tucson, AZ MD: Nikolina WYOY /Jackson, MS WXXUOrlando, FL OM /PD: Tim Richards 11 LEONA LEWIS BETTER INTIME SYCO /J/SONY BMG 632 -20 PD: Zak Tyler PD: Michael Bryan MD: Chris Peters WIHB /Charleston, SC 7 KEVIN RUDOLF FEAT. LIL WAYNE LET IT ROCK CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC/UNIVERSAL 604 +42 APD/MD: Nate West APD /MD: Jana Sutter OM /PD: Bryan Taylor KHTT/Tulsa, OK 9 M.I.A. PAPER PLANES XUBEGGARS GROUP 577 +16 APD: Dave Ryan WAPE/Jacksonville, FL WIOQ/Philadelphia, PA OM /PD: Tod Tucker MD: Sean Mack APD /MD: Jo Jo Brooks APD: Billy "The Baby DJ" PD: JR Ammons 5 T.I. WHATEVER YOU LIKE GRAND HUSTLE/ATLANTIC/WARNER 555 +134 APD/MD: Chase Sexaur WSSX /Charleston, SC Daniels KZZP/Phoenix, AZ MD: Mikey B. 3 BRITNEY SPEARS WOMANIZER JIVE/SONY BMG 546 +180 OM /PD: Mike Edwards WFKS/Jacksonville, FL PD: Mark Medina MD: Greg "DJ Greggy D" WIHT/Washington, DC 12 HEDLEY OLD SCHOOL; UNIVERSAL 542 +16 WVSR /Charleston, WV OM: Gail Austin PD: Todd Shannon D'Angelo OM /PD: Thea Mitchem OM: Jeff Whitehead V* 5 CHRISTINA AGUILERA KEEPS GETTIN' BETTER RCA/SONY BMG 504 +32 APD: Jonathan Reed APD: Toby Knapp PD: Wade Hill WBZW/Pittsburgh, PA MD: Gillian Sussman 5 DEBORAH COX BEAUTIFUL U R DECO/KOCH 496 +90 MD: Jason Reed WAEZ/Johnson City, TN PD: Ryan Mill OM: Bill Hagy APD/MD: Kobe WLDI/West Palm Beach, FL WNKS /Charlotte, NC 17 PRIVATE DANCER i CP 484 -28 PD /MD: OM: Dave Denver OM /PD: John Reynolds Jason Reed WKST/Pittsburgh, PA PD: PJ 14 JORDIN SPARKS ONE STEP ATA TIME 19 /JIVE/SONY BMG 471 -30 MD: Otis PD: Alex Tear KMXV/Kansas City, MO APD /MD: Valentine APD: Drew Hall 2 NICKELBACK GOTTA BE SOMEBODY EMI 466 +196 WOOD/Chattanooga, TN OM: Mike Rotyen PD: Ponch MD: DJ Bonics KZCH/Wichita, KS OM /PD: Danny Howard 16 THE PUSSYCAT DOLLS WHEN I GROW UP INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 455 -153 OM: Lyman James MD: Sean Stewart MD: Steve Serrano WJBQ/Portland, ME PD /MD: Sammy Suarez OM/PD: Tim Moore 24 CHRIS BROWN FOREVER JIVE/SONY BMG 438 -76 WKSC /Chicago, IL WWST /Knoxville, TN MD: Mike Adams WBHT/Wilkes Barre, PA -56 PD: Rick Vaughn PD: Rich Bailey 16 THEORY OF A DEADMAN ALL OR NOTHING 4 604/UNIVERSAL 429 PD: A.J. MD: Jeff Murray MD: Scott Bohannon KKRZ/Portland, OR MD: Marino 11 FLO RIDA FEATURING WILL.I.AM IN THE AYER POE BOY /ATLANTIC/WARNER 389 -36 PD: Brian Bridgman WKFS/Cincinnati, OH KSMB /Lafayette, LA APD: Mick Lee WKRZ/Wilkes Barre, PA 3 !CARDINAL OFFISHALL FEAT. KERIHILSONNUMBAI(TIDEISHIGH) KONLNE,GEFFENNNNERS4L 372 +100 OM: Scott Reinhart OM: Keith LeBlanc PD: Bobby Novosad PD: Mike O'Donnell PD: Mark Anderson WPRO/Providence, RI 21 6 GIVE ME THE MUSIC # SONY BMG 358 +7 APD/MD: Kelly K MD: Chris Reed OM /PD: Tony Bristol ® WAKS /Cleveland, OH APD 22 17 28 KARDINAL OFFISHALL FEATURING AKON DANGEROUS êr KONLIVE/GEFFEN/UNIVERSAL 346 -75 PA /MD: Davey Morris WSTW/Wilmington, DE OM: Keith Abrams WLAN /Lancaster, PD: PD: Mike Yeager 23 19 NE-TO CLOSER DEFJAM/UNIVERSAL PD: Bo Matthews Jeff Hurley WDCG /Raleigh, NC 28 339 -59 /MD: Rossi OM: Chris Shebel APD Mike APD /MD: Kasper WJIM/Lansing, MI 24 22 16 COLDPLAY VIVA LA VIDA PARLOPHONE/EMI 312 -23 PD: Randi West PD: Josh Strickland WAKZ/Youngstown, OH KKMG / Springs, CO -22 APD /MD: Brody OM: Dan Rivers 25 23 18 STATE OF SHOCK BEST I EVER HAD. CORDOVA BAY 299 OM: Bobby Irwin WLKT/Lexington, KY PD: Sean Stevens KWNZ/Reno, NV 26 SECONDHAND SERENADE FALL FOR YOU R PD: John Foxx PD: JB Wilde 31 12 GLASSNOTUILUATLANTIUWARNE 261 -4 PD: Justin Tyme MD: Krissy Taylor KVUU/Colorado Springs, CO 27 24 8 SIMPLE PLAN SAVE YOU sF LAVA/ATLANTIC/WARNER 261 -54 KLAULittle Rock, AR APD: Johnny B WHOT/Youngstown, OH PD: Chris Pickett OM/PD: Randy Cain KWYUReno, NV PD: J-Dub 28 28 10 ROBIN THICKE MAGIC STAR TRAK/INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 260 -13 MD: Darren McKee APD: Ed Johnson OM /PD: Nick Elliott MD: Charlotte 34 4 ELISE ESTRADA CRASH & BURN ROCKSTAR 252 +26 WNOK /Columbia, SC APD: Rude Boy 4 PD /MD: Tommy BoDean MD: Amy Black 27 21 KATY PERRY I KISSED A GIRL CAPITOUEMI 247 -27

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'We get so diary methodology. Starting as a mini -feature that wrapped up played two new songs at 2 p.m., its popularity led in competing the station to expand it to a 40-minute segment. "We with the play nothing but new music in the mix,"APD /MD other E -Man said. "We can play up to 10 or 12 songs to station that expose new records ?' we don't A station benchmark, "New @ 2" now also has think about an online component. Recent "New @ 2" playlists page at power106.fm, which E- Format trendsetters discuss exposing new music, crossovers and the life of have their ownWeb our audience.' Man said is the station's third- most -viewed page. future trends -Kevin Cruise Homecoming Music Masters Many CHR/top 40 stations have become more aggressive about playing new hip -hop and R&B. "Everybody knows hip -hop has gone mainstream," Bradley said. The impact of that trend on rhythmic radio was a major point of discussion during the panel. Observing that the programmers on the panel represent stations unafraid to take musical risks, E- Man said, "We're the ones who will break the Darnella Dunham records, and we've seen over the past year or two that [email protected] the pop stations will jump on a record right when we add it or a few days or a week after we play it" Staying on top of new music is a never -ending challenge for While no one begrudged hip -hop and R&B MDs, especially at the rhythmic format, where many stations 'A lot of artists for crossing over, panelists did express frustra- aggressively inject new titles into rotation. Last month at the people in tion with their inability to land interviews with such L.A. are pop acts as the Pussycat Dolls and Justin Timberlake R &R Convention in Austin, Entravision's KBMB (103.5 the embracing with the same ease that their pop counterparts secure Bomb) /Sacramento PD Pattie Moreno moderated a lively discussion featuring more of that acts that are also core at the rhythmic format. with some of the format's most -respected MDs, who shared their philosophies upbeat, They also expressed the sentiment that rhythmic an audience that came with no shortage of questions. party -feel radio's ability to connect with artists in a way that music. At pop stations can't makes their showing up on the top The PPM was top ofmind, and many were inter- phoner the next day or a couple of days later so one point in 40 competitor a nonissue. ested to hear how the new ratings methodology is that we can promote it." my power "The artists I know aren't too connected with the affecting the music selection process. Beasley's rotation, all pop station as much as when they come over to our WRDW (Wired 96.5) /Philadelphia MD /interactive five of my station," Deuce said. "It's like a family thing almost. content director Marian Newsome -McAdam was in Early Exposure records were We know these artists, we can crack jokes and have a good position to tackle that topic: Philadelphia was Discussing the ways their stations introduce new over 120 fun ?' WQHT (Hot 97) /New York APD /MD Jill Arbitron's first PPM test market, and the ratings serv- music, panelists cited mixes as the most common BPM.' Strada added, "It should feel like they're coming ice replaced the diary there in March 2007. method. But several MDs pointed to specialty shows -E -Man home, because this is where hip -hop lives, right ?" Newsome -McAdam, an 11 -year Philly radio vet, as important vehicles to help expose new songs. For some programmers, roping an interview with said metered measurement hasn't Emmis KDHT (Hot 93.3) /Austin a major artist before the competition does is no changed the station's music philosophy. provides a platform for unsigned and longer a concern. "Are your listeners keeping score? "My PD [Leo Baldwin] is very pas- undeig and artists with weekend Mine aren't," Cruise said. "I might be going out on sionate and has really good ears and if segment "Mixtape FM," MD /night a limb here, but we get so wrapped up in compet- he loves something, he's going to play show host Deuce said. Like many sta- ing with the other station that we don't think about it. PPM has not really affected the way tions, Hot 93.3 also does a nighttime the life of our audience.We're the ones keeping track, we choose music" song battle, "Hot or Not" the audience is not ?' But it has affected the way pro- "Outside of that, as far as finding When Malkan KZFM /Corpus Christi, Texas, grammers handle major artist inter- new music,you always want to listen to OM/morning show host Ed Ocañas asked panelists views. For example, rather than air- Bra dley what's hot on the street," Deuce said. what they foresee as the format's next musical trends, ing them live, CBS Radio "Listen to your mixers. If there's a two answers came back: hip- hop -influenced pop WBBM -FM (B96) /Chicago records interviews record they say is hot in the club, you might want to and party music. with artists for playback one week later. The rea- take a look at it, especially if it's getting response. Just "More music is going in that pop lane but still son? To promote greater tune -in, APD /MD Eric because you got that [MD] title, you've got to still lis- hip -hop at the same time," Deuce said. "You see Bradley said. "With PPM that's what it's about. ten to the people who surround you." more artists collaborating, like LilWayne with Kevin You've got to get people to come to your station, KBMB MD /afternoon driver Short-E has taken a Rudolph, so I see it going more mainstream where and if you cam really maximize that, then you've theme approach to midday feature "The Music both realms are equally out there together." won. [The competition] plays it live and no one's Meeting,' where two new songs are aired and listener E -Man cited a dance -influenced trend develop- going to care. I'm going to promote it and really votes determine which one advances to the following ing in his market. "What we've seen, especially in make people tune in to hear it." day's competition.Themes range from R&B dudes to L.A., is that a lot of people are embracing more of To get even more mileage out of major artist R&B ladies, from Cali week to a fall music preview."' that upbeat, party-feel music;' he said. "At one point interviews, B96 posts them on its Web site and sends got the idea just from watchingT\;' he said. "It gives it in my power rotation, all five of my records were over a link to its e-mail database. "Hopefully we get some something for people to look forward to the next day." 120 BPM." Helping propel this movement, he good success fiom it," Bradley said. Emmis KPWR (Power 106) /Los Angeles' week- added, are "artists like Chris Brown and Ne -Yo and Millcreek's KUUU (U9 Take City daynrixshowday mix "New @2" consistently made-2p.rn- Pitbull embracing the trend and saying, `This sound Moreno APD /MD Kevin Cruise added, "We'll run the 3 p.m. the highest -rated hour in middays under the is cool and we're making it cool? " RcR

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Il NIELSEN BM 1 HITPREDICTOR NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS STATUS PLAYS AUDIENCE TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +1- MILLIONS RANK ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN T.1. NO. 1(4 WKS) 11 it 1 1 10 48.197 1 PINK 450/109 UNK 323/38 WHATEVER YOU LIKE 6272 -29 GRAND HUSTLE/ATLANTIC So What Show Out T -PAIN FEATURING LIL WAYNE (LaFace /Zomba) (Big Oomp /Koch) rT 5527 +2 41.929 2 CAN'T BEUEVE IT NAPPY BOY/KONVICT /JIVE/ZOMBA TOTAL STATIONS: 19 TOTAL STATIONS: 34 M.I.A. 4433 +92 6 ESTELLE FEAT. JIM JONES RON PAPER PLANES 27.246 & BROWZ XUINTERSCOPE SEAN PAUL 438/99 FEAT. JUELZ SANTANA 291/66 NE -YO Lfr Come Over Pop Champagne 4127 +484 34.618 3 MISS INDEPENDENT DEFJAM/IDJMG (Home School /Atlantic) (Ether Boy/Columbia /Universal Motown) LIL WAYNE FEAT. BOBBY VALENTINO & KIDD KIDD Q TOTAL STATIONS: 43 TOTAL STATIONS: 24 3890 *547 27.933 5 MRS. OFFICER CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN ARTIST NEW KATY PERRY 374/14 SHAWTY PUTT FEAT. THE GAME FEATURING LIL WAYNE Q TITLE / LABEL STATIONS 8 3564 +473 29.477 4 Hot N Cold TOO SHORT & LIL JON 247/0 MY UFE GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE Dat Baby BEYONCE 31 (Capitol) TOTAL STATIONS: (WE/Razor & Tie) UL WAYNE FEATURING T PAIN I 20 4 21 Il 3274 -535 24.136 8 If Were A Boy GOT MONEY CASH MONEY/UNVERSAL MOTOWN (Music World/Columbia) TOTAL STATIONS: 23 BEYONCE 368/368 RIHANNA KBOS, KCAQ, KDDB, KDGS, KDLW, KEZE, Il ßt I 11 14 3180 +330 22.537 9 KHTN, KIKI, KISV, KKSS, KKWD, KLUC, If Were A Boy CASSIE FEAT. LIL WAYNE 241/46 DISTURBIA SRP /DEFJAWIDJMG KPRR, KPTY, KOKS, KSEQ, KTBT, KVEG, (Music World/Columbia) Official Girl NELLY FEATURING ASHANTI & AKON TOTAL STATIONS: 41 (NextSelection /Bad Boy /Atlantic) 17 it KWIN, KXJM, KYZZ, KZFM, WBBM, WJFX, 7 2886 -263 18.962 11 BODY ON ME DERRTY /UNIVERSAL MOTOWN WJMN, WJQM, WKHT, WQHT, WRVZ, TOTAL STATIONS: 32 W WKX, XHTZ JENNIFER HUDSON 335/146 T.I. FEAT. RIHANNA AIRPOWER /MOST INCREASED PLAYS 10 22 3 ld 2731 +1135 25.407 7 Spotlight BRITNEY SPEARS Q 238/81 LIVE YOUR LIFE DEE JAM /GRAND HUSTLE/IDJMG/ATLANTIC BEYONCE 21 (Arista/RMG) Womanizer NE -YO I12Ltt Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) TOTAL STATIONS: (Jive/Zomba) 9 26 2717 -376 20.459 10 39 CLOSER DEFJAM/IDJMG (Music World/Columbia) TOTAL STATIONS: 18 KBDS, KDHT, KDLW, KHTN, KISV, KPTY, CHRIS BROWN 112 LI 0 22 2585 -465 17.402 12 KPWR, KRKA, KSEQ, KYZZ, KZFM, WAJZ, FOREVER JIVE2OMBA WJMN, WJQM, WQHT, WRCL, WRVZ, PITBULL FEATURING LIL JON WWKX, WXIS, WZMX, XHTZ 4 6 2445 +371 16.163 14 KRAZY MR. 305/FAMOUS ARTIST/THE ORCHARD KANYE WEST AIRPOWER Q T-PAIN FEAT. CHRIS BROWN 14 2268 +725 16.417 13 Freeze LOVE LOCKDOWN ROC- A- FELLA/DEF JAM /IDJMG (Konvict /Nappy Boy /Jive /Zomba) KARDINAL OFFISHALL FEATURING AKON 112 Q KCAQ, KDDB, KDLW, KHTN, KISV, j::: 2236 -361 12.781 18 KSEQ, --- DANGEROUS KONLIVE /GEFFEN /INTERSCOPE KVEG, KWIN, KYZZ, WJQM, WRDW, WRVZ, AKON AIRPOWER WXIS, XHTZ 6 23 3 2182 +603 12.714 19 RIGHT NOW (NA NA NA) SRC/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN NE-YO 14 SLIM FEATURING YUNG JOC Mad 12 2092 +119 15.150 16 SO FLY M3/ASYLUM (Def Jam/IDJMG) SAVAGE FEATURING SOUUA BOY TELL'EM KDDB, KDLW, KHTN, KISV, KKSS, KSEQ, 15 1922 -288 10.309 20 SWING DAWN RAID/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC KVEG, KWIN, KYZZ, WJQM, WRDW, WRVZ, WXIS, XHTZ 7 LUDACRIS CO- STARRING CHRIS BROWN & SEAN GARRETT it 1899 +123 13.203 17 WHAT THEM GIRLS UKE DTP /DEF JAM /IDJMG AKON FEAT. LIL WAYNE 12 DAVID BANNER FEATURING CHRIS BROWN Il Pm So Paid 27 1767 -229 9.494 21 GET LIKE ME B.I.G. F.A.C.EJSRWNIVERSAL MOTOWN (Konvict/SRC/Universal Motown) KDLW, KHTN, KISV, KQKS, KSEQ, KVEG, LEONA LEWIS Il 8 1656 +253 9.125 22 KYZZ, WJFX, WJMN, WJQM, WRVZ, XHTZ BETTER IN TIME SYCO/J/RMG YUNG BERG FEATURING CASHA KANYE WEST 10 20 1523 -538 8.266 24 THE BUSINESS YUNG BOSS/KOCH /EPIC Love Lockdown (Roc- A- Felia/Def Jam/IDJMG) JAY-2 & T.I. FEATURING KANYE WEST & LIL WAYNE 4 1512 15 KCHZ, KGGI, KLUG, KPHW, KSFM, KUUU, SWAGGA +410 15.726 LIKE US ROC- A-FELLA/DEF JAMADJMG KVYB, KXJM, WLTO, WWKL YOUNG JEEZY FEATURING KANYE WEST 11 Q 19 1424 -282 8.993 23 T.I. FEAT. RIHANNA PUT ON CTEJDEFJAWIDJMG 10 T.1. Uve Your Ufe FEAT. RIHANNA MIKE JONES FEAT. TREY SONG2r UL WAYNE & TWISTA Q Live Your (Def Jam/Grand Hustle IDJMG/AHantic) 12 1266 -409 5.764 31 (Def Jam/Grand Hustle /IDJMG/Atlantic) Life CUDDY BUDDY ICE AGE/ASYW M KCHZ, KDON, KGGI, KDHT, KTBT, KVYB, WQHT +48, WRDW +47, KKSS +39, KIK1 37, WLLD +36, WXIS 5 JOHN LEGEND FEATURING ANDRE 3000 ytr WIRT, WLLD, WLTO, WWKL KPTY +35, KPWT+32, 31, KCAQ +31, KKWD +31 1056 +88 7.081 26 GREEN UGHT HOME SCHOOIJG.O.O.D./COLUMBIA 50 CENT 9 KANYE WEST LIL WAYNE Il ytr 20 1017 -255 8.104 Get Up A MI W CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN Love Lockdown (Roc- A- Fella/Def JanIDJMG) (S hady/Aftermat WI nterscope) KSFM +42, KPTY +41, KVYB +36, WHIT +30, WBTT +30, 5 KEVIN RUDOLF FEATURING LIL WAYNE KDHT, KPTY, KPWR, KRKA, KXJM, WJMN, 986 +86 6.343 KCHZ +30, WKHT +27, KPWT +25, KKSS +25, WRCL +25 LET IT ROCK CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC WQHT, WRCL WZMX LL COOL J FEATURING THE -DREAM 12 Lfr 900 -568 7.078 JENNIFER HUDSON 7 AKON BABY DEF JAMIIDJMG Spotlight Right Now (Na Na Na) (SRC/Universal Motown) E-40 FEATURING AKON (Arista/RMG) KKWD +33, WHZT +32, KPHW +32, KZON +26, KVYB +25, TD 880 -312 4.903 33 WAKE IT UP SICK WIE IT/BME/REPRISE/WARNER BROS. KBBT, KSEQ, KWIN, KYZZ, KZFM, WJMN, KVEG +24 WNHT +24, WRCL +23, WETT +22, XHT0 +21 JAZMINE SULLIVAN WMBX 875 -451 4.631 35 LIL WAYNE FEAT. BOBBY NEED U BAD J/RMG PITBULL FEAT. LIL JON 6 FLO RIDA FEATURING WILL-I.AM Krazy VALENTINO & KIDD KIDD 19 l;r 811 -105 4.668 34 IN THE AYER POE BOY /ATLANTIC (Mr. 305/Famous Artist/The Orchard) Mrs. Officer (Cash Money /Universal Motown) BRANDY KLUC, WAJZ, WHZT, WIBT, WJJS, WKHT KHTN +39, KSFM +38, WAJZ +29, KCIGS +27, KPHW +26, 6 779 -38 5.035 32 WONT +26, KZFM +26, KDOEI +25, WLTO +25, WRDW +25 RIGHT HERE (DEPARTED) KOCH/EPIC

2 CIARA FEATURING T PAIN S r 716 +139 2.991 $t NE-YO GO GIRL LAFACE/ZOMBA Miss Independent (Def Jam/IDJMG) DAVID BANNER FEATURING UL WAYNE Q 6 686 -141 4.596 36 ADDED AT... KDLW +53, KDDB +45, WNVZ 41 KPHW +31, KWIN +27, SHAWTY SAY B.I.G. F.A.C.EJSRCNNIVERSAL MOTOWN KDON +22, WLTO +22, KVYB +21, KZFM +19, KORT +19 RICK ROSS FEATURING NELLY & AVERY STORM WRDW 17 681 -198 4.311 37 HERE I AM SLIP- N- SLIDE/DEFJAM/INMG Philadelphia, PA PLEASURE P. 1!r PD: Leo Baldwin 657 +129 2.299 DID YOU WRONG BLUESTAR /ATLANTIC Bo Benton Feat. Pusher Deville & Lil NINA SKY FEATURING RICK ROSS Ronnie, I Know You Want It, 0 2 617 +65 2.826 CURTAIN CALL POLO GROUNDS /JACK MOVE/J/RMG Jadakiss Feat. Ne -Yo, By My Side, 0 SHONTELLE Ne -Vo, Mad, 0 614 +96 3.282 T -Pain Feat. Chris Brown, Freeze, 0 T-SHIRT SRWNIVERSALMOTOWN FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 12, 2008 FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: LADY GAGA FEATURING COLBY O'DONIS LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. 585 +141 3.113 - 74 rhythmic stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours JUST DANCE STREAMLINE/KONLIVE /INTERSCOPE www.RadioandRecords.com a day, 7 days a week.® 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

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'In St. Louis, tration drives. In St. Louis, every book we do what it's not just I like to call the `community promotion' and then talking we do the 'on-air promotion.' It's not just talking about about community service but actually being in the community community" service but actually being in the Who You Turn To is still source of information and reclaim its deep community connection community.' "Radio the primary How urban radio can entertainment for African- Americans in this coun- -Boogie D try," Gray said. "The Internet has a huge impact on society as a whole but still, primarily, African- Extra -Large Community Americans get their entertainment and their news from their favorite radio stations." According to the 2008 edition ofArbitron's Black Commitment Radio Today study, radio is atop the media food chain for African- Americans. More than 90% of black consumers aged 12+ listen to radio each week-a higher penetration than TV, magazines, newspapers or the Internet, the study found. Radio played a crucial role in spreading the DarneUla Dunham word about the Jena 6. A big story in the DDunhamgRadioandRecords.com African -American community, its racially 'The charged subject matter concerned Perry Broad- there was a time when what was then known as black radio served Internet has casting /Augusta, Ga., cluster PD JayTek. "I was it," said dur- as a true mouthpiece for its community. Such personalities as Frankie a huge definitely a little worried about he ing the convention session. Crocker and Martha Jean "the Queen" Steinberg were as memo- impact on society, but "I was in Shreveport [La.] at the time and a lot of rable as their stations, and the airwaves were frequently used to address African - my listeners were not black people. We got behind African- American issues, even if it meant breaking the format. Americans it, of course, but I did worry about,'How is this going get their to make my white listeners feel? Are they going to Today, the role of on -air talent is often minimized, much of the ratings success that many top -ranked entertainment feel like we're jumping on them? Are they going to and, outside of morning drive, urban, urban AC and urban stations currently enjoy to "years and years and news say, "I'm just not going to listen to that station any- gospel stations are more music -intensive than ever. of commitment that those stations have had to aid- from their more?" 'But it was important enough of an issue that In this environment, can black radio reclaim the ing people in the black community" favorite we needed to be there." voice it once had? radio Many programmers believe there is a larger com- Broadcasters tackled this question and urban stations.' mitment to community service at urban stations than radio's overall relationship with its community Blame It On Deregulation -Tony Gray at other formats.Without it,African-Amencan issues during the "Voice of the People" panel discus- The Telecommunications Act of 1996, which ush- wouldn't be adequately addressed, they say: "If you sion Sept. 19 at the R&R ered in an unprecedented era of con- work at a top 40 or a pop station, you play the music Convention in Austin. solidation in the radio industry, is but you don't care about the communit}" Boogie Community service was cited as often blamed for diminished commu- D said. "You're not going into the hood. The pop urban-formatted radio's primary nity service at radio. "Large corpora- station is going to play Soulja Boy and LilWayne but responsibility to its listeners by the dons control 90% of the broadcast they really don't want you at the club. They don't panelists, even more so than for other facilities in this country," Gray said, want you at [their] events." formats. To illustrate the point, Gray "and so it's made it a little more dif- "I think there's a greater connection between the Communications consultant Tony ficult for us to aggressively act as ser- urban radio station and the urban audience base," Gray referenced a diagram of a pyra- vants to these communities because, Cook said. When referring to their favorite station, mid formed by the programming ele- Ande rson first and foremost, the stations are audiences of general-market stations are more like- ments that make up a successful sta- looked upon as businesses, as profit ly to say, "That's the station I listen to," Cook said. tion. Presented by Coleman Research centers for the corporations that own But among urban listeners, the expression is more in an earlier convention session, music them. But for successful urban sta- typically, "That's my station." formed the base of the pyramid, which tions, it's still a key component to have "People proudly wear that brand and associate Gray called "the most important an intimate relationship with the themselves with that brand," "Rickey Smiley component."Moving upward, person- community that you serve. It is, in Show" executive producer Tazz "Daddy" Anderson ality was next, then contesting and fact, part of our responsibility" said. "That says that we have to be a little bit more marketing, followed by news. Com- Geometric Media consultant responsible to the community that we serve, and it munity interests, the smallest segment, George Cook reminded the audience is looked upon a little bit differently" was positioned at the top. Cook that broadcasters were previously After Hurricane Ike rocked Houston, Radio "If you were to strip this down and look at an required by the FCC to routinely conduct ascertain- One urban KBXX (97.9 the Box) "Madd Hatta ethnic station or a black-formatted station, [com- ment studies. "You had to go into the community Morning Show" host Madd Hatta superserved his munity interests are] much more important than and determine what were the issues impacting them community, Cook said. "He did extended shifts, are for general-market formats," Gray and come up with a plan to address all of those issues. disseminating information about where they're dis- they many JayTek said. "It's difficult to put an exact percentage of how The great broadcasters never forgot that." tributing water, where gas was available. That's much of your success is due to that, but if you've When it comes to providing more than mere lip where you see radio really shine at its best, when been in urban radio for any length of time, you service to the community, action speaks louder than it services the community at every level and brings know that there's a strong link to the community words, Radio One /St. Louis OM Boogie D said. "It's the topics that are of concern to the community that helps the stations survive ?' Gray attributed not just about running PSAs and doing voter regis- to the fore." Irk

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www.americanradiohistory.com BEYONCÉ PRIMES HER UPCOMING ALBUM, DUE NOV.18, WITH A PAIR OF RADIO CUTS. "SINGLE LADIES (PUT A RING ON IT)" ENTERS URBAN AT NO. 37 AS &R URBAN MOST ADDED WITH 57 STATIONS, WHILE "IF I WERE A R BOY" MAKES NEW AND ACTIVE AT CHR/TOP 40 (763 P O W E R E D B Y Ilic1ticii PLAYS) AND RHYTHMIC (368 PLAYS). DIGITAL DOWNLOADS BDS

Il NIELSEN BDS Ct HITPREDICTOR NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS STATUS PLAYS AUDIENCE TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE /LABEL /GAIN TITLE /LABEL /GAIN T -PAIN FEATURING UL WAYNE NO. ICI WK) 2 12 LfT 4929 -77 49.445 2 ROBIN THICKE 572/81 COMMON FEAT. CANT BELIEVE IT NAPPY ROV/KONVICT/JIVE20MBA The Sweetest Love PHARRELL 413/29 T.I. Il itr (Star Trak/Interscope) Announcement 4840 -379 51.948 WHATEVER YOU LIKE GRAND HUSTLE/ATLANTIC MOST ADDED TOTAL STATIONS: 59 (Geffen /interscope) UL WAYNE FEAT. BOBBY VALENTINO & KIDD KIDD Q TOTAL STATIONS: 42 4438 +122 45.646 3 MUSIQ SOULCHILD MRS. OFFICER CASH MONEY /UNIVERSAL MOTOWN FEAT. MARY J. BLIGE 552/240 EU KHALED FEAT. fr NE -YO If ULeave KANYE WEST & T -PAIN 317/152 4352 +144 43.046 4 MISS INDEPENDENT DEFJAM/ID1MG (Atlantic) Go Hard JENNIFER HUDSON TOTALSTATIONS: 51 (We The Best/Terror Squad /Koch) 1r 3357 +134 32.950 6 SPOTLIGHT ARISTA/RMG TOTAL STATIONS: 49 ARTIST NEW GORILLA ZOE FEAT. JAZMINE SULLIVAN Vfr TITLE / LABEL STATIONS WAYNE :3202 -380 34.358 5 UL 489/115 LIL WIL 313/7 NEED U BAD J/RMG BEYONCE 57 Lost Bust It Open SLIM FEATURING YUNG JOC (Block/Bad Boy South /Atlantic) (Rudebwoy /Unauthorized /Asylum) +299 Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) SO FLY 2788 21.519 9 TOTAL M3/ASYLUM (Music World/Columbia) STATIONS: 38 TOTAL STATIONS: 31 3 T.I. FEATURING RIHANNAA MOST INCREASED PLAYSAYS KATZ, KBTT, KBXX, KHTE, KIPR, KJMM, Lfr +727 7 JADAKISS FEAT. NE -YO 457/271 JIM JONES & RON BROWZ LIVE YOUR LIFE DEFJAM/GRANDHUSTLE/IDJMG/ATI.ANTK 2692 28.498 KKDA, KMEL, KNDA, KOPW, KRIS, KRRQ, KTCX, KVSP, Sirius Hot Jamz, WAMO, By My Side FEAT. JUELZ SANTANA 307/87 THE GAME FEATURING LIL WAYNE Q WBLK, WBLX, WBTF, WBTJ, WCDX, WDKX, (Def Jam /IDJMG) Pop Champagne 2356 +247 17303 12 MY LIFE GEFFEWINTERSCOPE WEMX, WEUP, WFXA, WFXE, WGZB, TOTAL STATIONS: 60 (Ether Boy /Universal Notown /Columbia /Koch) LIL WAYNE FEATURING T PAIN Il WHHH, WHHL, WHRK, WHTA, WHXT, TOTAL STATIONS: 50 2309 -229 22.553 8 WJKS, WJMI, WJTT, WJUC, WJWZ, WJZD, KEYSHIA COLE GOT MONEY CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN WJZE, WKYS, WOWI, WPEG, WPHI, WPWX, FEAT. TUPAC 449/447 YOUNG STEFF 295/32 LUDACRIS CO- STARRING CHRIS BROWN & SEAN GARRETT ifr WQHH, WQOK, WQUE, WRBJ, WTMG, Playa Card. Right Professional 2252 +6 13251 15 WHAT THEM GIRLS LIKE DTWDEF JAM /IDJMG WUSL, WVEE, WWPR, WWWZ, WXBT, (Amara /Iman i /Geffen /I nterscope) (Ric hcraft/Atlantic) PLIES FEATURING JAMIE FOXX & THE WZFX, WZHT, XM The City TOTAL STATIONS: 67 TOTAL STATIONS: 29 -DREAM yfr -488 PLEASE EXCUSE MY HANDS 2236 18.008 10 BIG GATES/SLIP- N- SLIDE/ATLANTIC DJ KHALED FEAT. JAZMINE SULLIVAN KANYE WEST & T-PAIN 37 2007 +415 17.793 11 BUST YOUR WINDOWS J /RMG Go Hard BRANDY AIRPOWER (Koch) a 15 7 1938 +137 11.129 17 KBTT, KHTE, KIPR, KJMM, KNDA, KOPW, RIGHT HERE (DEPARTED) KOCH/EPIC KRRQ, KVSP, WAMO, WBFA, WBLK, WBTF, YOUNG JEEZY FEATURING KANYE WEST Il WCDX, WDKX, WEMX, WEUP, WFXA, 21 It 1863 -402 15.536 13 1111 PUT ON CTE /DEF JAM /IDJMG WFXE, WHTA, WHXT, WJBT, WJKS, WJLB, PLEASURE P. AIRPOWER Q WJMI, WJTT, WJUC, WJWZ, WJZD, WJZE, 23 16 1575 +147 9.801 20 WKKV, WQHH, WRBJ, WTMG, WWWZ, DID YOU WRONG BLUESTAR /ATLANTIC WXBT, WZFX, WZHT CIARA FEATURING T-PAIN itr 1552 +40 9.686 21 GO GIRL LAFACE/ZOMBA NE-YO 36 ASHANTI Mad 1529 +49 9.157 24 (Def Jam/IDJMG) GOOD GOOD THE INC. /UNIVERSAL MOTOWN KBTT, KHTE, KIPR, KJMM, KKDA, KNDA, JOHN LEGEND FEAT. ANDRE 3000 AIRPOWER KOPW, KPRS, KRRQ, KVSP, Sirius Hot 5 Lfl 1516 +272 10.808 18 GREEN LIGHT HOME SCHOOUG.0.0.0./COLUMBIA Jamz, WAMO, WBFA, WBLK, WBTF, WDKX, YUNG BERG FEATURING CASHA WEMX, WFXA, WFXE, WHXT, WJBT, WJKS, 20 1507 -438 12.711 16 WJMI, WJTT, WJUC, WJZD, WJZE, WPEG, THE BUSINESS YUNG BOSS/KOCH/EPIC WQHH, WRBJ, WTMG, WWWZ, WXBT, MOST BOW WOW FEATURING SOULJA BOY TELL'EM WZFX, WZHT, XM The City 1423 -215 8.061 28 MARCO POLO COLUMBIA INCREASED AKON FEAT. UL WAYNE 33 KERI HILSON PLAYS 12 1371 -426 10.288 19 I'm So Paid ENERGY MOSLEWZONE 4RNTERSCOPE (Konvict/SRC/Universal Motown) ACE HOOD FEATURING TREY SONGZ 'dr KBTT, KHTE, KIPR, KJMM, KKDA, KOPW, 6 1320 +40 8.273 27 RIDE WE THE BEST/DEF JAM/IDJMG KPRS, KRRQ, KVSP, WBFA, WBLK, WBTF, WDKX, WEMX, WEUP, WFXA, WFXE, MIKE JONES FEAT. TREY SONGZ, UL WAYNE & TWISTA Lfr 8 1293 -65 7517 31 WJBT, WJKS, WJMI, WJTT, WJUC, WJWZ, CUDDY BUDDY ICE AGE/ASYLUM WJZD, WJZE, WPEG, WRBJ, WTMG, +727 Lfr T.I. FEAT. RIHANNA KANYE WEST ifr WWWZ, WXBT, WZFX, WZHT, XM The City 2 1289 +469 9.364 23 Live Your Life LOVE LOCKDOWN ROC- A- FELLA/DEF JAM/IDJMG (Def Jam /Grand Hustle /IDJMG/Atlantic) ESTELLE FEAT. SEAN PAUL 28 JAY-Z & T.I. FEATURING KANYE WEST & LIL WAYNE WEMX +38, WZHT +32, KOPW +30, WJZE +26, WPHI +25, 1280 +240 14.425 14 Come Over KMJJ +25, WJTT +22, SWAGGA LIKE US ROC- A- FELLA/DEF JAM /IDJMG +23, WVEE WENZ +2Z WOO( +22 (Home School /Atlantic) ALICIA KEYS 1fr KBTT KHTE, KIPR, KJMM, KNDA, KOPW, 10 1173 -286 9584 22 BEYONCE SUPERWOMAN MBK/J /RMG KVSP, WAMO, WBFA, WBLK, WBTF, WDKX, +647 WEDR, WEUP, WFXA, WFXE, WJKS, Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) RICK ROSS FEATURING NELLY & AVERY STORM Q WJMI, 19 1092 -173 7.876 29 WJTT; WJUC, WJZD, WPEG, WRBJ, WTMG, (Music World/Columbia) HERE I AM SLIP- N- SLIDE/DEF JAM /IDJMG WWWZ, WZFX, WZHT, XM The City WWPR +44, WUSL+30, WCDX +27, WPHI +27, WKYS+24, AVANT Sfr WQOK +23, W WJX +22, WQ(Æ +22, WXBT +18, KATZ +17 1010 +18 6.053 34 WHEN IT HURTS CAPITOL BOBBY VALENTINO FEAT. YUNG JOC 28 r.2 T -PAIN FEATURING WDACRIS +469 ßr KANYE WEST 988 +308 6.870 32 Beep CHOPPED 'N' SCREWED NAPPY BOY/KONVICT/JNE/ZOMBA Love Lockdown (Roc- A- Fella/Def Jam/IDJMG) (Blu Kolla Dreams/Capitol) KKDA .33, KBFB +31, WEUP «24, KNDA +24, WKKV +18, USHER Q KBTT, KIPR, KJMM, KNDA, KOPW, KPRS, 955 +42 8.434 WONT +I6, WJWZ +15, KIPR +14, KMJJ +TS, KVSP +13 TRADING PLACES LAFACE20MBA 26 KVSP, Sirius Hot Jam., WAMO, WBFA, YOUNG JEEZY WBLK, WEMX, WEUP, WFXA, WHTA, WJKS, WJMI, WJTr, WJUC, WJZD, WPEG, KEYSHIA COLE FEAT. TUPAC VACATION 835 -81 4.404 +447 CTE/DEF JAM/IDJMG WQUE, WRBJ, WTMG, WWWZ, WXBT, Playa Cardz Right M.I.A. WZFX, XM The City (Amaru /Imani/Geffen /interscope) 748 +162 7.602 30 PAPER PLANES XLIINTERSCOPE WPHI +33, WVEE +28, WRBJ +27, WZHT +25, KHTE +24, DAVID BANNER FEATURING LIL WAYNE WAM0+23, WFXE +16, ~NZ +16, KMEL +15, WHXT +13 718 -34 3.700 SHAWTY SAY B.I.G. FA.C.E./SRC/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN JAZMINE SULLIVAN LYFE JENNINGS dr 673 +43 3.457 (J/RMG) WILL I EVER COLUMBIA Bust Your Windows ADDED AT... KTCX +25, WENZ +22. KMU+21, WPH1 +19, WBLX +19, UNK 654 +55 2.941 7CINNlJseSFnt WQUE +17, WCDX+16, W1NWZ+15, WRBJ +14, WZ14T+13 SHOW OUT BIG OOMP/KOCH WQHH BEYONCE MOST ADDED Lansing, MI 647 +647 8.790 25 SINGLE LADIES (PUT A RING ON IT) MUSIC WORLD/COLUMBIA MD: J. Hicks

ROBIN THICKE Q Beyonce, Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It), 1 607 -171 5.380 37 MAGE STAR TRAK/INTERSCOPE DJ Khaled Feat. Kanye West & T -Pain, Go Hard, 1 RYAN LESLIE FEATURING CASSIE & FABOLOUS sft Ne -Vo, Mad, 0 595 -30 FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 12, 2008 ADDICTION 5.158 38 Pussycat Dolls Feat. R. Kelly, Out Of This Club, 0 NEXTSELE CTION/CASABLANCA/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: NOVAKANE 81 urban stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a day, 580 +30 1.755 7 days week. Rap SHAWTY SAID STP www.RadioandRecords.com a chart comprised of 81 urban and 74 Rhythmic electronically monitored Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems stations. O 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved

CHART LEGEND receive a bullet, even if it registers an BREAKER: of new adds either reported by each Urban AC, Hot AC, Christian AC, both audience and plays. increase in plays. Country titles that Awarded solely on the Country chart station or by automatic add thresholds. Christian CHR, Christian Rock, Charts are ranked by plays (except for decline in audience but increase in _o songs that receive airplay on 60% Title with top most added totals will Gospel, Rock, Triple A and Smooth Nielsen BDS certification for Countr/, which is based on audience plays will also receive a bullet if the of the panel for the first time. also be highlighted if on chart. Jazz; top 10 for Soft AC/Inspirational) au airplay of 100,000 plays on all impressions, computed by cross -refer- total audience erosion for the week become recurrents and are removed monitored stations, including satellite encing exact times of airplay with does not exceed 3%. A song in its HOT SHOT DEBUT: NEW AND ACTIVE: from the chart after 20 weeks. In and national networks, across the Arbitron listener data). first week at No. l will always receive Awarded solely on the Country chart Current songs below the chart threshold addition, songs that have been on the 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. chart for more than 52 weeks and following symbol indicates multiple ri Songs showing an increase in (audience for Country). rank below No.10 become recurrents level of 100,000 plays. plays (audience for Country) MOST INCREASED PLAYS: TIES ON CHART: and are removed from the chart. over the previous week, regardless of AUDIENCE TOTALS: Awarded to the five songs with the A song with the best plays differential Descending Country titles move to 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- recurrent after 20 weeks if they rank 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 below No.10 in either audience or 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 plays. Descending AC titles move to 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 recurrent after 52 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 song that has been on the chart for top 20 on both the Airplay and if they rank below No. 15. Songs on Indicated solely on the Canadian more t-an 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. .4 listing of songs with the total number Songs below the top 20 (top 15 for 20 weeks if they rank below No. 20 in Canadian content requirements.

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NEW AND ACTIVE I1 NIELSEN BDS ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS FLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN HUDSON NO.1(3 WKS) MARIAH CAREY 76/2 SLIQUE 55 /5 JENNIFER 18.513 1 1 1 18 196; -78 SPOTLIGHT ARISTA/RMG I'm That Chick Your Body (Isle nd /IDJMG) (Rosehip) ROBIN THICKE 1571 -21 13.511 2 TOTAL STATIONS: 33 TOTAL STATIONS: B MAGIC STARTRAKANTERSCOPE 73/19 T -PAIN FEAT. LE. WAYNE 54/13 ERIC BENET -1545 -43 12.339 4 T.I. YOU'RE THE OILY ONE FRIDAY/REPRISE/WARNER BROS. Whatever You Like Can't Believe It (Grand Hustle /Atlantic) (Nappy Boy /Konvict/Jve/Zomba) KEYSHIA COLE Il -728°_ -260 10.208 7 TOTAL STATIONS: 20 TOTAL STATIONS: 5 HEAVEN SENT IMANI/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE IZIBOR 68/15 RALPH TRESVINT 53/3 NOEL GOURDIN 1231 -86 7.292 11 LAURA THE RIVER EPIC Fron My Heart To Yours It Must Be You ALICIA KEYS (Atlantic) (Xrault Media Group) 1203 +123 11.144 6 14 TOTAL STATIONS: 8 SUPERWOMAN MBK/JIRMG MUSIQ SOULCHILD TOTAL STATIONS: FEAT. MARV J. BLIGE 9 JAZMINE 5IJUJVAN MOST INCREASED PLAYS 3 THE WILLIAMS 57/24 CHARLIE WILSCN 52/40 8 1164 +199 12.869 IfULeave NEED U BAD J/RMG Baby I Dori t Want To Know There Goes My (Atlantic) (Koch) Give/Zomba) MINT CONDITION 1075 +14 7.294 10 KJLH, KJMS, KMJM, WAKE, WKSP, WLXC, CAGED BIRD/IMAGE 7 TOTAL STATIONS: 9 NOTHING LEFTTO SAY WRKS, WWDM, Wy'LD TOTAL STATIONS: RAHEEM BEVAUGHN CLAR< -COLE 51/13 106C -101 7.267 12 AVANT 8 SHO 56/23 DORINDA WOMAN JIVE/ZOMBA Take It Back When It Hurts Glee I Met You 11 (Gospo Centric /Zomba: MARVIN SAPP 1028 -36 11.213 5 (Capitol] (Hit-en Hard) VERITY/ZOMBA STATIONS: 30 NEVER WOULOHAVE MADE IT KJLH, KJMS, KMJM, WELS, WLXC, WMIB, TOTAL STATIONS: 10 TOTAL WPHR, WWDM JOE 929 -144 6.7T 14 E.R. (EMERGENCY ROOM) 563/KEDAR ROBIN THICKE 6 USHER 849 0 7.312 9 The Sweetest Love LAFACE/ZOMBA HEREI STAND (Star Trak /Interscope) WAKE, WELT, WDZ2, WHRP, WTLC, WVKL JAHEIM ;787 -83 5.087 16 NEVER DIVINE MIUJATLANTIC ESTELLE FEAT. CEE -LO 6 MARY MARY 751 +157 - 6.771 13 Pretty Please (Love Me) COLUMBIA GETUP (Home School /Atlartic) ROBIN THICKE 582 +168 4.474 20 KMEZ, KOKY, KQXL WGPR, WLXC, WMGL THE SWEETESTLOVE STAR TRAK/INTERSCOPE USHER 3 NE -VO 553 +91 7.832 8 Here I Stand MISS INDEPENDENT DEFJAM/IDJMG (LaFace/Zomba) RAPHAELSAADIQ 486 +59 5.096 15 KMJQ, WELS, WRKS LOVE THAT GIR COLUMBIA 3 AIRPOWER BRANDY 478 *117 5.043 17 Right Here (Departed) FRIDAY/REPRISE/WARNER BROS. (Koch/Epic) LYFE JENPINGS 440 +15 1.781 26 KMJM, WFLM, WYLD WILL IEVER COLUMBIA BEADY JOHN LEGEND FEAT. WAYNE 437 +17 2.647 22 ANDRE 3000 3 ORDINARY PEAK /CMG Green Light MOST BRANDY 436 +39 2.404 24 (Home SchooVG.O.C.DJColumbia) INCREASED RIGHT HERE (DIPARTED) KOCH /EPIC KMJM, WRKS, WYLD PLAYS ANTHONY HAMILTON FEATURING DAVID BANNER 407 +28 1.760 27 REGINA BELLE 3 COOL MISTER'S MUSIC/SO SO DEF /ZOMBA Love Forever Shines BUGE MOST ADDED MUSIQ SOIKCOBLD FEAT. MARY J. 371 *179 4.685 19 (Pendulum) IFULEAVE ATLANTIC WLVH, WMGL WYLD AVANT 5 346 . 98 2.144 25 SHO 3 JAZMINE SULLIVAN WHEN IT HURTS CAPITOL +199 Glad I Met You Need U Bad U /RMG) RIHANNA Il 14 343 * 35 4.817 18 (Hilton Hart]) WVAZ +15, WALT +14, WMIB +R, VAKB +10, WGPR +10, TAKE A BOW SRP/DEFJAM/IDJMC WAKE, WLXC, WSR3 WX5T+9, WPFR+8, WTLZ +7, VASE +7, MD_ +6 JOHN LEGEND FEATURING ANDRE 3000 3 319 +75 2.801 21 LAURA IZIBOR 3 GREEN LIGHT HOME SCHOOL/G.OA.DJCOWMBIA MUSIQ SOULCHILD FEAT. From My Heart To ours +179 DEBORAH COX 6 300 +20 1.261 34 (Atlantic) MARY J. BLIGE DID YOU EVER LOVE ME DECO/IMAGE Sirius Heart & Soul, WMPZ, WTLZ IfULeave (Atlantic) NOEL GOURDIN WRKS +16, WUHT +144 WRNS +KI FIRN +10, KMEZ +9, 4 256 +14 2.438 23 ONE LOVE EPIC WTLZ +9, KRKS +8, KJMS +8, KCNW' +8, WKXI +8 JON B +4 12 241 1.214 36 OH SO SEXY VIBEZELECT/ARSENAL +168 ROBIN THICKE The Sweetest Love (Star -rak/Interscope) KINDRED THE FAMILY SOUL +17 1.384 31 3 234 KOKS +12, WGPR +R, KMEZ +10, WF..H+9, WTLC +9, HOUSE OF LOVE HIDDEN BEACH WVBE +9, WMJM +9, WKXI +8, WMPZ +6 WXST +7 LEIGH JONES 10 207 -25 0.918 39 FREE FALL PEAK/CMG +157 MARY MARY THE TONY RICH PROJECT (196 +5 1.255 35 Get Up (Columbia) HIDDEN BEACH PART THE WAYS WW2 +8, KVMA +8, WJMR +8, W FHR +6, KQXL +6, WLXC +6, WHRP +6, KMJK +6, WQK +6, KNEK +5 KENNY LATTIMORE 191 +47 0.711 YOU ARE MY STaRSHIP VERVE ALICIA KEYS JANET 134 -91 0.712 +123 CAN'T B GOOD ISLANDADJMG Superwoman (MBK/J/RMG) +20, KMJM +10, WFUN KP.1S +7, WSOL +7, REGINA BELLE X562 +8, 130 +24 0.514 KMJQ 7 WTLZ +6, WOWS +6, KVImcA +6, WMOJ +6 LOVE FOREVER MINES PENDUWM ADDED AT... 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RAP n NIELSEN BDS URBAN AC REPORTERS CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW *1- MILLIONS RANK T'.1. 12 NO. 1(6 WKS) WMRZ /Albany, GA KRNB /Dallas, TX* Il 11112 -408 100.145 1 WMJM /Louisville, KY* KBLX /San Francisco, CA* WHATEVER YOU UKE GRAND HUSTLE/ATLANTIC PD /MD: Paul "Precious Paul" OM: Gary Saunders PD /MD: Tim Gerard Girton PD: Kevin Brown LIL WAYNE FEATURING BOBBY VALENTINO & KIDD KIDD Edwards PD: Shay Moore 2 11 8328 +669 73.580 2 MD: Kimmie Taylor MRS. OFFICER CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN APD /MD: Nate Quick THE GAME FEATURING LIL WAYNE KJMS 4 11 5920 +720 46.581 5 /Memphis, TN* MY LIFE GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE WAMJ /Atlanta, GA* PD: Eileen Collier Music Choice R &B LIL WAYNE FEATURING T PAIN 11 OM: Steve Hegwood WROU /Dayton, MD: 3 22 5583 -764 46.689 OH* Nikki French Soul /Satellite GOT MONEY CASH MONEY /UNIVERSAL MOTOWN PD /MD: Derek Harper OM: Steve Weed OM /PD: Damon Williams T.I. FEATURING RIHANNA MOST INCREASED PLAYS PD: 10 4 5423 +1862 53.906 3 Garth Adams APO: Mecca Thames LIVE YOUR LIFE DEF JAM /GRAND HUSTLE/IDJMG/ATLANTIC WHQT /Miami, FL* MD: Lamonda Williams M.I.A. WAKB /Augusta, GA* 5 8 5181 +254 PD: Phil Michaels- Trueba PAPER PLANES XL/INTERSCOPE 34.848 6 OM /PD: Terry Monday WGPR /Detroit, MI* APO: Karen Vaughn OACRIS CO-STARRING CHRIS BROWN & SEASEAN GARRETT MD: JayTek PD: Carolyn 6 9 W 4151 +129 26.454 James Sirius Heart & WHAT THEM GIRLS LIKE DTP/DEFJAM/IDJMG 8 MD: Karen Addison Soul /Satellite* NELLY FEATURING ASHANTI & AKON 9 18 3430 -455 21.891 10 WMIB /Miami, FL* OM /PD: B.J. Stone BODY ON ME DERRTY/UNIVERSALMOTOWN WKSP/Augusta, GA* PD: Nate Bell YOUNG JEEZY FEATURING KANYE WEST I1 OM: Steve Burke WMXD 7 23 3287 -684 24.529 9 /Detroit, MI* MD: Vanessa Benedetty PUT ON CTE/DEF JAM /IDJMG PD /MD: Tim "Fattz" Snell OM: KJ Holiday Jerome The Touch /Satellite YUNG BERG FEATURING 21 CASHA APD: Cher Best PD: Jamillah 8 3030 -976 20.977 11 Muhammad PD: Ken Johnson THE BUSINESS YUNG BOSS/KOCH /EPIC APD: Oneil Stevens APD /MD: Hollywood DAVID BANNER FEATURING CHRIS BROWN I1 11 29 2972 -431 17.946 14 WJMR /Milwaukee, WIC Hernandez GET LIKE ME B.I.G. EA.C.EJSRCNNIVERSAL MOTOWN WWIN /Baltimore, MD* PO /MD: Lauri Jones JAY -Z & T.I. FEATURING KANYE WEST & LIL WAYNE OM: Kathy Brown WBBK /Dothan, 20 6 2792 +649 30.151 7 AL SWAGGA LIKE US ROC- A- FELLA/DEF JAM/IDJMG MD: Keller Wynder OM: Kris Van Dyke XM Suite 62/Satellite* PLIES FEATURING JAMIE FOXX & THE -DREAM PD: JJ 12 18 2637 -610 20.326 12 "Big Daddy" Davis WDLT /Mobile, AL* PD: Vic Clemons PLEASE EXCUSE MY HANDS BIG GATES/SLIP- N- SLIDE/ATLANTIC OM /PD: James Alexander MD: Cayman Kelly MIKE JONES FEATURDIG TREY SONGZ, LL. WAYNE & TWISTA KQXUBaton Rouge, LA* MD: Cathy 13 13 2559 -474 13.281 17 Barlow CUDDY BUDDY ICE AGE/ASYLUM PD: J'Michael Francois WOKS /Fayetteville, NC PITBULL FEATURING LIL JON PD: Ray Thomas 18 6 2515 +389 16.288 15 WLVH /Savannah, GA* KRAZY MR. 305/FAMOUS ARTIST/THE ORCHARD KJMG /Monroe, LA PD /MD: Gary Young KARDINAL OFFISHALL FEATURING AKON I1' WBHK /Birmingham, AL* PD: '16 14 26 2499 -446 14.587 16 Chris Collins DANGEROUS KONLIVE/GEFFEN /INTERSCOPE PD: Darryl Johnson WDZZ /Flint, MI* SAVAGE FEATURING SOUDA BOY TELL'EM APD: Chris Coleman OM: Jim 17 16 16 2032 -282 10.815 22 WTYB /Savannah, GA* SWING DAWN RAID/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC PD: Trey Michaels WWMG /Montgomery, AL OM: Jim Kennedy LIL WAYNE n PD ?8 15 24 1869 -561 18.243 13 /MD: Darryl Elliott PD: Yolanda Neely A MILLI CASH MONEYNNIVERSAL MOTOWN WUHT/Birmingham, AL* RICK ROSS FEATURING NELLY & AVERY STORM PD: John Long WZTF /Florence, SC 19 19 19 1773 -371 12.186 18 HERE I AM SLIP- N-SUDE/DEFJAM/IDJMG OM: Randy "Mudflap" Wilcox WQQK /Nashville, TN* KDKS/Shreveport, LA* ACE HOOD FEATURING TREY SONGZ PD /MD: OM: Jim Kennedy 20 24 10 1517 -23 9.940 23 Monique Jordan OM/PD: Quenn Echols RIDE WE THE BEST/DEF JAMIIDJMG WMGUCharleston, SC* PD: Kenny Smoov BOW WOW FEATURING SODUA BOY TELL'EM OM /PD: Terry Base 21 21 10 1508 -212 8.630 24 MARCO POLO COLUMBIA WFLM /Ft. Pierce, FL* KVMA/Shreveport, LA* LL COOL J FEATURING THE -DREAM PD: Joe Fisher 22 17 15 1471 -787 11.085 21 KMEZ/New Orleans, LA* OM: Jim Kennedy BABY DEFJAM /IDJMG WXST/Charleston, SC* MD: Joseph Jenkins OM/PD: LeBron "LBJ" DAVID BANNER FEATURING LIL WAYNE OM /PO: Michael Tee Joseph 23 23 9 1404 -175 8.296 25 SHAWTY SAY B.I.G. EA.C.EJSRUUNIVERSAL MOTOWN APD /MD: Kelder Summers KMJM /St. Louis, MO* E-40 FEATURING AKON WQMG /Greensboro, NC* 24 22 11 1200 -415 6.290 28 PD: Darrel Eason WAKE IT UP SICK WID IT/BME/REPRISE/WARNER BROS. WBAV /Charlotte, NC* PD: Shilynne Cole ALFAMEGA PD /MD: Terri Avery WYLD /New 25 25 12 1057 -98 4.422 35 Orleans, LA* UH HUH GRAND HUSTLE/CAPITOL OM /PD: Derrick Corbett WFUN /St. Louis, MO* UNK WJMZ/Greenville, SC* 28 3 977 +93 4.151 36 OM /PD: Jowcol "Boogie D" SHOW OUT BIG OOMP/KOCH WQNUCharlotte, NC* OM /PD: Steve Crumbley Gilchrist YOUNG JEEZY PD: Alvin Stowe APD /MD: Kelly Mac WBLS York, 5 921 -71 4.977 32 /New NY* APD /MD: Niecy Davis VACATION CTE/DEF JAMADJMG MD: Chris James PD: Skip Dillard FLO RIDA FEATURING WILL.I.AM 20 869 -126 4.831 33 APD: Cynthia Smith IN THE AVER POE BOY/ATLANTIC KMJQ /Houston, TX* WPHR /Syracuse, NY* LIL WAYNE FEATURING JAY-2 WMPZ /Chattanooga, TN* OM: Terri Thomas 13 700 -83 12.150 19 OM: Rich Lauber MR. CARTER CASH MONEYNNIVERSAL MOTOWN OM: Keith Landecker PD /MD: Jeff Harrison WRKS/New York, NY* PD: Butch Charles JADAKISS FEATURING NE -YO PD: Andrea Perry PD: Ebro Darden 667 +387 6.530 27 APD /MD: Kenny Dees BY MY SIDE DEF JAM /IDJMG MD: Eric Foster APD/MD: Julie Gustines JIM JONES & RON BROWZ FEATURING JUELZ SANTANA WHRP/Huntsville, 598 +153 11.914 20 AL* POP CHAMPAGNE ETHER BOYNNIVERSAL MOTOWN/COLUMBIA/KOCH OM: Jim Kennedy WIMX/Toledo, OH* NOVAKANE WSRB /Chicago, IL* APD/MD: Toni Terrell WKUS 4 586 +29 1.756 /Norfolk, VA* PD: Rockey Love SHAWTY SAID STP PD /MD: Tracie Reynolds PD: DJ Law APD /MD: Brandi Brown RIDWIDRAT AlId4RE5 ,yg/6EZY,,ROiID$ACEHAILTRID(OA017t' 18 &1 11005E 556 -88 4.670 34 OUT HERE GRINDIN TERROR SQUAD/KOCH WTLC /Indianapolis, IN* LIL WIL WVAZ/Chicago, IL* 3 533 +26 5.150 31 OM /PD: Brian Wallace WVKUNorfolk, VA* WTUG /Tuscaloosa, AL BUST IT OPEN RUDEBWOY/UNAUTHORIZED/ASYLUM PD /MD: Derrick Brown APD/MD: The OM /PD: Don First Lady OM: Greg Tomascello GORILLA ZOE FEATURING LIL WAYNE 523 +115 6.151 29 Raye MD: Theressa Brown PD /MD: Charles Anthony LOST BLOCKBAD BOY SOUTH/ATLANTIC DEM FRANCHIZE BOYZ FEATURING LLOYD WMOJ /Cincinnati, OH* 502 -188 1.970 TURN HEADS KOCH PD: Terrence Bibb WKXI /Jackson, MS* WCFB /Orlando, FL* WGOVNaldosta, GA THREE 6 MAFIA FEATURING AKON MD: Faith Daniels /PD: OM: Holbrook 470 -68 1.968 OM Stan Branson Steve OM/PD: Jammin' Jammie THAT'S RIGHT HYPNOTIZE MINDS/COLUMBIA PD: Kevin Gardner Brooks JAY -Z 9 465 -306 5.421 30 JOCKIN' JAY-Z ROC-A- FELLA/DEFJAM/IDJMG WZAK/Cleveland, OH* WSOUJacksonville, FL* COMMON FEATURING PHARRELL OM /PD: Kim Johnson 420 +26 1.570 OM: Gail Austin WDAS/Philadelphia, PA* WHUR /Washington, DC* ANNOUNCEMENT GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE PD /MD: KJ Brooks PD: Joe Tamburro PD: Dave Dickinson BUN-B FEATURING RIOC ROSS. DAVID BANNER, BALL & MJG Jo 416 -125 2.405 APD/MD: Gamble MD: Traci LaTrelle YOU'RE EVERYTHING J PRINCE/TRILURAP -A-LOT 4 LIFE/ASYLUM WLXC /Columbia, SC* PD /MD: Doug Williams KMJK /Kansas City, MO* OM: Jim Kennedy WRNB /Philadelphia, PA* WMMJ/Washington, DC* PD: Jerold Jackson OM /PD: Elroy Smith OM /PD: Kathy Brown WWDM/Columbia, SC* MD: Yvonne Daniels APD/MD: MoShay LaRen MD: Chris Harris PD /MD: Mike Love

KNEK/Lafayette, LA* WFXC /Raleigh, NC* WNEW/West Palm Beach, FL* TRUSTED BY CNN, , WAGH /Columbus, GA* PD: D-Rock OM /PD: Cy Young OM /PD: Mark McCray OM: Brian Waters APD /MD: Jodi Berry APO: Kyle Stewart PD: Derrick "Lil' D" Greene MD: Patrice Wright ABC, NBC AND CBS MD: Edward Lewis KZWA/Lake Charles, LA OM: Antony Bartie WKJS/Richmond, VA* MD: Tammy Tousant OM /PD: Jeff Anderson WKZJ /Columbus, GA MD: Freddy Foxx Switch to Radio's OM /PD: Carl Conner, Jr. MD: Brandon Conner KOKY/Little Rock, AR* Thought Leaders. Edison OM /PD: Mark Dylan WVBE /Roanoke, VA* OM /PD: Walt Ford WXMG /Columbus, OH* Call 908 -707 -4707. Media Research OM: J.D. Kunes KJLH /Los Angeles, CA* www.edisonresearch.com PD: Warren Stevens PD /MD: Aundrae Russell WTLZ /Saginaw, Ml* PD/MD: Eugene Brown Monitored Reporters

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NEW AND ACTIVE 11 NIELSEN BDS ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN JAMES FORTUNE & FIYA NO. (9 WKS) JIMMY HICKS & THE SPENSHA BAKER 100/9 1 1152 -95 4.643 1 I TRUST YOU BLACK SMOKE/WORLDWIDE VOICES OF INTEGRITY 160/3 Hallelujah Gois Got It (Geff en/I nterscope) TROY SNEED PRESENTS BONAFIDE PRAISERS 964 -16 3269 4 (Black Smoke/WorldWide) TOTAL STATION& 12 WORK IT OUT EMTROGOSPEI TOTAL STATIONS: BLASE 90/6 JASON C -lAMPION 886 -50 3.622 3 ALWAYS BROOKS/EMI GOSPEL KENNY LEWIS My Gift & ONE VOICE 148/7 MARVIN SAPP (54J) 835 -24 3.864 2 IAm TOTAL STATIONS: 11 NEVER WOULD HAVE MADE IT VERITY/ZOMBA (Icee Inspirational/Icee) BPOWN-CLARK KIRK FRANKLIN 700 -71 2.846 8 TORAL STATIONS: 14 MAURETTE 89/4 JESUS FO YO SODUGOSPO CENTRIC/ZOMBA ARTIST NEW It Ain't Over (UntllGod Says Its Over) 145/33 MARY MARY TITLE / LABEL STATIONS THE MURRILLS (AIR Gospel/Malacca 697 +45 3.074 6 Friend Of Mine TOTAL STATIONS: 6 GET UP COLUMBIA NIYOKI 5 (Quiet WaterNerity/Zomba) Joy THE WEST ANGELES COGIC MASS CHOIR 7 TOTAL STATIONS: 17 TAKE 6 FEAT. 683 +67 2.919 (02G-Executive) LORD PREPAY ME EMI GOSPEL SHELEA FRAZER 88/17 KOKA, WFMV, WN00, WPRF, XM The Spirit MOST INCREASED PIAYS KURT CARR & THE Someone To WatcF Over Me 21:03 WITHEND INNMOND. SMOKIENORRIAJMOSS 5 9 18 677 +73 3.238 KURT CARR SINGERS 112/20 (Heads Up) COVER ME PAJAM /GOSPO CENTRIC /ZOMBA REGINA BELLE 4 Peace And Favor Rest On Us 11 I Call On Jesus TOTAL STATIONS: JONATHAN NELSON FEATURING PURPOSE +46 11 40 628 2.270 10 (Pendulum) (Gospo Centric/Zomba) MY NAME IS VCTORY INTEGRITY o WCAO, WEUP, WJNI, WPRF TOTAL STATIONS: 18 EUCLID GRAY 88/5 SHEKINMI GLORY MINISTRY Let Me Praise Him 10 6 47 627 -61 2.594 9 JESUS KINGDOM GENITA PUGH 4 REGINA BELLE 108/14 (Malaco) I Call On Jesus 9 REGINA BELLE You Made It Poss ble TOTAL STATIONS: n 12 525 -52 1.555 15 (Eternity) (Pendulum) 32 PENDULUM GOD IS GOOD XM The Spirit KOKA, WNOO, WXTC, TOTAL STATIONS: _ 12 DORINDA CLARK -COLE 12 10 39 498 -85 2.268 11 TAKE IT BACK GOSPO CENTRIC/ZOMBA MARY MARY 3 Get Up BYRON CAGE 14 29 478 +25 1.967 12 (Columbia) ROYALTY (LI' AT THE APOLLO) GOSPO CENTRIC/ZOMBA KHVN, WNNL, WPZZ ARKANSAS GOSPEL MASS CHOIR 13 12 464 -18 1396 18 PASTOR GREGG PATRICK I LIFT MY HALS T/EMTRO GOSPEL & THE BRIDGE PROJECT 2

PASTOR 7REGG PATRICK & THE BRIDGE PROJECT 1 Am A Witness 15 15 437 +13 1.793 13 CROSSOVER/TYSCOT I AM A WITNSS (Crossover/Tyscot) DAMITA WJNI, WPZE 16 16 16 405 -9 1.279 20 NO LOOKING LACK TYSCOT DAVE HOLLISTER 2 TYE TRISBETT & G.A. Striving 18 15 373 +32 1.124 22 e HOLD ON COLUMBIA/INTEGRITY (Gospo Centric/Zonba) WHLH, WPRS DESTINY PRAISE 17 17 353 -23 1.712 14 HIS WILL DESTINY STYLE HEZEKIAH WALKER & LFC 2 DAVE HOLLISTER Souled Out 19 11 343 +23 1.444 17 STRIVING GOSPO CENTRIC/ZOMBA (Verity/Zomba) WCAO, WNNL HEZEKIMI WALKER & LFC AIRPOWER 23 3 325 +55 1.517 16 SOULED OUT VERITY/zoMBA THE MURRILLS 2 MOST KIERRA CIKI SHEARD Friend Of Mine 20 10 297 0 0.828 25 INCREASED PRAISE HIM 1.3W EMI GOSPEL (Quiet WaterNeritv/Zomba) WFMV, WJNI PLAYS NIYOKI MOST ADDED 22 21 6 273 -18 1.152 21 JOY D2G -EXECUTIVE KURT CARR & THE KURT CARR SINGERS 2 RICKY DI-LARD & NEW G^ (NEW GENERATION CHORALE) 262 -22 0.951 23 Peace And Favor Rest On Us ONE MORE CMNCE NUSPRING/EMI GOSPEL (Gospo Centric/Zonba) KATHY TAYLOR WCAO, WPRF 252 +65 1308 19 FRED HAMMOND, OH HOW PRE IOUS KATCO 21:03 WITH SMOKIE NORFUL & J MOSS DEITRICK HADDON 244 +4 0.846 24 VERITY/ZOMBA Cover Me (PAJAM/Gospo _entricrzomba) l'M AUVE ADDED AT... WPZS 47, WXVI +15, WLCKJ +IO,SPR +9, WFMV +8, WUB PEOPLES DOTTIE 244 -1 0.660 27 +Et. WPPZ+6, WHAL +5, WCHB +5, KROI+4 DO rr1 DP WOAD Jackson, MS DOUG WLLIAMS & PASTOR TIM ROGERS 244 -24 0.537 29 THE WEST ANGELES BLACKBERRY/MALACO PD/MD: Percy Davis THE LOVE OFIESUS COGIC MASS CHOIR PAUL PORTER Dottie Peoples, Do It!, 3 204 -17 0.675 26 Lord Prepare Me (EMI Gospel) WHAT DID YGJ DO? LIGHT Brown Boyz, Somebody Prayed For Me, 0 WOAD +37, SIPR +8, WN00 +6, KOKA +5, WJYD +5, CHOIR FEAT. PASTOR JOHN R KEE & LOWELL PYE WHLH +4, WELT+4, KROl +3, WPZS +3, WTHB +3 VIP MASS 188 -3 0.447 - YES WE CAN TYSCOTNERITY/ZOMBA FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO JAMES INGRAM 166 +5 0.628 28 KATHY TAYLOR MERCY MUSIC ONE www.RadioandRecords.com Oh How Precious (Katao) WHAL +18 WHLW +15, KR01+5.WRJ0O+4, WFMV +3, WILL +3, XSRT +2, WARD +2, VUYD +Z, VuRJB +2 RECURRENTS HEZEKIAH WALKER & LFC Souled Out (Verityrzombe) WCAO+12, WXEZ+R WNNL+E. KHLR+7, SIPR+6, 3 WJNI+6, X5RT+4, WLIB+4,WIZZ+4, WPZE+2 n NIELSEN BDS PLAYS ARTIST 11 NIELSEN BDS PLAYS ARTIST TW LW TITLE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS Tw LW TITLE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS JONATHAN NELSON BEVERLY CRAWFORD FEAT. PURPOSE JOSHUA'S TROOP 616 591 6 319 360 EVERYBODY CLAP YOUR HAI' DS (NEW HAVEN) HE'S DONE ENOUGH (JDI) My Name Is Victory (Integrity) WHLH +25, WHAL +15, WXEZ+-i, WFMI +6, WHLW +5, RK3CY & "NEW W GENERATION CHORALE) WALKER & LFC DILLARD G' +1 HEZEKIAH 535 463 7 318 405 WGRB +5, KOKA +4, WPRF +3, yPZS +1, WXVI GRATEFUL (VERITY/ZOMBA) THE LIGHT (NUSPRING) CECE WINANS DONALD LAWRENC PRESENTS THE TRI -CITY SINGERS 377 349 8 294 388 ENCOURAGE YOURSELF (EMLIOSPEL) WAGING WAR (PURESPRINGS GOSPEL) DEWAYNE WOODS & WHEN SINGERS MEET J MOSS 9 292 299 342 394 FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 12, 2008 PRAISE ON THE INSIDE (PAJP VGOSPO CENTRIC/ZOMBA) LET GO (QUIET WATERNERITY/ZOMBA) LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules ane symbol explanations. KIRK FRANKLIN RUBEN STUDDARD,. DEITRICK NADDON & MARY MARY 335 355 10 278 276 45 gospel stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadost Data Systems 24 hours a DECLARATION (THIS IS ITI) ( GOSPO CENTRIC/ZOMBA) LOVE HIM LIKE I DO (VERITY/ MBA) day, 7 days a week. ® 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All riglos reserved.

GOSPEL REPORTERS WPPZ /Philadelphia, PA* WSOKSavannah, GA* NPZE/Atlanta, GA* WPZS /Charlotte, NC* WJYD /Columbus, OH* WTLC /Indianapolis, IN WLOU /Louisville, KY* Rejoice! Musical OM /PD: Elroy Smith PD: E. Larry McDuffie DM: Steve Hegwood PD: Alvin Stowe OM: Jerry Smith OM: Brian Wallace PD: Bill Price Soulfood/Networ< PD: Willie Mae Mcluer APD/MD: CeCe McGhee DD /MD: Derek Harper MD: Tonya Rivens PD: Dawn Mosby PD: The First Lady Raye WBBP/Memphis, TN KOKArhreveport, LA* PD: Eddie Giles NTHB /Augusta, GA* WNOO /Chattanooga, TN* KHVN /Dallas, TX* WHLH /Jackson, MS* MD: Doreen Graves Rejoy Radio /Network WNNL/Raleigh, NCR HempFill OM /PD: Jerry Smith APD/M): Sharon Flournoy JM /PD: Terry Monday OM: Lee Clear PD: Antonio Johnson OM: Steve Kelly OM: Frankie WHAUMemphis, TN* Wade Terry PD: Torrez Harris PD: RaSFaun Green MD: Melissa Louis, MO* APD: JayTek PD /MD: Sam WCHB /Detroit, MIR PD: Eileen Collier KATZ/St. MD: Lance Fuller MD: Samuel Priester WPZZ/Richmond, VA* MD: Dwight Stone WCAO /Baltimore, MD* WGRB /Chicago, IL* OM/PD: Bo Money APO /MD: Tracy Betltea Sonya M. Blakey WOAD /Jackson, MS* WPRF/New Orleans, LA* OM: Jeff Anderson NJ 3M: Thea Mitchem PD: WFLT /Flint, MIR WLOK /Memphis, TN* WIMGPfrenton, APD /MD: Effie Rolfe OM: Stan Branson PD /MD: JoJo Walker PD: Reggie Baker OM /PD Felicia Brannon 3D: Lee Minaels OM /PD: Sammie L. Jordan, Jr. PD /MD: Kim Harper APD/MD: Danielle Brown PD /MD: Percy Davis WYLD/New Orleans, LA* Sheridan Gospel APD /M J: Robyn McCollum WJMO /Cleveland, OH* WEAUGreensboro, NC* WMBM /Miami, FL City, MO PD: Derrick Corbett Network/Satellite AIWIN/Batimore, MD* PD /MD: Kim Johnson KPRT/Kansas PD Greg Cooper WTSKATuscaloosa, AL PD /MD: Joseph Level /MD: PD: Michael Gamble 3D: Mike Rcberts OM: Andre Carson APD /MD: Loretta Petit OM: GrEg Tomascello WFMV /Columbia, SC* WHLW /Montgomery, AL* APD: Morgan Dukes KROI /Houston, TX* PD: Myron Fears WLIB /New York, NY* PD /AMD: Charles Anthony 'NUFO/Buffalo, NY* PD: Tony "Gee" Green OM: Michael Long MD: Ace Alexander OM /PD: Terri Thomas APO: Freddie Bell Hill v1D: Duane Price APD /MD: Monica Washington PD: Denise WPRS/Washington, DC* MD: Debbie Dee Johnson PD /MD: Connee Bryant Praise /Satellite* WDJUHuntsville, AL* Sirius PD: Mat Anderson SC* WEAM/Columbus, GA WFMI /Norfolk, VA* 'Nil /Charleston, PD /MD: Walter Peavey KHLR/Little Rock, AR* WXVI/Montgomery, AL* OM: B.J. Stone OM: Carl Conner, Jr. OM: Neal Williams DE OM: Michael Baynard OM: Sonny Victory PD: Glinda Perkins PD: Pat McKay WFAI/Wilmington, DD: Belinda Parker PD: Pam Dixon WEUP/Huntsville, AL* PD: Mike Chandler OM: Menin Brittingham PD: JC Loves OM: Hundley Batts WTHE/Nassau, NY* XM The Spirit/Satellite* v1D: Anthony Baxter WAJV/Columbus, MS WXEZ/Norfolk, VA* PD /MD: Manuel Mena PD: Steve Murry KPZK/Little Rock, AR MD: Clara Mack PD /MD: Jay Bryant OM: GQ Riley OM: John Shomby WXTC/Charleston, SC* MD: Ricky Sykes OM: Mark Dylan DO: Michael Tee PD: Sebastian Riley PD: Dale Murray PD /MD: Billy St. James .WD: Edwin "Chef" Wright * Moniteed Reporters

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'What we try breast cancer through Think Pink packets. Second, to do is turn we're honoring a breast cancer survivor or hero with the spotlight a weekend at a local spa. It's really gaining momen- around, put tum quickly" it on the WPOZ (Z88.3) /Orlando is working to give audience and back to listeners. According to promotions give them director Carol Baker, "The statistics of failing opportunities marriages, especially among Christians, are star- Promotions that money can't buy to shine, tling, which is why Z88.3 is passionate about share making sure we put together promotions that stories, share help listeners make time for their spouses." Ideas Thou Can Steal memories That's the premise of Second First Date, where and tie midday personality Melony McKaye "is living this those into life with a marriage and three kids under the age of promotions.' 5 and doing everything she can to balance job, kids, church, life and of course, her relationship with her -Michael Tedesco husband." The station partnered with Family Life and then later on with the new movie "Fireproof" to offer a novel campaign. Once a week McKaye announced a winner, with each victorious couple receiving a package that included registration for a Kevin Peterson married couple to attend a Weekend to Remem- [email protected] ber Conference in Central Florida, a two -night stay at the Orlando Marriott and dinner. "We recently regardless of format, region or market size, stations are always ran this promotion again with tickets to see an inti- looking for creative ideas for promotions and marketing cam- mate prescreening of ["Fireproof ], dinner, a gift paigns. This week, Christian stations and networks from the certificate for concessions and special intimate seat- West Coast, East Coast and South, in markets big and small, ing for each winning couple." share some of their favorite campaigns.

Ryan Marketing Without Moolah K -LOVE brand manager Michael Tedesco says The song was played on the air, and West came Many Christian stations say they don't have the that great promotions don't necessarily have to in and performed it live for the winners. The sta- budgets to do any significant marketing. But K- cost a lot of money. In fact, sometimes the best are tion also put the song on CD and customized it. LOVE's Tedesco says stations don't necessarily need experiences that money can't buy. "We look to West wrote the song out in his own handwriting a lot of funding to create successful listener create memories with listeners," he says. "We look and it was framed for the couple. "And now you've alliances. For example, KCMS/Seatde-where he to do things that they'll talk about for a long time. given somebody something that's more than just previously worked as director of marketing and pro- It's gone way beyond giving away stuff, because 'stuff; "Tedesco says. "It's more than just a CD or motions-started with almost no money and as rat- every radio station can do that. even a trip. It's something that's ings and revenue grew, the station was able to devote What we try to focus in on and memorable and customized and resources to billboards, bus boards, cable TV and encourage our partners to do is personal to them, and yet the rest even some network TV, Tedesco says. "You're able come up with ideas to create of the audience didn't feel ex- to grow these things. Since coming to K -LOVE I memorable experiences with cluded because they got to go had to start back at square one with grass -roots mar- people- things they just can- along for the ride." keting. Now we're teaching all of the local promo- not buy." tion managers how to do that." He adds that it He adds that those kinds of includes basic things like participating in an already ideas create a bond with the A Helping Hand planned parade, "owning" an event, hanging ban- Stone listener, thus making the sta- WAWZ (Star 99.1) calls Zare- ners, establishing a presence at community events don more memorable. "We try phath, N J., home, but it also and introducing people to the station. to turn the spotlight around broadcasts into market No. 1, "Give people a sample, much like they do in and put it on the audience and New York. Promotion director/ Costco.Whenever they sample a product, sales go up, Tedesco give them opportunities to morning co-host Stacey Stone so at a grass -roots level, the two goals that our local shine, share stories, share memories and tie those says, "Because of the state of our economy, most of promotion managers have are to make it easy for into promotions." our promotions have centered on helping families people to sample our product and then fmd a way An example of just such a promotion is some- in some way.We just finished a very successful food to make it easy to share it with others, "Tedesco says. thing K -LOVE did forValentine's Day.Tedesco con- drive for our local food banks that included David Stone says the same thing is true atWAWZ. "In tacted EMI Christian Music Group, knowing that A. Dein from 'Johnny Stone in the Morning' dress- January we kick off our Star 99.1 Wants to Meet Matthew West has a real talent and gift for writing ing up as the Good Golly Green Giant and travel- Every Listener campaign for the entire year," she songs quickly. "We got our listeners to share their ing through and New Jersey col- says. "All Star 99.1 air talents will attempt to meet love stories with us-how they met their spouse or lecting canned goods." The campaign raised some every person that listens to Star 99.1, covering how they proposed or what their love story was," four tons of food for families. New York City, New Jersey and parts of eastern he says. "We shared the stories on the air, got the Sticking with topical promotions that don't cost Pennsylvania. Artists will also join in this special listeners on the phone so they could share it in their the station much if any money, KLRC /Fayetteville, campaign by shaking hands and kissing babies own words.You could hear the emotions in those Ark., is in the middle of its Think Pink promotion Baker right along with us." phone calls. Ultimately we ended up choosing one for October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness It doesn't get any more grass roots than that. R'« as our favorite, and Matthew was quickly able to Month. Promotion director /morning co -host Jen write a song that was custom made for them as their Ryan says the event is "twofold. First, it's a service For more promotion ideas, check out the Oct. 17 issue very own love song." to the community by providing information on of the R &R Christian Friday News e -mail newsletter.

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BRANDON HEATH NO. 1 (4 WKS) DECEMBERADIO 227/0 JULIAN DRIVE 146/14 18 1799 *20 4.251 1 GIVE ME VOA EYES REUNION/PLG For Your Glory From His Hands MERCYME (Slanted /Spring Hill) (Inpop) 1657 -37 4.078 2 11 TOTAL STATIONS YOU REIGN INO TOTAL STATIONS: 7

CHRIS 1OMLIN 1634 -73 3.934 3 PHIL WICKHAM 189/6 JOHN WALLS 132/35 JESUS MESBAN SIXSTEPS/SPARROW /EMI CMG Title Love While I'm Waitirc (Simple /INO) (Beach Street/Re pion /PLG) BIG DADDY WEAVE 1486 +45 3.97 4 WHAT LIFE WOULD BE UKE FERVENT/WORD-CURB TOTAL STATIONS: 12 TOTAL STATIONS 12

TOBYMAC FEATURING KIRK FRANKLIN & MANDISA 1200 +94 3.023 5 ROBBIE SEAY BAND 157/2 REMEDY DRI'r E 124/7 LOSE MY SCJL FOREFRONT/EMI CMG ARTIST NEW New Day Daylight DOWNHERE TITLE / LABEL STATIONS (Sparrow /EMI CMG) (Word -Curb) 1175 -8 2.884 6 HERE IAN CENTRICITY THIRD DAY 6 TOTAL STATIONS: 6 TOTAL STATIONS. 7 LAURA STORY Revelation 1161 +60 2.464 9 JOSH WILSON 149/33 POINT OF GRACE 118/48 MIGHTY TO ;AVE INO (Essential/PLG) I Wish WAFJ, WAWZ, W3H, WJQK, WMHK, Savior, Please -Curb) TENTH AVENUE NORTH 1041 +44 2.568 7 WRCM (Sparrow /EMI CMG) (Word BY YOUR SINE REUNION/PLG TOTAL STATIONS: 8 TOTAL STATIONS 14 THIRD DAY TOBYMAC FEAT. KIRK 1019 -126 2.559 8 FRANKLIN & MANDISA 4 JIMMY NEEDHAM 148/21 THE AFTERS 101/44 CALL MY NONE ESSENTIAUPLG Lose My Soul Hurricane Never Going Back ro OK CASTING CROWNS 1006 +33 1.802 14 (ForeFront/EMI CMG) (upo ONO) SLOW FADE BEACH STREET /REUNION/PLG KCMS, WBDX, WCSG, WPAR TOTAL STATIONS: 7 TOTAL STATIONS 10 CHAPMAN STEVEN CURTIS 1005 +16 2.299 10 POINT OF GRACE 4 YOURS SPARROW/EMI CMG I Wish 33MILES (Word -Curb) 910 +7 13_9 17 ONE LIFETCIOVE INO KBNJ, KKSP, WAKW, WRBS LINCOLN BREWSTER 903 +34 1.199 18 LAURA STORY 3 TODAY IS TI-_ DAY INTEGRITY Mighty To Save JEREMY CAMP (INO) 899 +90 21C3 11 THERE WILLIE A DAY BEC/TOOTH & NAIL KAIM, KCMS, KFSH FRANCESCA BATTISTELU 880 -122 2.079 12 THE AFTERS 3 I'M LETTING:3O FERVENT/WORD -CURB Never Going Back To OK ABOVE "ME GOLDEN STATE (INO) 776 -82 1.5C4 16 WBSN, WJQK, WMUZ SOUND OF YJUR NAME SPARROW/EMI CMG B ROOKE FRASER DOWNHERE 2 653 +55 1.840 ' 13 SHADOWFEET WOOD AND BONE Here I Am MICHAE'_ W. SMITH (Centricity) 626 +32 1.090 19 KFSH, WCQR A NEW HALLLUJAH REUNION/PLC THIRD DM AIRPOWER/MOST INCREASED PLAYS/MOST ADDED TENTH AVENUE NORTH 2 606 +136 1.600 15 REVELATION ESSENTIAL/PLG By Your Side ADDISON ROAD (Reunion/KG) 484 -3 1.020 20 KTIS, WRCM HOPE NOW INO MOST RUSH OF FOOLS 33MILES 2 463 +51 0.4.94 INCREASED WONDER OFITHE WORLD MIDAS One Life To Love CINO) B UILDING 429 PLAYS 382 +30 0.433 - KLTY, WVFJ END OF ME INO BEBO NORMAN MICHAEL W. SMITH 2 342 +55 0.8E6 21 BRINES BEC/TOOTH & NAIL A New Hallelujah (Reunion/PLG) SANCTUS REAL WFSH, WPAR 297 -11 0.7:1 22 WHATEVER 'CU'RE DOING (SOMETHING HEAVENLY) SPARROW/EMI CMG THIRD DAY MEREDITH ANDREWS Revelation (EssentiaVPLC 270 +29 0.3C9 - WMSJ +18, WFSH +.I, WFHM +13, SET +12, YOU INVITE NE IN WORD -CURB WLAB +29, ADDED AT... WJQK +9, KSOS 7 WAWZ +7, vr*IK +7, WRCM +5 KUTLESS 258 +5 0.131 BEC/TOOTH & NAIL WJTL COMPLETE TOBYMAC FEAT. (IRK MATT MAHER Lancaster, PA 251 +24 0.377 FRANKLIN & MAIDISA AS IT IS IN HEAVEN ESSENTIAUPLG PO: John Shirk (FORFronaEMI CMG) MD: Phil Smith Lose My Soul WOODS +13, AYIESHA 250 0 0.612 27 WOES .1Ca wE8S WOE +9, VST +8, KBIQ +8, LOVE LIKE THIS GOTEE John Waller, Willie I'm Waiting, 10 KCMS +8, WCSG +7, KRS+6, WFH+6, WFSH +5 Sonflowerz, More Than I Think I Am, 4 MICHAEE ENGLISH 239 -25 0.719 24 FEELS LIKE I£DEMPTION CURB +90 JEREMY CAMP FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO T0: NEEDTOBREATHE 234 -8 0.243 There Will Be A Day E EC/Tooth & Nail) STREETS OF t OLD ATLANTIC/WORD-CURB www.RadioandRecords.com WPAR +24, WVFJ +16, XMES +L.WMSJ +10, WCQR+$ WCSG +8, KSGN+8, WMAJZ +7, 'TUC +5, KBNJ+4 LAURA STORY RECURRENTS Mighty To Save (INO) WFFH T/, WPAR +10, KCMS +S, CFSH+7, WJQK +5, KKSP +5, WAFJ+5, WBFJ +4,1S +4, KSGN +4

ARTIST Il NIELSEN BDS PLAYS ARTIST Il NIELSEN BDS PLAYS BROOKE FRASER TILE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW LW TITLE / IMPRIN- / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW LW Shadowfeet (Wood And bne) WLAB+22, WVFJ+16, WJIE +15, 8J +3, WPOZ+2, TREE63 NATALIE GRANT 790 875 558 541 War +2, wJTL+2, KKSP +2, KR6 +2, KTSY+2 I WILL NOT BE MOVED (CURB BLESSED BE YOU; NAME (INPOP) MATTHEW WEST CHRIS SUCH 714 760 549 700 EMPTY ME (BRASH) SOMETHING TO S Y ( SPARROW/EMI CMG) ROBBIE SEME BAND MATTHEW WEST 710 718 544 571 VW ARE EVERYTHING (SPARROW /EMI CMG) SONG OF HOPE (SPARROW/EMI CMG) NEEDTOBREATHE FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 12, 2008 (WATT MAHER 705 753 530 545 Y )UR GRACE IS ENOUGH (ESSENTIAUPLG) WASHED BY THE WATER (ATLANTIUWORD -CURB) LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and r -wbol explanations. 55 Christian AC stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Bro ..ast Data Systems 24 hours a AARON SHUST FEE 603 590 527 537 day, 7 days a week. Christian AC Indicator chart compiled of 33 reports, christian CHR 28, christian OF JESUS (INO) 1W SAVIOR MY GOD (BRASH) ALL BECAUSE rock 26 and soft AC/inspirational 20. © 2008 Nielsen Business Meet. Inc. All rights reserved.

SOFT AC /INSPIRATIONAL REPORTERS WI-EF/6angor, ME WNFR /Flint, MI WHCB /Johnson City, TN WAFR /Network WGSL /Rockford, IL KCFB /St. Cloud, IIAN OM: TimCollins OM: Lori McNaughton OM: Matthew Hill OM: Marvin Sanders OM: Ron Tietsort PD: Jim Park PD/.AD: Joe Polek PD: Brian Smith MD: Dave Purin PD: Rick Robertsoi PD /MD: Charmel Jacobs MD:Chuck Heube -jer MD: Ellyn Davey MD: Jim Stanley

KCEI/DEIIas, TX* KAMB /Merced, CA KCRNISan Angelo, TX KYCC /Stockton, CA PD: vlikeTirone WAGO/Greenville, NC PD /ND: David Benton KNLB/Phoenix, AZ PD /MD: Mark Mohr PD: Scott Mearns APL BillBumpas MD: Tiffany Johnson PD: Faron Eckelba-ger APD: Steve Hayes MD: Marina Tahod M9Johr McLain Family Life WCRH /Hagerstown, MD Communications/Network KLVV/Ponca City, OK WSMR /Sarasota, FL WUN/Traverse Gty, MI WCDR /Dayton, OH OM: Jeff Ward PD: Dawn Bumstead PD /MD: Tony Weir OM: Douglas Poll OM /MD: DC Caveder OM:.Keití Hamer PD: Jeffrey Bean APO: Adam Biddell PD: Dan Young PD: Pete Lathrop PD /LID: Eric Johnson MD: Susanna Scott MD: Eill Ronning MD: Paul Perrault KLMP/Rapid City, SD PD: Suzanne Happs WOLW/Traverse Jity, MI MD: Jamie Knapp PD /MD: Patrick Gr.en

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MD: Chris Scotland PD: Bryan O'Neal TENTH AVENUE NORTH BY YOUR SIDE REUNION /PLG 465 +40 WLFJ /Greenville, SC* MD: Brandi Lanai WDJC /Birmingham, AL* PD /MD: Rob Dempsey NEEDTOBREATHE STREETS OF GOLD ATLANTIC/WORD-CURB 462 .25 APD /MD: Ronnie Bruce APD: Gary Miller WPAR /Roanoke, VA*

OM /MD: Jackie Howard ABOVE THE GOLDEN STATE SOUND OF YOUR NAME SPARROW/EMI CMG "- 461 -27 KTSY/Boise, ID* KAIM /Honolulu, HI*

OM: Chris Gilbreth OM: Jack Waters WQFURockford, IL ADDISON ROAD HOPE Now INO 425 +48 PD: Jerry Woods PD /MD: Mike Gravatt PD /MD: Johnny V. APD /MD: Travis Culver BROOKE FRASER SHADOWFEET WOOD AND BONE 392 -3 KSBJ /Houston, TX* KKFS/Sacramento, CA* WCVK /Bowling Green, KY PD: Jon Hull PD /MD: Max Miller RUSH OF FOOLS WONDER OF THE WORLD MIDAS 358 +31 OM: Ken Burns MD: Jim Beeler PD: Susan Woodard Sirius Spirit 66 /Satellite* THIRD DAY REVELATION ESSENTIAUPLG 335 +56 WCRJ /Jacksonville, FL* PD: Al Skop WAYR/Brunswick, GA PD: Chris Wayne JIMMY NEEDHAM HURRICANE INPOP 322 -7 PD /MD: Bart Wagner MD: Theresa Ross XM The Message /Satellite* OM: Jon Zellner BUILDING 429 END OF ME INO 308 +59 WRCM /Charlotte, NC* WCQR /Johnson City, TN* PD: Mike Abrams OM: Gary Morland APD/MD: Brian Sumner MD: Jim Epperlein AYIESHA WOODS LOVE LIKE THIS GOTEE 249 -3 PD: Dwayne Harrison KOBC /Joplin, MO KCMS/Seattle, WA* MEREDITH ANDREWS YOU INVITE ME IN WORD -CURB 240 +54 WBDX /Chattanooga, TN* OM /PD: Lisa Davis PD: Scott Huntley OM/PD: Jason McKay MD: Sarah Taylor BEBO NORMAN BRITNEY BEC/TOOTH & NAIL ] 236 -1 MD: Justin Wade KUC/Kansas City, MO* PD /MD: Michael Grimm WFRN /South Bend, IN AARON SHUST CREATE AGAIN BRASH 233 +29 WAKW /Cincinnati, OH* PD: Jim Carter

PA* COMPLETE BEC/TOOTH& NAIL ', PD: Kurt Wallace WJTULancaster, MD: Doug Moore KUTLESS 227 -8 APD: Rob Lewis PD: John Shirk MICHAEL ENGLISH FEELS LIKE REDEMPTION CURB '- 220 -35 MD: Daryl Pierce MD: Phil Smith WHPZ /South Bend, IN PD: Gary Hegland SANCTUS REAL WHATEVER YOU'RE DOING (SOMETHING HEAVENLY) SPARROW /EMI CMG 205 -11 WFHM /Cleveland, OH* WLGH/Lansing, MI MD: Jay Michaels PD: PD: Len Howser Jenn Czelada KWND/Springfield, MO* JOSH WILSON SAVIOR, PLEASE SPARROW/EMI CMG 181 +26 MD: Gina Hart KSOS/Las Vegas, NV* PD /MD: Jeremy Morris KGTS/College Place, WA PD: Scott Herrold KKJM /St. Cloud, MN PD /MD: Ernest Beck KKSP/Little Rock, AR* OM /PD: Diana Madsen CHRISTIAN AC PD: Don Burns KBIQ /Colorado Springs, CO* MD: Dawn Madsen MUSIC RESEARCH PD: Bret Stevens KFSH/Los Angeles, CA* lIr MD: Jack Hamilton KHZR/St. Louis, MO* PD: Chuck Tyler OM: Sandi Brown TroyResearch APD: Bob Shaw KCVO /Columbia, MO PD /MD: Greg Cassidy MD: Lara Scott ARTIST W W w W OM /PD: Jim McDermott TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL FAM°/a 25-54 25-34 35-44 45 -54 WLPJ/Tampa, FL* WJIE/Louisville, KY* WMHK /Columbia, SC* PD: Carmen Brown BRANDON HEATH GIVE ME YOUR EYES REUNION/PLG 92% 4.24 4.30 4.22 4.21 PD: Jim Galipeau PD: Steve Sunshine APD: Dave Cruse APD/MD: Chris Crain MD: Jeff MacFarlane BIG DADDY WEAVE WHAT LIFE WOULD BE LIKE FERVENT/WORD-CURB 86% 4.18 4.25 4.09 4.19 WCVO /Columbus, OH* KSWP/Lufkin, TX PD: Todd Stach KKCM/Tulsa, OK* TOBYMAC FEAT. KIRK FRANKLIN & MANDISA LOSE MY SOUL FOREFRONT/EMI CMG 92% 4.17 4.09 4.26 4.16 OM /PD: Al Ross APD /MD: Mike Russell OM: Steve Hunter

APD/MD: Michelle Ross I PD: Chris Kelly NATALIE GRANT WILL NOT BE MOVED CURB 99% 4.16 4.06 4.25 4.17 KBNJ /Corpus Christi, TX* KVMV PD: Joe Fahl /McAllen, TX* KXOJ/Tulsa, OK* CASTING CROWNS EAST TO WEST BEACH STREET/REUNION /PL6 100% 4.15 4.12 4.14 4.19 PD: James Gamblin PD: Bob Thornton KLTY /Dallas, TX* APD/MD: Bob Malone LAURA STORY MIGHTY TO SAVE INO 97% 4.14 4.19 4.13 4.11 APD: Dave Gordon PD: Chuck Finney APD/MD: Michael Prendergast KJIUMeade, KS WAJS/Tupelo, MS CASTING CROWNS SLOW FADE BEACH STREET/REUNION /PL6 93% 4.12 4.04 4.23 4.09 PD /MD: Michael Luskey OM: Marvin Sanders KNWI /Des Moines, IA CHRIS SLIGH EMPTY ME BRASH 94% 4.08 3.92 4.11 4.22 PD: Rick Robertson PD /MD: Dave St. John WAWZ/Middlesex, NJ* MD: John Riley OM: Scott Taylor MERCYME GOD WITH US INO 97% 4.08 3.93 4.18 4.11 WMUZ/Detroit, MI* PD: Johnny Stone KVNE/Tyler, TX PD: Julia Belcher APD /MD: Keith CHRIS TOMLIN JESUS MESSIAH SIXSTEPS/SPARROW /EMI CMG 96% 4.06 3.94 4.04 4.19 Stevens PD: Mike Harper WWIB /Eau Claire, WI WFZH /Milwaukee, WI* MD: Jennifer Winborn NEEDTOBREATHE WASHED BY THE WATER ATLANTICIWORD{URB 100% 4.05 4.18 3.94 4.03 OM: Paul Anthony PD: Danny Clayton WGTS/Washington, DC* THIRD DAY CALL MY NAME ESSENTIAUPLG 99% 4.04 3.97 4.10 4.05 PD /MD: Greg Steward MD: Rick Hall PD: Becky Wilson Alignay WCTUErie, PA KTIS/Minneapolis, MN* MD: Rob Conway MERCYME YOU REIGN INO 99% 4.04 3.91 4.02 4.17 OM: Ronald Raymond PD: Jason Sharp KNWS /Waterloo, IA JEREMY CAMP THERE WILL BE A DAY BEC/TOOTH & NAIL 79% 3.95 4.03 3.89 3.92 PD /MD: Adam Frase KBMQ/Monroe, LA PD: Dan Raymond 33 MILES ONE LIFE TO LOVE INO 82% 3.94 3.90 4.00 3.93 KHPE/Eugene, PD /MD: Phillip OR Brooks WGNV/Wausau, WI MD: Paul Hernandez WFFH /Nashville, TN* OM: Karen Benke ROBBIE SEAY BAND SONG OF HOPE SPARROW/EMI CMG 93% 3.93 3.94 3.90 3.95 PD: KYTT/Eugene, OR PD /MD: Vance Dillard Mark Bystrom DOWNHERE HERE I AM CENTRICITY 71% 3.91 3.89 3.90 3.96 OM: Dave DeAndrea MD: Todd Christopher PD /MD: Rick Stevens Family Life Ministries/Network STEVEN CURTIS CHAPMAN YOURS SPARROW /EMI CMG 88% 3.90 3.89 3.86 3.95 PD: Cecil Van Houten WGRC/WIlliamsport, PA KLRUFayetteville, AR APD: Kevin VanBuren OM: Don Casteline PD BROOKE FRASER SHADOWFEET WOOD AND BONE 83% 3.79 3.88 3.74 3.76 PD /MD: Mark Michaels MD: Bruce Barrows /MD: Larry Weidman

ADDISON ROAD HOPE NOW INO 60% 3.74 3.75 3.86 3.61 WCLN /Fayetteville, NC New Life Media /Network WXHUWilmington, DE Dan Edwards OM /PD: Dan DeBruler PD /MD: Joe Buchanan OM: APD: Syndi Long PD /MD: Dave Kirby Total Samole size is 1796. These are average scores for music in the Christian AC format, based on data from MD: Steve Turley APD: Sal April surveys ccnducted throughout the US, using TroyResearch Online Music Tracking. Online panelists score cad- song on a 1 -5 scale where 1 = strongly dislike and 5 = strongly like. TroyResearch is a registered tracemark of RadioResearch.Com. To inquire about Online Music Tracking with TroyResearch, call Jonathan Little at 740 -549- * Monitored Reporters 9700, x61 or email [email protected].

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'Being on Among the challenges the station faces is pro- the ground gramming to L.A.'s ethnic melting pos-a city at a station where an estimated 225 languages are spoken. "It's makes me not the market it was when I went to KHJ in even more 1980," he says. "Between the Hispanic and valuable as a African- American composition, 50% of the pop- consultant.' ulation base is tougher to approach.Theirlistening habits aren't country, so we have to maximize the -Charlie Cook Charlie Cook's recipe for KKGO /Los Angeles 50% that is available. But that 50% is being attacked by 75 radio stations?' Stirring The Pot In L.A. Cook says Go Country is sharing cume with some talk stations and contempo- rary formats. The key, he says, "is making the station as entertaining as possible." As for Hispanics, despite hear- R.J. Curtis ing about research the [email protected] past two years at the Country Radio Charlie Cook got off to a fast start in 2008. In what seemed Seminar indicating that like mere hours after the new year began, he rejoined McVay country might capital- Media as its VP of country. And within seven days Cook had ize on the rapidly growing Latin population, Cook says, "I didn't see reeled in one whopper of a client: Mt. Wilson Broadcasters' any real opportunity. If there is one, it's as much KKGO (Go Country 105) /Los Angeles. marketing as anything. There will be some Hispanic listening but nothing overwhelming." "Not bad for my first week," Cook quipped at eral sales manager Kane Biscaya that goes back to KKGO: He points out that markets like Miami or even the time. Westwood One, where the two worked together. A September portions of south Texas have not been able to Having consulted the station since February, Additionally, Cook says, "the Levines have been just To Remember move the needle in this area, saying that general- Cook apparently felt right at home with the City great to me and appreciative of the adjustments The first PPM currency ly speaking, country is "a niche format and appeals ofAngels and Mt. Wilson owner Saul Levine. On made to Go Country since I started working with ratings data for Los primarily to white listeners." Oct. 13, Cook officially joined the station as sen- the station in February.They were encouraging me Angeles looks good for ior manager of programming, a newly created posi- to do this." country: tion. This means he will relocate to L.A. from Cook expresses a fondness for the KKGO staff Back At The Station Level Atlanta, the city he transferred to after joining and says, "I believe I can bring a bit more day -to- Demo, There's another reason Cook is excited to be back in 2006 as its VP of country. day focus and make the station even better than it Cume, AQH Share working at the station level, which can be Cook knows L.A. well: He arrived there in is now" Since his relationship with KKGO began, Persons 6 +, summed up in three letters: PPM. "We're very 1980 to program KHJ /Los Angeles just as it was Cook feels his name is attached to the station now. 1.1 million, 2.5 happy with the initial cume numbers and happy flipping to country.After KHJ's short run with the "I want it to do as well as I possibly can and being Persons 18 +, they're sticking with us for so long. We have a format, Cook crossed the street and programmed on -site every day, I feel we can accomplish that." 896,000, 2.6 chance to grow in some demos where we haven't the legendary KLAC before consulting stations as Asked to outline the station's internal structure, Persons 12 +, done well."The recently released September PPM part of McVay Media, then settled in as VP /GM Cook says: "Right now, Tonya is doing so many 968,000, 2.5 numbers show KKGO delivering a 2.5 AQJ-I share of Westwood One's Los Angeles division for near- things, including a midday airshift. I can take a few Persons 25 -54, with persons 6 +, ranking 17th in the market.Ad- ly a decade. His many years in the business have things off her plate and make the entire station 439,000,1.7 ditionally, KKGO's weekly cume of 1.1 million also included programming stops in Miami and more efficient ?' Women 25 -54, persons 6+ make it the most listened -to country New York. The new position for Cook is the best of both 259,000, 2.6 station in America. R&R recently caught up with Cook to talk worlds in many ways. Levine has given Cook the Cook is certainly in a unique situation: L.A. is Source: September Arbitron about his return to station -level radio, expectations OK to consult a handful of stations, although he PPM, KKGO, Mon.-Sun., 6 an enormous market and yet he basically works for a.m.-midnight for KKGO and the challenges a diverse market like says his time away from the office will be minimal. a mom -and-pop operation. "To say the least, it's a L.A. poses for country radio. "Being on the ground at a station makes me even joy to make your case, get an answer and have the more valuable as a consultant." results in executable form the same day or week ?' Conversely, being exposed to the format on a Cook has high praise and admiration for Levine, On Site = In Focus global level will be valuable to the challenges of calling him "a great radio guy who's been in L.A. After so many years of looking at stations from programming in Los Angeles. The market actually forever and knows all the technical aspects as well 30,000 feet in consulting and executive positions, has a long history of country radio that dates back as sales and programming." what made Cook so interested in climbing back to the mid -'60s with KFOX, KBBQ and KGBS Not only that, Cook says Levine "loves the for- down to the trenches? "I was excited on a couple -a station that once featured Country DJ Hall of mat and that's part of the advantage of the station - oflevels," he says. "I appreciate my relationship with Famer Bob Kingsley. KLAC came along in 1970, it's not going anywhere." [KKGO PD] Tonya [Campos] and I'm looking for- followed by KZLA and KHJ, both in 1980. The When Cook arrives at KKGO next month, his ward to working more closely with her. I don't lone country signal left, KZLA flipped in August first order of business is to work closely with the know [Mt. Wilson OM] Mike Johnson that well 2006, and country radio was silenced for seven on -air personalities. "My first attention will be but I'm looking forward to working with him, too." months until Mt.Wilson flipped KMZT from clas- working with [KKGO morning man] Shawn Parr There is also a long relationship with KKGO gen- sical to country and launched KKGO. and sharpening the execution of the format?' FM

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KENNY CNESIEY WITH THE WALERS NO. 1(2 WKS) PHIL VASSAR MOST 33.233 +0.767 4614 1 36 13 4.826 +0.598 779 32 EVERYBODY WANTS TOGO TO HEAVEN BLUE CHAIR/BNA I WOULD UNIVERSAL SOUTH CREASE TOBY KEITH LITTLE BIG TOWN 3 16 30.860 +0.873 4424 2 37 14 4.283 +0.208 707 34 SHE NEVER CRIEDIN FRONT OF ME SHOW DOG NASHVILLE FINE LINE CAPITOL NASHVILLE AUDIENCE (IN MI_LIONS) CARRIE UNDERWOOD LEE ANN WOMACK 14 Q 29.787 +2.083 4248 3 41 14 3'954 +1.020 815 31 JUST A DREAM 19 /ARISTA/ARISTA NASHVILLE LAST CALL MCA NASHVILLE +3.295 DARIUS RUCKER I1ÿ¡ KRISTY LEE COOK 26 28.688 -2.554 3846 4 40 11 3.490 +0.299 647 36 ZAC BROWN DON'T I THINK DON'T THINK ABOUT IT CAPITOL NASHVILLE 15 MINUTES OF SHAME 19/ARISTA NASHVILLE BAND KID ROCK 11 JOSH TURNER ÿt 5 22 ÿt 24.104 -2.873 3328 6 42 8 3.486 +0.700 717 33 ALL SUMMER LONG TOP DOG/ATLANTIC/COS EVERYTHING IS FINE MCA NASHVILLE W TIM MCGRAW BILLY RAY CYRUS ÿt 8 13 22.846 +2.861 3451 5 39 11 3.039 -0.228 670 35 LET IT GO CURB SOMEBODY SAID A PRAYER WALT DISNEY/LYRIC STREET MIRANDA LAMBERT 5 itr 22.542 +2.639 3236 7 43 8 2.233 +0.110 367 38 LOVE STORY BIG MACHINE MORE UKE HER COWMBIA BRAD PAISLEY JACK INGRAM 6 18 * 20.070 -1.595 2644 11 47 2 1,850 +0.441 254 43 WAITIN' ON A WOMAN ARISTA NASHVILLE THAT'S A MAN BIG MACHINE SUGARLAND ÿt ELI YOUNG BAND +0206 7 18.727 +1.902 ' 2594 12 46 6 .731 ` 232 45 ALREADY GONE MERCURY ALWAYS THE LOVE SONGS REPUBLIC/UNIVERSAL SOUTH +2.861 MONTGOMERY GENTRY ÿ7 BROOKS & DUNN NOT SHOT DEBUT TIM MCGRAW 18.405 +2.157 2676 10 40 NEW +1.351 39 ROLL WITH ME COLUMBIA COWGIRLS DON'T CRY ARISTA NASHVILLE 1.608 340 RAC BROWN BAND MOST INCREASED AtfICE ÿt JOSH GRACIE ÿt 17.782 +1295 2686 9 48 7 1.590 +0.229 406 37 CHICKEN FRIED LIVE NATION UNBELIEVABLE (ANN MARIE) LYRIC STREET WQYK 038. 0 LUKE BRYAN JUSTIN MOORE KMLE +0203, WYRK 17.568 +1.408 2843 8 45 10 1.402 -0.159 334 40 COUNTRY MAN CAPITOL NASHVILLE BACK THAT THING UP VALORY WrCO.0142, KSC` +0.Cf/, ¡: WSOC: - BAADR11518YOUITWRHKE11HWBAN AIRPOWER * JOEY & RORY 16.443 +1.432 2229 17 52 5 1.260 +0.338 170 49 WPCV'. START A BAND ARISTA NASHVILLE CHEATER, CHEATER VANGUARD/SUGAR HILUNINE NORTH RASCAL FLATTS ÿt 16.350 +1.858 2336 15 12 1.259 -0.031 301 41 HERE LYRIC STREET LIKE I NEVER BROKE HER HEART BROKEN BOW TAYLOR CHUCK WICKS ÿt GARY ALLAN SWIFT 15.598 +0.245 2409 14 1.045 +0.626 ' 210 47 ALLI EVER WANTED RCA SHE'S SO CALIFORNIA MCA NASHVILLE BUCKY COVINGTON ÿt JESSICA SIMPSON 15.432 +0509 2535 13 50 20 0.998 -0.130 84 59 tory I'LL WALK LYRIC STREET COME ON OVER EPIC/COLUMBIA (Big Machine) +0202, GEORGE STRAIT ÿt DARRYL WORLEY KTEX WSO: 14.813 -4.998 2145 19 51 4 0.892 -0.124 258 42 1M(HX+OTro, WCAi TROUBADOUR MCA NASHVILLE TEQUILA ON ICE STROUDAVARIOUS 1,WYCD+0.144, KMPS CRAIG MORGAN LR JESSICA SIMPSON KYGO+0.Tq WCTO 14.504 +1.006 2310 ' 16 55 2 0.811 +0.122 150 52 LOVE REMEMBERS UNA REMEMBER THAT EPIC/COWMBIA WXTU+0.093, JAMEY JOHNSON AIRPOWER WHITNEY DUNCAN 19 21 28 5 +0.096 44 IN COLOR 13.553 +1.101 2167 18 53 0.796 238 MERCURY WHEN I SAID I WOULD WARNER BROSJWRN +2:330 LADY ANTEBELLUM AIRPOWER ÿt JAMES OTTO DIERKS 22 19 13.107 +0.744 2011 20 18 0.771 -0.898 146 53 LOOKIN FOR A GOOD TIME CAPITOL NASHVILLE FOR YOU WARNER BROSJWRN BENTLEY

KELLIE PICKLER TAT JULIANNE HOUGH 10.005 +0.169 1750 21 0.742 +0.369 225 46 DON'T YOU KNOW YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL 19 /BNA MY HALLELUJAH SONG MERCURY Feel That F BILLY CURRINGTON ÿt JIMMY WAYNE 9.008 +1.629 1533 22 0.703 +0.240 166 51 (Capitoi Nashville) DON' MERCURY 1W ILL VALORY WGAR +0241, KILT +OT7D, RANDY HOUSER JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY KMLE +0.163, KKBQ +0.150, 8.749 +0501 1374 25 2 0.659 +0.071 167 50 ANYTHING GOES UNIVERSAL SOUTH FOREVER STRINGTOWN WCTK +0.86, WXTU +0.097 WAMZ +0.086, KFR: +0.077, ASHTON SHEPHERD THE LOST TRAILERS 8.654 +1.010 1399'? 24 0.613 +0.190 88 57 KCYE +0.070, KWJJ +0.069 SOUNDS 50 6000 MCA NASHVILLE HOW 'BOUT YOU DON'T BNA BLAKE SHELTON Q ONE FLEW SOUTH 8.290 +1.088 1344 26 56, 12 0.598 -0.024 178 48 SHE WOULDN'T BE GONE WARNER BRCS. /WRN MY KIND OF BEAUTIFUL DECCA TRACE ADKINS ÿt KENNY CHESNEY 2893 +0.553 1452 23 0.481 +0.472 46 - MUDDY WATER CAPITOL NASHVILLE TEN WITH A TWO BLUE CHAIR/BNA PAT GREEN W KEITH ANDERSON 7.525 +0.359 1184 27 0.473 +0.016 101 56 LET ME BNA SOMEBODY NEEDS A HUG COLUMBIA Country Boy Nashville) ALAN JACKSON MOST ADDED ÿt RANDY ROGERS BAND (Arista 7.227 +2.297 1182 28 0.431 +0.069 72 - KKGO +0.468, KMPS +0211, COUNTRY BOY ARISTA NASHVILLE IN MY ARMS INSTEAD MERCURY WIC-IX +0209, WUBL +0..55, DIERKS BENTLEY SARA EVANS WFMS +0.152, WKKT +0.121, 6.834 +2.330 1060 29 NEW 0.415 +0.063 80 60 FEEL THAT FIRE CAPITOL NASHVILLE LOW ARISTA NASHVILLE/RCA KFKF +0116, WCAH +0.109, WYRK +0.101, W +CL1M JAKE OWEN KENNY CHESNEY 1) ÿt 4.829 +0.864 896 30 0.382 +0.065 44 DONT THINK I CAN'T LOVE YOU RCA GOT A LITTLE CRAZY BNA

KKGO, KSKS, KXKT, WAMZ, WIVK, WKCQ, WQBE, NEW AND ACTIVE ALAN JACKSON 21 GARY ALLAN 15 WBEE, WCTO, WGNE, WKDF, WWGR, WXBQ She's So ARTIST ARTIST ARTIST Country Boy WKKT, WKSJ, WMAD, California TITLE / LABEL AUDIENCE / GAIN TITLE / LABEL AUDIENCE / GAIN TITLE / LABEL AUDIENCE / GAIN (Arista Nashville) WPCV, WSLC, WUSJ, WWNU (MCA Nashville) BROOKS & DUNN 13 KMPS, KTOM, KWJJ, KXKS, KBEQ, KCYE, KEEV, KMDL, Cowgirls Don't Cry MELISSA MATT KENNY CHESNEY WCTK, WCTO, KYGO, WBCT, WBEE, WBUL, JIMMY WAYNE 18 KRTY, WDAF, (Arista Nashville) LAWSON STILLWELL WITH WILLIE WCTK, WFMS, WGNE, WONA, WGTY, WIVK, WKSF, 0.319/0.058 0.301/0.090 I Will KASE, KBEQ, KKNG, KSCS, WGTY, WKCQ, WKDF, WKKT, WQHK, WRNS, WYRK What If It All Goes Right Shine NELSON 0.269/0.269 (Valory) WAMZ, WCTO, 'W ITL, WIVK, WOG, WQMX, WSOC, (Warner Bros./W RN) (Still 7/Spinville) That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls KATC, KATM, KBWF, KNTY, WOKQ, WPAW, WUBL WWNU, WXTU, WYCD JACK INGRAM 13 TOTAL STATIONS: 1 TOTAL STATIONS: 13 Heaven Day) KSOP, KUZZ, KWJJ, WIOV, WWNU, WXCY Around All That's A Man WIRK, WIV<, WKCQ, WKDF, (Blue Chair/BNA) DIERKS BENTLEY 19 WOKQ, WQHK, WSOC, (Brg Machine) DARIUS KENNY CHESNEY TOTAL STATIONS: 40 Feel That Fire WXBM, WTTU, WYRK KBEQ, KIZN, KKNG, KSOP, RUCKER 0.313/0.274 WITH DAVE (Capitol Nashville) WGGY, WGNE, WGTY, WIOV, It Won't Be Like This For Long MATTHEWS 0.279/0.279 DEAN BRODY 0.265/0.164 KFDI, KIIM, KILT, KKBQ, (Capitol Nashville) l'm Alive Brotheu FOR WEEP ENDING OCTOBER 12, 2008 TOTAL STATIONS: 4 (Broken Bow) (Blue Chair /BNA) LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. TOTAL STATIONS: 30 TOTAL STATIONS: 12 113 cormrryy ard 28 Canada country stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 nours a day, 7 days a week. Indicator chart comprised of 113 reporters. ® 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

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WQMX /Akron, OH KJJY /Des Moines, IA KWNR /Las Vegas, NV KBUUReno, NV OMM Chuck Collins OM: Steve Brill PD: Cary Rolfe PD: Brad Hansen PD: Sue Wilson PD: Andy Elliott MD: Bill Lubitz APD /MD: Derek Gunn ARTIST TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTIOf. LABEL APD /MD: Ken Steel MD: Eddie Hatfield WBUULexington, KY KFRG /Riverside, CA KENNY CHESNEY WITH THE WAILERS EVERYBODY WANTS TO GO TO HEAVEN BLUE CHisIP /BNA WGNA/Albany, NY WDTW /Detroit, MI PD: Mark Grantin OM/PD: Lee Douglas OM /PD: Tom Jacobsen PD: John Trapane MD: Don Jeffrey APD: Scott Gaines KSSN /Little Rock, AR KBQI /Albuquerque, NM OM /PD: Chad Heritage WSLC/Roanoke, VA /PD: PD: Brett Sharp OM Bill May WYCD /Detroit, MI ARTIST TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL NEW STATIONS MD: Bev Rainey PD: Tim Roberts MD Robynn Jaymes APD /MD: Mike Scott KKGO /Los Angeles, CA OM: Mike Johnson BROOKS & DUNN COWGIRLS DON'T CRY ARISTA NASHVILLE 37 KRST/Albuquerque NM PD: Tonya Campos WBEE/Rochester, NY OM /PD: Eddie Haskell KHEY /EI Paso, TX PD: Billy Kidd JIMMY WAYNE I WILL VALORY 14 MD: Paul Bailey PD: Ted "Bob Cat" Brown APD/MD: Weslea Neas MD: Marty Austin WAMZ/Louisville, KY PD: Coyote Calhoun GARY ALLAN SHE'S SO CALIFORNIA MCA NASHVILLE 14 WCTO/Allentown, PA MD: Night Train Lane KNCI /Sacramento, CA OM /PD: Shelly Easton WFBE /Flint, MI PD: Mark Evans JACK INGRAM THAIS A MAN BIG MACHINE 14 APD /MD: Jerry Padden PD: April Rose APD /MD: Greg Cole WMAD/Madison, WI APD: Keith Allen JAKE OWEN DONT THINK I CAN'T LOVE YOU RCA 9 OM: Mike Ferris WKSF /Asheville, NC PD: Jon Reilly KNTY /Sacramento, CA DIERKS BENTLEY FEEL THAT FIRE CAPITOL NASHVILLE 9 OM /PD: Jeff Davis KSKS/Fresno, CA APD/MD: Tyler Reese PD/MD: Bob McNeill MD: Brian Hatfielc PD: Tom Jordan JAMES OTTO THESE ARE THE GOOD OLE DAYS WARNER BROS./WRN 8 KTEX /McAllen, TX WKCQ /Saginaw, MI WKHX /Atlanta, GA WWGR /Ft. Myers, FL OM: Billy Santiago APO: Kevin Prof itt OM /PD: Mark Richards PD/MD: Justin Tyler PD: JoJo Cerda MD: John Richards MD: Mike Macho APD: Steve Hart APD: Frankie Dee MD: Patches KEGA/Salt Lake City, UT ARTIST TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL GAIN WUBUAtlanta, 6A WQHK /Ft. Wayne, IN OM /PD: Cody Alan OM /PD: Clay Hunnicutt OM/PD: Rob Kelley WGKX /Memphis, TN APD /MD: Lance Houston MD: Dave Michaels PD: Tim Jones TAYLOR SWIFT LOVE STORY BIG MACHINE +506 MD: Kay Manley KSOP/Salt Lake City, UT APD /MD: Debby Turpin WKXC /Augusta, GA WOGK /Gainesville, FL DIERKS BENTLEY FEEL THAT FIRE CAPITOL NASHVILLE +432 PD: T Gentry PD: Mr. Bob WMIUMilwaukee, WI Lake City, UT MD: Chris 0 Kelley MD: Big Red OM /PD: Kerry Wolfe KUBUSaIt SUGARLAND ALREADY GONE MERCURY +411 APD: Scott Dolphin PD: Ed Hill MD: Pat Garrett MD: Mitch Morgan BROOKS & DUNN COWGIRLS DONT CRY ARISTA NASHVILLE +410 KASEJAustin, TX WBCT /Grand Rapids, MI OM /P0: Mac Daniels OM /PD: Doug Montgomery KSON CA ALAN JACKSON COUNTRY BOY ARISTA NASHVILLE +408 APD /MD: Bob Pickett APD /MD: Dave Taft KEEY /Minneapolis, MN /San Diego, PD: Marks OM /PD: Gregg Swedberg John NATION +295 MD: Mary Gallas APD /MD: Brooks O'Brian ZAC BROWN BAND CHICKEN FRIED LIVE KUZZ/Bakersfield, CA WPAW/Greensboro, NC PD: Evan Bridwell PD: Randall Bliss THAT'S A MAN BIG MACHINE +225 /San Francisco, CA JACK INGRAM APD: Clay J.D. Walker WKSJ /Mobile, AL KBWF PD: Scott Mahalick OM: Steve Powers WYPY /Baton Rouge, LA PD: Bill Black APD /MD: Keola Lui Kwan PD/MD: Dave Dunaway WRNS /Greenville, NC PD /MD: Wayne Carlyle KTOM /Monterey, CA KRTY /San Jose, CA KIZN /Boise, ID OM: Sam Diggedy PD/MD: Julie Stevens TW LW ARTIST TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW PLu«S +/- OM /PD: Rich Summmers WRBT/Harrisburg, PA PD: Wes Poe APD: Steve Shannon PD: JT Bosch APD /MD: Jim Pearson MD: Spencer Burke APD /MD: Newman KKWF/Seattle, WA 52 KATIE ARMIGER UNSEEN COLD RIVER /NINE NORTH 277 +99 OM: Dave Richards e WKDF/Nashville, TN MD: Michele Michaels ® - RICK HUCKABY AIN'T ENOUGH BLACKTOP HEADCOACH/SPINVILLE 155 +28 WKLB /Boston, MA WWYZ /Hartford, CT OM /PD: Larry Stone OM: Don Kelley PD: Pete Salant KMPS/Seattle, WA - MARK WILLS THE THINGS WEFOFGET TENACITY 153 +40 PD: Mike Brophey e PD: APD/MD: Ginny Rogers WGH /Norfolk, VA Becky Brenner 58 58 LEANN RIMES WHAT I CANNOT CHANGE CURB 152 -5 KILT/Houston, TX OM /PD: John Shomby MD: Tony Thomas PD: Jeff Garrison APD /MD: Mark McKay WYRK/Buffalo, NY MD: Greg Frey 59 50 CHRIS CAGLE NEVER EVER GONE CAPITOL NASHVILLE 150 -35 PD: Wendy Lynn KXKS/Shreveport, LA KKNG /Oklahoma City, OK OM: Gary McCoy 60 48 JEFF BATES RIVERBANK BLACK RIVER 147 -50 PD: KKBQ /Houston TX OM /PD: Kevin Christopher Chris Evans WEZUCharleston, SC OM/PD: Johnny Chiang MD: Lynn Waggoner OM: Steve Burke APD /MD: Christi Brooks met your first look at next week's complete Country Indicator chart action in R &R Country HotFax, in your e-mail in -box every Monday To subscribe to PD: Bill West KIXZ/Spokane, WA R &R Country HotFax, visit www.radioandrecords.com. KTST/Oklahoma City, OK OM. Harder WFMS /Indianapolis, IN OM /PD: Tom Travis PD: Paul "Coyote Neumann WQBE/Charleston, WV PD: Bob Richards MD: Lyn Daniels OM: Jeff Whitehead MD: J.D. Cannon PD: Ed Roberts KXKT/Omaha, NE a WPKX /Springfield, MA CANADA COUNTRY MD: Bill Hagy PD: Erik Johnson r ó ARTIST PLAYS WUSJ /Jackson, MS OM /PD: Pat McKay G MD: Craig Allen S 3 ó TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- PD: Russ Williams APD: Marc Spencer WKKT/Charlotte. NC 10 KENNY CNESNEYWETN THE WAILERS EVERYBODY WANTS TOGOTOHEAVEN BLUE CHAIR/BNA/SONY BMG 789 -10 OM/PD: Bruce Locan WXBM /Pensacola, FL WGNE/Jacksonville, FL KTTS/S ringfield, MO APD/MD: Ryan Dökke PD/MD: Lynn West A 19 /ARIST.VARISTA NASHVILLE/SONY BMG 746 +17 OM: Chuck Beck OM /PD: Chris Cannon 2 12 CARRIE UNDERWOOD JUST DREAM PD: Randy Hill APD /MD: Curly Clark 3 15 DARIUS PUCKER DONT THINK I DONT THINK ABOUTIT CAPITOL NASHVILLE/EMI 700 +22 WSOC /Charlotte, NC WXTU /Philadelphia, PA PD: D.J. Stout OM /APD: Roy Land FRONT OF ME DOG NASHVILLE/UNIVERSAL +32 KATM CA 5 13 TOBY KEITH SHE NEVER CRIED IN SH]W 382 APD/MD: Rick Mct racken WXBQ /Johnson City, TN PD: Bob McKay /Stockton, PD /MD: Bill Hagy OM. Richard Perry 11 4 TAYLOR SWIFT LOVE STORY BIG MACHINE/UNIVERSAL 633 +112 PD: Randy Black WUSY/Chattanooga, TN KMLE/Phoenix, AZ MD: Nikki Thomas 6 4 12 JIMMY WAYNE DO YOU BELIEVE ME N0W VALORYAINIVERSAL 530 -41 PD: Jay Cruse KBEQ/Kansas City, MO PD: Kris Abrams PD: Mike Kennedy MD: Bill Poindexter APD: Andrew Bland 8 10 &ORD BAMFORD POSTCARD FROM PASADENA ROYALTY 581 +19 MD: T.J. McEntire MD: Gwen Foster WQYK/Tampa, FL OM/PD: Mike Culotta 8 6 10 TIM MCGRAW LETZT GO CURB/EMI 569 -21 WUSN /Chicago, IL APD: Beecher Martin PD: Dave Robbins KFKF /Kansas City, MO KNIX/Phoenix, AZ MD: Jay Roberts 10 5 PAUL BRANDT VIRTUAL LIFE BRAND -T /UNIVERSAL 547 +12 MD: Marti Braun OM /PD: Dale Carter PD: Ray Massie APD /MD: Tony Stevens 13 5 SUGARLAND ALREADY GONE MERCURY/UNIVERSAL 95 +29 KIIM/Tucson, AZ WUBE/Cincinnatll, OH WDSY /Pittsburgh, PA OM: Herb Crowe 11 7 12 KID ROCK ALL SUMMER LONG TOP DOG/ATLANTIC/WARNER 505 -60 OM: Patti MarshallI WDAF /Kansas City, MO OM/PD: Keith Clark PD: Buzz Jackson PD: Travis Moon OM: Thom McGinty APD /MD: Stoney Richards MD: Lois Lewis 12 8 MONTGOMERY GENTRY ROLL WI-11 ME COLUMBIA/SONY BMG 503 +8 APD: Kathy O'Coneror PD: Michael Cruise 21 4 BRAD PAISLEY DUET WITH KEITH URBAN START A BAND ARISTA NASHVILLE/SONY BMG 502 +103 MD: Duke Hamilton WOGI /Pittsburgh, PA KVOO/Tulsa, OK KOCH .480 +8 WIVK /Knoxville, TN OM: Frank Bell PD: Luke Jensen 14 5 JASON BLAINE GOOD DAY To GET GONE + Hammond WGAR/Cleveland, OH OM /PD: Mike PD: Dave Anthony MD: Dave Austin 18 FLY GIRL OPEN ROAD/UNIVERSAL 459 +8 OM: Keith Abrams MD: Colleen Addair 12 PD: Brian Jennings OPEN ROAD/UNIVERSAL 456 +5 KUPUPortland, OR WIRK/West Palm Beach, FL 17 9 THE HIGGINS REALTHING APD /MD: Chuck Collier KMDULafayette, LA PD: John Paul PD: Mitch Mahan +9 20 11 DERIC RUTTAN LOVIN' YOU IS KILLIN' ME ON RAMP /EMI 436 PD: Scott Bryant APD/MD: Rick Taylor MD: JR Jackson MD: T.D. Smith KATUColorado Springs, CO 18 9 15 DOC WALKER THAT'S ALL OPEN ROAD/UNIVERSAL 431 -108 OM: Bobby Irwin KWJJ /Portland, OR KFDI/Wichita, KS PD: Jim West 19 16 16 BRAD PAISLEY WAITIN' ON A WOMAN ARISTA NASHVILLE/SONY BMG 300 -55 WPCV /Lakeland, FL OM: Clark Ryan OM /PD: Beverlee Brannigan MD: Wingnut OM /PD: Mike James PD: Mike Moore APD /MD: Carol Hughes 28 3 JESSIE FARRELL 'GUESS UNIVERSAL 385. +84 APD /MD: Jeni Taylor APD/MD: Savannah Jones WWNU /Columbia, SC 27 4 RASCAL FLATTS HERE LYRICSTREETAINIVERSAL 374 +61 PD: Eric Chaney WGGY/Wilkes Barre, PA WIOV /Lancaster, PA Doc MD: Tyler On The Radio WOKQ/Portsmouth, NH PD: Medek 22 19 19 KEITH URBAN YOU LOOK GOOD IN MY SHIRT CAPITOL NASHVILLE/EMI 364 -84 OM: Ken Carson OM: Mark Ericson MD: Jessie Roberts PD: Al Brock PD: Mark Jennings 23 23 22 KEITH ANDERSON I STILL MISS you COLUMBIA/SONY BMG 353 -10 WCOUColumbus, OH MD: Dan Lunnie PD: John Crenshaw WXCY/Wilmington, DE 24 15 17 GEORGE STRAIT TROUBADOUR MCA NASHVILLE/UNIVERSAL 352 -114 WITULansing, MI OM /PD: Dave Hovel APD /MD: Dan E. Zuko OM: Brent Alberts WCTK /Providence, RI APD: Mike Joseph 29 7 LADY ANTEBELLUM LOGKIN' FOR A GOOD TIME CAPITOL NASHVILLE/EMI 340 +44 PD /MD: Chris Tyler APD: Sam Stevens KSCS/Dallas, TX APO: Jordan Lee MD: Jessica Tyler 26 24 17 OLD FASHIONED GIRL HRM 325 -31 PD: Crash Poteet WGTY/York, PA JOHNNY REID our OF THE BLUE OPEN ROAD/UNIVERSAL 325 -40 APD /MD: Chris Huff PD: Scott Donato 27 22 19 KCYE/Las Vegas, NV WQDR/Raleigh, NC MD: Dan Douglas PD/MD: R.W. Smith OM: Paul Michaels 28 25 6 JO HIKK SWEET CITY WOMAN MCC ENTERTAINMENT 34 -11 KYGO /Denver, CO PD: Lisa Mckay TRACE ADKINS MUDDY WATER CAPITOL NASHVILLE/EMI 3 3 +17 PD: Joel Burke MD: Billy Dukes 30 6 MD: Garrett Doll 30 26 19 WHAT DO I-AVE TO DO RCA/SONY BMG 3 3

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An up -close look at the ansmitter, post -fire

Like a phoenix, WHOM's tower rises from the ashes. Part two of a two -part series The Tall Tale Of The

manager is a jack of all trades, and he's our right-hand Most Powerful FM Stick guy. He's technically savvy and fearless and has learned many things, so our engineers have been able to talk him through basic functions. We do a lot of it by telephone, but if there's a serious problem, that's not going to work." Keith Berman Getting up there is a hassle as well, sire the road [email protected] hugs the side of the mountain and -has a steep dropoff, so it a treacherous drive even when the When we left PD Tim Moore and his merry band of jocks at road is fully open during the summer. When you're Citadel AC WHOM /Portland, Maine, in last week's column, in a Snowcat and you can't even see the road beneath we'd established that the station's history is a pretty entertaining you, it gets even more hairy. story on its own. But there's more, and who would've thought information a station's would make for its own compelling saga? that on transmitter Burn, Baby, Burn One Sunday us February 2003, Moore was listen- You may recall that WHOM's stick is high atop Alone On The Peak 'Even if you ing to WHOM and was puzzled to hear the station Mount Washington in , giving the Thanks to the weather outside being literally fright- were on slowly start to fade away. He called the engineer, who station the biggest geographic footprint of any FM ful, there were times when the employees living at your hands told him the entire transmitter site was spectacular- in North America.You may also remember that the the transmitter couldn't go to the other buildings. and knees, ly burning. "The place basically burned to the mountain's summit has been dubbed "the home of "You could literally be blown off the summit of the the wind ground," Moore says. "The fire was catastrophic, and the worst weather on Earth" and is the location of mountain," he says. "The engineer said even if you would still no one knows to this day how it started. Our engi- the highest recorded wind speed on the planet.The were on your hands and knees, the wind would still blow you off neer said that all they could do was evacuate people Mount Washington Observatory has a program blow you off, so they'd literally lie down perpendi- the summit, and let it burn" where Joe Average can go up and live there for a cular to where they were going and try to roll them - so they'd lie Thankfully,lly the giant diesel engines and tank farm week, and it's so popular that there's a long waiting selves to the other building. That would be under down and were in a different location, and the only facility that list. "On a clear day, you can see forev- extreme circumstances when they try to roll burned was the factory-house at the base of the er up there," Moore says. "People say had to get from building to building. themselves tower- which, unfortunately, contained all of the trans-- it's like a religious experience being up I guess they tried running a rope or to the other emitter equipment "The tower itself didn't bum, but the there, even when the weather is bad." chain between the buildings, but the building.' backup and main transmitters completely melted, and WHOM has a Snowcat-which is wind was so strong that it'd get discon- -Tim Moore the building was a total loss;' Moore says. "We were off basically like a truck cab on treads - nected and start whipping back and the air for a while and did a lot ofjury- rigging to go that it uses to reach its transmitter facil- forth ... Up there, it's just unlike any- from other locations since we had other stations in the ities. Given the distance up to the thing else on Earth." market, so we used their backup towers and did a whole transmitter, there actually wasn't com- The tower itself isn't all that tall due bunch of different things to stay on the air. We ended mercial electricity available at the Moore to the fact that it's built on the high- up rebuilding a new building on the site." stick-or the Mount Washington Observatory- est peak in the Northeastern United States, but it's The insurance company didn't understand why until Thanksgiving 2007. "We were completely and tall enough that the RF wouldn't affect the people WHOM kept putting in insanely high quotes to totally running on generators, so there's a tank farm living in the factory-house at its base and everyone replace the equipment, so to justify the costs, Moore that holds 30,000 gallons of diesel. We had to phys- else walking around on the summit. However, a few schlepped the adjusters up the mount via Snowcat. ically have a presence up there:' Moore says. "Our years ago, the TV station decided to move its trans- "All it took was one trip to the summit, and they transmitter engineers basically lived on the premis- mitter off the mountain to put a city-grade signal stopped asking those questions and fighting and es, and they switched out every week." over Portland, so Moore and Citadel management arguing over every little thing because they realized Until a few years ago, WHOM shared facilities made the nervewracking decision to automate their that we had to take the with the local ABC-TV affiliate, so their personnel operation high atop the peak. The 30,000 -gallon normal costs and multiply diesel t would trade off time in the outpost, which Moore "We were nervous as cats since there wouldn't be them by four or five or describes as looking like a factory from the outside anyone up there except for the State of New Hamp- even more," he says. but like a house on the inside ... except it was built shire Parks & Recreation Department and the Thankfully, the transmitter so people wouldn't have to leave often. "You'd walk Mount Washington Observatory" Moore says. "The was eventually rebuilt, and into the pantry, and there'd be seven refrigerators weather station up there is manned year-round, and WHOM has since re- lined up and half a dozen freezers because they had it's part of the New Hampshire park system, so there claimed its glory as North to stock up on food in case they had to stay up there is a physical presence of people who still live up there. America's most powerful R'i! for a while without being resupplied," Moore says. As it turns out, the guy who's basically the facility FM radio station.

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www.americanradiohistory.com IT TOOK 24 WEEKS, BUT COLBIE CAILLAT ENJOYS HER

THIRD TOP 10 AS "FEALIZE" RISES 11 -10. THIS YEAR, ONLY PLUMB'S IN MY AFMS" (27 WEEKS) MADE A LONGER JOURNEY TO THE TOP TIER. CAILLAT'S FIRST ENTRY, "BUBBLY," LED AC POWERED BY IIPdSCII FOR 19 WEEKS, THE LONGEST REIGN FOR A DEBUT FEMALE avIDS DIGITAL DOWNLOADS SINGLE IN THE CHART'S 47-YEAR HISTORY. C. AVAILABLE AT OMDS.COM

Il NIELSEN BDS Q HITPREDICTOR NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS STATUS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLA°S ARTIST PLAYS 3ó TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN DAVID CC OK NO. 1(4 WKS) n l:r CHRIS RICE 68/18 PROJECT GRAND SLAM 1 21 2148 +10 16.898 1 THE TIME OF A Y LIFE 19/RCA/RMG So Much For My Sad Song FEAT. JUDIE TZUKE 34/13 LEONA LEWIS I14 (INO/Columbia) The Captain Of Her Heart Z 27 1925 -165 16.893 2 BLEEDING LIME SYCO/J/RMG TOTAL STATIONS: 14 (Cakewalk) TOTAL STATIONS: 11 NATASHA BEDINGFIELD 112 S 17 1908 -91 15.174 3 GREG MEDORO 66/13 POCKETFUL 0-SUNSHINE PHONOGENIC/EPIC Lost Melody LIFEHOUSE 28/4 SARA BAREILLES 114 it, (Odds On) Broken e 4, 40 1865 -106 14.134 4 LOVE SONG EPIC TOTAL STATIONS: 14 (Geffen /Interscope) TOTAL STATIONS: 7 JOHN MAYER 11 S 32 1686 -71 13.010 5 O.A.R. 59/14 SAY AWARE/COLUMBIA Shattered (Turn The Car Around) RIHANNA 28/4 COLDPLA/ 112 (Everfine /Atlantic /RR P) Don't Stop The Music T 13 1642 +59 11.859 7 VIVA LA VIDA CAPITOL TAYLOR SWIFT 16 TOTAL STATIONS: 6 (SRP /Def Jam /IDJMG) TOTAL STATIONS: 5 DAUGHTFY 112 Love Story - 6 53 1518 -52 12.834 6 JORDIN SPARKS 52/5 FEELS LIKE TO-IIGHT RCA/RMG (Big Machine/Universal Republic) One Step At A Time MATT NATHANSON 26/1 KBEE, KKBA, KTSM, KUMU, KWAV, WDEF, TIMBALAVD FEATURING ONEREPUBLIC 116 IC? Come On Get Higher E 8. 53 1178 -35 8.968 8 WHLG, WHUD, WJKK, WJXB, WKJY, WLDB, (19/Jive/Zomba) APOLOGIZE MOSLEY /BLACKGROUND/INTERSCOPE WLNP, WRSA, WYJB, WZID TOTAL STATIONS: 8 (Vanguard /Capitol) JOURNEY TOTAL STATIONS: 4 ç 1C 23 Utr 1090 -55 4.596 14 AFTER ALL TICSE YEARS NOMOTA SARAH MCLACHLAN 9 ENYA 36/36 U Want Me 2 Trains And Winter Rains COLBIE CAILLAT 20/4 COLBIE CAILLAT I1 The Little Things 11 24 1047 +58 5.828 11 (Arista/RMG) (Reprise) REALIZE UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 0 TOTAL STATIONS: 10 (Universal Republic) KISC, KMGL, KSSK, KTSM, WCOV, WEZF, LIFEHOUSE 112 ytr WLRQ, WRCH, WRSA TOTAL STATIONS: 6 12 27 860 -15 5.347 12 WHATEVER IT -AKES GEFFEN /INTERSCOPE SIMON COLUNS 8 JORDIN SPARKS DUET WITH CHRIS BROWN Il'' ES 23 748 +63 6.359 9 Unconditional 0 NO AIR 19 /JIVE / ZOMBA (Razor & Tre) JASON M3AZ MOST INCREASED PLAYS Q KISC, KSOF, KVKI, WCDV, WICK, WEZF, C 14 10 690 +103 6.213 10 I'M YOURS ATLANTIC/RRP WMGF, WMGV

MAROON 5 11 16 23 497 +4 5.182 13 DAVID ARCHULETA 6 o WON'T GO HONE WITHOUT YOU A &M/OCTONE/INTERSCOPE Gush KID ROCK 112 09/Jive/Zomba) Ic- 15 16 494 -14 3.305 16 ALL SUMMER LING TOP DOG/ATLANTIC KSOF, KVKI, WEZF, WFPG, WRRM, WTVR 17 c DAVID ARCHULETA 437 +27 2.170 18 MISSY HIGGINS 5 o CRUSH 19 /JIVE /ZOMBA Where I Stood CCLUNS AIRPOWER 18 352 +29 1.507 20 (elevenJReprise) i RAZOR & TIE . KEZK, KISC, WEZF, WMGV, WSHH MISSY HIGGINS 1J 19 E 310 +7 1.266 21 EAGLES 5 o WHERE ISTOOM ELEVEN: /REPRISE What Do I Do With My Heart ONEREPUBLIC 112 2C 18 1r 248 -16 2.060 19 (ERC) STOP AND STATE MOSLEY /INTERSCOPE WEZF, WLNP, WLRQ, WZID, XM The Blend CELINE DON 25 2 243 +72 0.834 27 CAILLAT 4 o MY LOVE COWMBIA COLBIE Realize EAGLES 25 218 +31 0.659 29 (Universal Republic) WHAT DO I DO WITH MY HEART ERC o KEZK, KGBX, WSLQ, WTFM SARAH MCLACHLAN 1tr 27 4 180 +29 0.521 30 JASON MRAZ 4 o U WANT ME 2 ARISTA/RMG I'm Yours RIHANNA 113 21 1- 178 -10 3.394 15 (Atlantic/RRP) TAKE A BOW SRP/DEFJAM/IDJMG KAIS, WDEF, WEZF, WJBR ARTISTS STAND UP TO CANCER 24- 7 1tf 159 -10 0.314 JUST STAND UH SU2C/IDJMG dr JASON MRAZ DAUGHTRIIf 1l I'm Yours (ALlantic/RRP) 2S 4 156 +23 2.232 17 0 WHAT ABOUT MOW RCA/RMG WLTW 15, KBEE+13, WMAS+T2, WHLG+TI, WWf5+8, ADDED AT... WJBR+7, WYYY +7, KRWM +5, WLOB+5, WLTE +5 JAMES TJWLOR 29 2 154 +28 0.366 ITS GROWING HEAR/CMG WYJB 0 CELINE DION CNOTE Albany, NY B 26 9 142 -12 0.213 My Love (Columbia) STILL JKH ENT OM: Kevin Callahan 'My R KMGA+9, KQIS +6, WHA+6, WCOV+5, MICHAEL MCDONALD PD: Ric Mitchell WHOM +5, KRWM +5, WSPA+5, KISC+4, WMAS 3 E 22 12 135 -43 0.170 - ENEMY WITHIN UNIVERSAL MOTOWN APD/MD: Chad O'Hara Enya, Trains And Winter Rains, 0 SPARKS DUET WAYNE BEADY +25 JORDIN 118 0.146 - Taylor Swift, Love Story, 0 0 ORDINARY PEAK /CMG WITH CHRIS BROWN FOR STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: LEONA LEWIS 11 REPORTING 95 +9 1.184 22 No Air 09 /Jive/Zomba) 0 BETTER IN TIM/ SYCO /J /RMG www.RadioandRecords.com KKMY +6, WSNY +5, WALK W, WMGV +4, KTDY +4, WAM2 +3, WWLl +3, WW1. +3, WLEV +3, KTSM +3 COLDPLAY RECURRENTS Viva La Vida (Capitol)

KOST +14, KKMY 13, WALK +11, KGBX +7, XBLN +7, +5, +5 iE c' WLHT+6, KRNO +6, WYYY +5, KCKC WSNY

AFTIST 11 NIELSEN BDS PLAYS ARTIST Il NIELSEN BDS PLAYS COLBIE CAILLAT TIT_E / IMPRINT / PROMOTON LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW LW TITLE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW LW Realize (Universal Republic) KKMY +14, WMGN +R, KBEE +11, mar +10, WCDV +5, f CCLBIE CAILLAT PINK q +4, KMGA +4, WDEF +4, KBIG +3, WV/OK +3 115 10901 1032 Il 740 793. WOOD BUBBLY ONIVERSAL REPUBLIQ WHO KNEW (LAFACE/ZOMBA)

TAT/LOR SWIFT THE FRAY B 114 987 1180 I l 726 712 TEARDROPS ON MY GUITAR (BE MACHINE/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC) HOW TO SAVE A LIFE (EPIC) FERGIE GWEN STEFANI FEATURING AKON 116 932 980 I15 724 721 BIG :IRLS WN'T CRY (WILLIAM /A&M /INTERSCOPE) THE SWEE -ESCAPE (INTERSCOPE)

JORDIN SPARKS NATASHA BEDINGFIELD FOR WEEK ENDING O =TOBER 12, 2008 112 900 959 )17 717 577 TAT-00 09 /JIVE/ZOMBA) UNWRITTEN (EPIC) LEGEND: See legend :o charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. DAJGHTRY SNOW PATROL 104 AC, 27 Canada AC and 23 Canada hot AC stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen 115 877 764 I15 697 553 Broadcast Data System 24 bows a day, 7 days a week. © 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. HONE (RCA/RMG) CHASING CARS (POLYDOR/A&WINTERSCOPE) All rights reserved.

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www.americanradiohistory.com AT Na 39, GOO GOO DOLLS RETURN WITH "REAL," FROM THE AT &T TEAM USA 2008 OLYMPICS SOUNDTRACK, RELEASED IN AUGUST. EACH OF THE HOT AC BAND'S PREVIOUS 13 HOT AC CHART HITS REACHED THE R&R TOP 10, THE HIGHEST TOP 10 TOTAL AMONG ALL ARTISTS P O W E R E D BY illCltiC'll SINCE THE NIELSEN BDS -BASED LIST LAUNCHED IN 19%. DSDIGITAL DOWNLOADS BDS AVAILABLE AT DMDS.COM

NIELSEN BDS Cl HITPREDICTOR NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS STATUS PLAYS AUDIENCE PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW *1- MILLIONS RANK ARTIST ARTIST PLAYS TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE /LABEL /GAIN JASON MRAZ NO. 1(2 WK5) 1tT THRIVING IVORY 247/19 KEVIN RUDOLF 1 29 3405 +35 15.358 1 l'M YOURS ATLANTIURRP Angels On The Moon FEAT. LIL WAYNE 149/33 GAVIN ROSSDALE (Wind -up) Let It Rock 25 1J 3249 +36 14.674 3 LOVE REMAINS THE SAME INTERSCOPE TOTAL STATIONS: 22 (Cash Money/Universal Republic) DAUGHTRY TOTAL STATIONS: 12 16 3007 +133 15.101 2 THEORY OF A DEADMAN 172/33 WHAT ABOUT NOW RCA/RMG Not Meant To Be PLAIN WHITE T'S 143/77 COLDPLAY (604 /Roadrunner /RRP) 1,2,3,4 20 n2 1tT 2979 -232 14.199 4 VIVA LA VIDA CAPITOL TOTAL STATIONS: 16 (Hollywood) O.A.R. TOTALSTATIONS: 14 16 2781 +87 11.530 7 FALL OUT BOY Q 170/18 SHATTERED (TURN THE CAR AROUND) EVERF1NE/ATLANTIRP I Don't Care THE ALL- AMERICAN PINK REJECTS 138/17 8 2376 +208 12.011 6 (Island/IDJMG) SO WHAT LAFACE20MBA NICKELBACK 15 TOTAL STATIONS: 21 Gives You Hell (Doghouse /DGC/Interscope) KID ROCK 112 Gotta Be Somebody 5 25 2364 -421 12.674 5 CHRISTINA AGUILERA TOTAL STATIONS: ALL SUMMER LONG TOP DOG/ATLANTIC (Roadrunner/RRP) 164/40 9 Keeps KALI, KCDA, KFYV, KMYI, KOSO, KRSK, Gettin' Better 3 DOORS DOWN 112 * (RCA/RMG) DAVID COOK Q 130/86 7 30 2140 -194 10.614 8 KSCF, KYKY, KZZO, WDVD, WMGX, WNNF, ITS NOT MY TIME UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC WRQX, WSJO, WWMX TOTAL STATIONS: 12 Light On LIFEHOUSE (19/RCA/RMG) 9 13 2126 +134 9.045 9 BROKEN GEFFEN / INTERSCOPE KATY PERRY 11 ERIC HUTCHINSON 156/17 TOTAL STATIONS: 19 Hot N Cold Rock & Roll NATASHA BEDINGFIELD 112 10 26 1807 -162 8.321 10 (Capitol) (Let's Break/Warner Bros.) PARAMORE 130/60 POCKETFUL OF SUNSHINE PHONOGENIC/EPIC KALC, KCDA, KOMX, KFBZ, KIMN, KLZR, TOTAL STATIONS: 22 That's What You Get MATT NATHANSON 1tT KSCF, WINK, WMC, WSJO, XM Flight 26 (Fueled By Rauren /RRP) 11 21 1793 +100 6.363 15 COME ON GET HIGHER VANGUARD/CAPITOL TOTAL STATIONS: 3 DAVID COOK 10 LEONA LEWIS I1 1604 +161 7.935 11 Light On BETTER IN TIME SVCO/J /RMG 09/RCA/RMG) DAVID COOK n Cr KEZR, KLCA, KLLY, KLTG, KPLZ, KRSK, 13 20 1500 -113 6.940 12 THE TIME OF MY LIFE 19/RCA/RMG KVLY, KYIS, KYKV, WTIC NICKELBACK MOST INCREASED PLAYS /MOST ADDED yT 19 2 1481 +595 6.769 13 LEONA LEWIS GOTTA BE SOMEBODY ROADRUNNER /RRP 8 Better In Time JORDIN SPARKS n g16 11 1447 +123 6.711 14 (SYCO/J/RMG) o ONE STEP AT A TIME 19 /JIVE/ZOMBA KCDA, KFBZ, KMYI, KSRZ, WMC, WMTX, WSJO METRO STATION 11 WMYX, 16 15 17 1180 -207 4.509 17 SHAKER COLUMBIA JORDIN SPARKS 7 COLBIE CAILLAT 17 17 10 1090 -142 3.534 20 One Step At A Time THE LITTLE THINGS UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC (19 /Jive/Zomba) KATY PERRY AIRPOWER KHMX, KMYI, KYKY, KZZO, WHYN, WMYX, 1065 +292 5.536 16 HOT N COW CAPITOL WSJO

SEETHER 11 912 +39 3.401 21 RIHANt1A 5 RISE ABOVE THIS WIND -UP Disturbi. ADELE (SRP/Dei Jam/IDJMG) 855 +24 1.933 29 CHASING PAVEMENTS XL/COLUMBIA KIMN, KI01, KSTZ, WMEE, WSJO SECONDHAND SERENADE 829 +83 3.731 19 PLAIN WHITE TS FALL FOR YOU GLASSNOTE/ILG/ATLANIIC 1, 2, 3, 4 PUDDLE OF MUDD (Hollywood) 776 -19 2.261 26 WE DON'T HAVE TO LOOK BACK NOW FLAWLESS/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE KMXP, KOSO, WCDA, WMEE, WRMF DELTA GOODREM 773 2.672 24 3 DOORS DOWN 4 IN * -25 THIS LIFE MERCURY/oECCA Let Me Be Myself JON MCLAUGHLIN (Universal Republic) 760 +44 2.158 27 BEATING MY HEART ISLAND/IDJMG KEZR, KSTZ, WKDD, W2PL 1? NICKELBACK DAVID ARCHULETA Gotta Be Somebody (Roadrunner /RRP) 741 -4 3.326 22 SECONDHAND SERENADE 4 CRUSH 19/JIVE/ZOMBA KALC +28, KMYI +24, KPEX +23, KLCA +22, WDVD +21, Fall For You WNNF +2L KCDA +20, KURD +20, KSTP +18, WHBC AB RIHANNA 11 (Glasnote /I LG /Atlantic) t 720 +113 3.818 18 DISTURBIA SRP/DEF JAM /IDJMG KLCA, KZZU, WSJO, WTMX KATY PERRY ESTELLE FEATURING KANYE WEST It 626 +30 3.013 23 SAVING ABEL 4 N (Capitol) AMERICAN BOY HOME SCHOOUATLANTIC Hot Cold Addkted KZZU +20 KSCF +19, WDVD +16, KCDA +16, KCOU +15, EINKIN PARK +14, +14, +14, 582 +41 1.483 32 (SkiddcoMrgin /Capitol) KYKY KE2R WINK 014, WEN( WAX .13 LEAVE * OUT ALL THE REST WARNER BROS. KCIX, KZZU, WBNS, WPTE STAIND PINK 556 +49 1.386 33 Lt BELIEVE FLIP/ATLANTIC So What (LaFace/Zomba) KATY PERRY 112 KLCA+22, KZZU+21, WOVD+14, KSTP +14, WAYV+14, 521 -104 2.101 28 KOX+14, +14, WBMX+12, KEZR+B I KISSED A GIRL CAPITOL KUR WOMX+ß, 3 DOORS DOWN 480 +99 1.564 31 LEONA LET ME BE MYSELF UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC LEWIS Better In Time (SVCO /J/RMG) GAVIN DEGRAW 1+fr 470 +1 0.931 36 WMTX +20, WTMX +5, KCDA +15, KZIU +13, KLTG +13, CHEATED ON ME J /RMG WSJO +12, WHYN +IL KMYI +11, WPU +10, XF26 +10 JESSE MCCARTNEY 112 436 -62 1.742 30 LEAWN' HOLLYWOOD * LIFEHOUSE SAVING ABEL 11 421 +127 1223 34 Broken (Geffen/Interscope) ADDICTED SKIDDCONIRGINICAPITOL WONS +2% WRQX+22, KYKY+2l), WPST+20, WJLK+S, LENKA KMHX +14, KUR8+11, WMC +7, KJMY+fa KHMX +6 'et 385 +23 0.831 39 THE SHOW EPIC ADDED AT... SAFETYSUIT 353 +20 0.429 - WAYV SOMEONE LIKE YOU UNIVERSAL MOTOWN Atlantic City, NJ SARAH MCLACHLAN 320 +14 0.890 37 U WANT ME 2 ARISTA/RMG PD: Rob Garcia RIHANNA 113 Alanis Morissette, Not As We, 0 302 +26 2.531 25 TAKE A BOW SRP/DEFJAM/IDJMG Duffy, Stepping Stone, 0 Josh Hoge, 360, 0 GOO GOO DOLLS 272 +48 0.687 REAL WARNER BROS. FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 12, 2008 FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: MISSY HIGGINS LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. 266 +13 0.627. - 85 hot AC stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a WHERE! STOOD ELEVENJREPRIit www.RadioandRecords.com day, 7 days a week. el 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

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www.americanradiohistory.com POWERED BY THE SIXTH TIME IS THE CHARM FOR RIHANNA AT CANADA HOT AC. AFTER nielsen PEAKING AT NOS. 8, 13, 22, 3 AND 2 BDS AC /HOT AC WITH THE FIRST FIVE SINGLES FROM R&R "GOOD GIRL GONE BAD," SHE REACHES THE SUMMIT WITH "DISTURBIA" (2 -1). DIGITAL DOWNLOADS AVAILABLE AT DMDS.COM

CANADA AC HOT AC REPORTERS ARTIST TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL

WKDD /Akron, OH* KIMN /Denver, CO* KSTP/Minneapolis, MN* KSCF/San Diego, CA* 20 KREESHA TURNER DON'T CALL ME EASY EMI 4)5 -5 OM /PD: Keith Kennedy OM /PD: Bill Gamble PD: Leighton Peck PD: Charese Fruge MD: Hollywood Henderson APD/MD: Jill Roen APD: Jeff Stewart 2 12 COLDPLAY VIVA LA VIDA PARLOPHONE/EMI 395 +15 WRVE /Albany, NY* MD: Cristy Westfall 3 9 SARAH MCLACHLAN u WANT ME 2 } NETTWERK ?73 +5 OM /PD: Randy McCarten KSTZ/Des Moines, IA* KOSO/Modesto, CA* APD: Kevin Rush OM /PD: Scott Allen PD: Angie Good KIOI /San Francisco, CA* 5 19 NATASHA BEDINGFIELDPOCKETFUL OF SUNSHINE PHONOGENIUEPIC/SONY BMG 347 +16 MD: Tred Hulse MD: Jimmy Wright APD: John Chimpo OM: Michael Erickson MD: Tammy Cruise PD: Andrew Jeffries 6 32 LEONA LEWIS BLEEDING LOVE SYCOO/SONY BMG MD -2 KPEK /Albuquerque, NM* WDVD/Detroit, MI* PD: Tony Manero OM /PD: Ron Harrell WJLK /Monmouth, NJ* KLLUSan Francisco, CA* 4 19 DIVINE BROWN LAY IT ON THE LINE WARNER MO -29 MD: Jamie Frye MD: Jesse Addy OM /PD: Lou Russo OM: Mike Preston 7 31 JOHN MAYER SAY AWARE/COLUMBIA/SONY BMG 2271 -38 MD: Steve Ardolina PD: Charese Fruge APD: Marcus D. Najera KDBZ /Anchorage, AK KBMX /Duluth, MN 8 36 SARA BAREILLES LOVE SONG EPICISONYBMG ..70 -35 OM /PD: Torn Oakes OM: David Drew KCDU /Monterey, CA* MD: Jayn PD: Corey Carter OM /PD: Kenny Allen 9 33 NELLY FURTADO FEATURING KEITH URBAN IN GOD'S HANDS MOSLEY /GEFFEN/UNIVERSAL L2 -1 KMXS /Anchorage, AK KEZR/San Jose, CA* ALI SLAIGHT GREAT EXPECTATIONS UNIVERSAL 212 +31 PD: Devan Mitchell KSII /EI Paso, TX* WGMT /Montpelier, VT PD: Dana Jang 17 5 APD /MD: Amber O'Neill OM: Courtney Nelson PD /MD: Steve Nichols MD: Kirk Peffer 13 14 KID ROCK ALL SUMMER LONG TOP DOG/ATLANTIC/WARNER =09 0 PD: Jerry Kidd APD: Jeff Garfield WAYV /Atlantic City, NJ* KRUZ/Santa Barbara, CA* 10 57 MICHAEL BUBLE LosT 41/ 143/REPRISE/WARNER :09 -6 PD: Rob Garcia WBQB/Fredericksburg, VA WPU /New York, NY* PD: Matt Stone OM /PD: Chris Carmichael OM: Tom Cuddy 12 24 UNTIL I STAY UNIVERSAL 201 -9 WSJO /Atlantic City, NJ* PD: Scott Shannon KMHX /Santa Rosa, CA* 14 40 ALICIA KEYS NO ONE MBKU /SONYBM6 S6 -6 PD /MD: Eric Johnson KALZ /Fresno, CA* MD: Tony Mascaro PD: Danny Wright APD: Christopher Knight OM /PD: Paul Wilson 11 36 BRYAN ADAMS !THOUGHT I D SEEN EVERYTHING + BADMAN/UNIVERSAL 169 -21 APD: Laurie West WPTE /Norfolk, VA* Music Choice +37 KAMX /Austin, TX* PD: Barry McKay Adult Top 40 /Satellite o 23 11 LIGHTS DRIVE MY SOUL LIGHTS MUSIC 182 PD: Cat Thomas KKPL /Ft. Collins, CO MD: Heather Branch PD: Justin Prager DAVID THE TIME OF MY LIFE 19 /RCA/SONYBM6 175 +17 APD /MD: Carey Edwards OM /PD: Mark Callaghan MD: Michael Schwab I 21 14 COOK MD: Beano KYIS /Oklahoma City, OK* 18 18 48 TIMBALAND FEAT. ONEREPUBLIC APOLOGIZE MOSLEY/ BLA CKGROUND/INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 170 -7 KLLY /Bakersfield, CA* OM /PD: Chris Baker Sirius OM /PD: E.J. Tyler WINK /Ft. Myers, FL* MD: Cisco The Pulse /Satellite* 1S 15 55 COLBIE CAILLAT sumo' UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC/UNIVERSAL 170 -16 APD: Erik Fox PD: Chad Rufer OM: Kid Kelly -7 MD: Darci Dawn APD: Dave Alexander WMXO /Olean, NY PD /MD: Jim Ryan 2: 19 18 MAROON 5 WONT GO HOME WITHOUT YOU A&M/OCTONUINTERSCOPEIUNIVERSAL 160 MD: Tom Power SUNSHINE ON MY SHOULDERS MAPLEMUSIC 132 -14 WWMX /Baltimore, MD* WADI /Ft. Wayne, IN* XM Flight 26 /Satellite* 22 11 OM: Dave LaBrozzi OM: Lee Tobin KQKQ /Omaha, NE* OM: Jon Zellner 23 DAUGHTRY FEELS LIKE TONIGHT RCA/SONY BMG 120 -1 PD: Greg Carpenter PD: Barb Richards OM /PD: Nevin Dane PD /MD: Mike Abrams MD: Marti Taylor MD: Heather Lee 29 CELINE DION ALONE COLUMBIA/SONY BMG 116 -21 WMRV /Binghamton, NY KPLZ/Seattle, WA* OM /PD: Jim Free WMEE /Ft. Wayne, IN* KSRZ/Omaha, NE* PO: Kent Phillips 2 SIMON COLLINS UNCONDITIONAL RAZOR &TIE /SONYBMG 1D1 +29 OM /PD: Rob Kelley OM: Mark Todd APO: Leonard Barokas 2 JASON MRAZ I'M YOURS ATLANTIC/WARNER 99 +33 KCIX/Boise,IDI` APD /MD: Dave Michaels PD: J. Pat Miller MD: Alisa Hashimoto MD: Jessica Dol PD /MD: Brent Carey 6 COLBIE CAILLAT REALIZE UNIVERSAL REPUBLIUUNIVERSAL 94 +1 WQLH /Green Bay, WI* KCOA/Spokane, WA* WBMX/Boston, MA* PD: Jimmy Clark WOMX /Orlando, FL* OM /PD: Robert Harder 6 ARTISTS STAND UP TO CANCER JUST STAND UP! SU2CNNIVERSAL 85 +3 PD: Jay Beau Jones PD: Jeff Cushman INNOCENCE RCA/SONY BMG 85 +3 APD /MD: Mike Mullaney WIKZ/Hagerstown, MD APD: Bobby Smith KZZU/Spokane, WA* 17 AVRIL LAVIGNE t OM /PD: Rick Alexander MD: Laura Francis OM: Roger Nelson 22 JORDIN SPARKS DUET WITH CHRIS BROWN NO AIR 19 /JIVE/SONY BMG 79 +14 WUHU /Bowlirg Green, KY MD: Jeff Roteman PD: Ken Hopkins

PD /MD: Brooke Summers KBBY/Oxnard, CA* 11 DANN' BEDAR OUBUER DEJA MUSIQUE 78 +14 WNNK /Harrisburg, PA* PD: Todd Violette WHYN /Springfield, MA* WHBC /Cantork OH* OM/PD: John O'Dea MD: Keli Reynolds OM /PD: Pat McKay PD: Jerry Mac MD: Denny Logan MD: Kevin Johnson APD/MD: Kayleigh Kriss KFYV /Oxnard, CA* ix WTIC /Hartford, CT* OM: Brian "Big Bear" Davis KYKY/St. Louis, MO* CANADA HOT AC w PLAYS WCOD /Cape Cad, MA OM: Steve Salhany APD /MD: Maverick PD: Mark Edwards ARTIST 3Yúó TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW .1- OM: Steve McVie PD /MD: Jeannine Jersey MD: Jen Myers PD: Kevin Matthews KPSI /Palm Springs, CA 2 12 RIHANNA DISTURBIA SRP/DEFJAMAINIVERSAL 751 +37 KLAZ /Hot Springs, AR PD: Connie Breeze WQKX/Sunbury, PA PARLOPHONE/EMI 743 WLNK /Charlotte, NC* OM /PD: Keith Michaels APD: Bradley Ryan PD: Drew Kelly 1 17 COLDPLAY VIVA LA VIDA -31 PD: Neal Sharpe APD/MD: Aaron Garrett APD: Chad Evans PINK SO WHAT LAFACEISONY BMG 742 +101 APD: Anthony Michaels KMXP /Phoenix, AZ* MD: Rob Senter 5 8 MD: Todd Haller KHMX /Houston, TX* OM: Alan Sledge 3 15 LADY GAGA FEAT. COLBY ODONIS JUST DANCE STREAMLINE/KONLIVEANTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 731 +18 OM: Ken Charles PD: Ron Price WMTX/Tampa, FL* WTMX/Chicago, IL* PD: Keith Scott APD: Allen Frey OM/PD: Doug Hamand 12 HEDLEY OLD SCHOOL UNIVERSAL 649 -26 PD: Mary Ellen Kachinske MD: John Whalen MD: Chris Marino APD/MD: Kurt Schreiner MD: Nikki Chuminatto 14 LEONA LEWIS BETTER IN TIME SYCO/J/SONY BMG 397 +24 WZPL /Indianapolis, IN* WMGX /Portland, ME* WWWM /Toledo, OH* 16 JORDIN SPARKS ONE STEP ATA TIME 19 /JIVE/SONYBMG 573 -33 WKRQ/Cincinnati, OH* OM /PD: Scott Sands OM: Chris Mac PD: Ron Finn APD: Kari Johll PO: Randi Kirshbaum OM /PD: Patti Marshall a0 14 THEORY OF A DEADMAN ALL OR NOTHING 604 /UNIVERSAL 538 +10 APD: Grover Collins MD: Dave Decker APD /MD: Alisha Bolin KLZR/Topeka, KS* MD: Brian Douglas OM: Ron Covert 2 NICKELBACK GOTTA BE SOMEBODY f EMI 533 +151 KQUR /Laredo, TX KRSK /Portland, OR WNNF /Cincinnati, OH* PD: AL Guevara OM: Clark Ryan WPST/Trenton, NJ* 21 CHRIS BROWN FOREVER JIVE/SONYBMG 524 -107 PD: Mark Anderson PD: Dan Persigehl OM /PD: Dave McKay 5 KATY PERRY HOT N COLD CAPITOUEMI 510 +95 KMXB /Las Vegas, NV* MD: Sheryl Stewart APO/MD: Matt Sneed WQAUCleveland, OH* PD: Justin Chase 8 DAUGHTRY WHAT ABOUT NOW RCA/SONY BMG 482 +2 PD: Dave Popovich MD: Brandon Bell WBWZ/Poughkeepsie, NY KLRK/Waco, TX OM /PD: Reggie Osterhoudt OM: Tom Barfield 13 5 EVA AVILA GIVE ME THE MUSIC SONY BMG 467 +30 WENS /Columbus, OH* WCDA/Lexington, KY* PD /MD: Dustin Drew STATE OF SHOCK BEST I EVER HAD CORDOVA BAY 441 -34 OM /PD: Jay Taylor OM: Charlie Kendall WSNE /Providence, RI* APD: Beth Richards 12 13 MD: Sue Leighton PD: Dale O'Brian PD: Chris Duggan 21 4 CHRISTINA AGUILERA KEEPS GETTIN 'BETTER RCA/SONY BMG 394 +93 MD: Chris Elliott WRQX /Washington, DC* WLNH /Concord KLCA/Reno, NV* OM /PD: Kenny King 9 18 KID ROCK ALL SUMMER LONG TOP DOG/ATLANnUWARNER 383 -146 (Lakes Region), NH KURB /Little Rock, AR* OM: Bill Schulz MD: Carol Parker OM: Andy Mack OM /PD: Randy Cain PD: Beej Bretz 25 4 DEBORAH COX BEAUTIFUL U R DECO/KOCH 359 +75 PD: Molly King APD /MD: Becky Rogers MD: Connie Wray WRMF/West Palm Beach, FL* THE PUSSYCAT DOLLS WHEN IGROW UP INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 332 -58 PD: Bob Neumann 15 12 KZZO/Sacramento, CA* APD/MD: Amy Navarro KLTG /Corpus Christi, TX* WXMA/Louisville, KY* 19 15 ESTELLE FEATURING KANYE WEST AMERICAN BOY HOME SCHOOL/ATLANTIC/WARNER 324 +7 OM: Clayton Allen OM /PD: George Lindsey OM: Byron Kennedy PD: Chris Roberts MD: Tommy Lee PD: Bryan Jackson KNIN/Wichita Falls, TX 27 6 SIMPLE PLAN SAVE YOU 4 LAVA/ATLANTIC/WARNER 322 +55 OM: Chris Walters KDMX /Dallas, TX* KVLY /McAllen, TX* WGER/Saginaw, MI PD: Liz Ryan 26 8 GAVIN ROSSDALE LOVE REMAINS THE SAME INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 316 +37 PD: Rick O'Bryan PD: Alex Duran PD: Lauren Davis 31 3 JASON MRAZ I'M YOURS ATLANTIUWARNER 309 +76 MD: Lisa Thomas APD /MD: Meridee KFBZ/Wichita, KS* Lake City, UT* PD: Dusty Hayes KJMY/Salt 28 8 SUZIE MCNEIL LET'S GO CURVE/UNIVERSAL 294 +27 WDAQ/Danbury, CT WMC /Memphis, TN* OM: Jeff Cochran PD: Zach Dillon OM: Jerry Dean PD: Rob Boshard WINC/Winchester, VA 18 20 LIGHTS DRIVE MY SOUL LIGHTS MUSK 287 -48 MD: Nate Mumford PD: John Roberts OM /PD: Jeff Adams MD: Jill Bucco KUDD/Salt Lake City, UT* APD/MD: Paula Kidwell 20 9 NE -YO CLOSER DEFJAMAJNIVERSAL 283 -24 WMMX/Dayton, OH* OM /PD: Brian Michel 29 6 DAVID ARCHULETA CRUSH 19 /JIVE/SONY BMG 273 +7 OM /PD: Jeff Stevens WKTI /Milwaukee, WI* WXLO/Worcester, MA* APD: Shaun Vincent OM: Tom Land KMYI/San Diego, CA* OM/PD: Jerry McKenna 17 20 KARDINAL OFFISHALL FEATURING AKON DANGEROUS KONLIVE/GEFFEN/UNIVERSAL 266 -85 PD: Jimmy Steele APD /MD: Mary Knight KALC/Denver, CO* WMYX /Milwaukee, WI* 22 24 3 DOORS DOWN ITS NOT MY TIME UNIVERSAL REPUBLICNNIVERSAL 261 -33 PD: Dylan Sprigue OM: Brian Kelly 10 CRASH PARALLEL RAIN DELAYS BLACK BOX RECORDINGS/SONY BMG 259 -7 APD/MD: Sam Hill PD: Mike Nelson 30

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'The which has the technology to affect it. "Historically, combination from Edison to Bill Gates, media has always been changed by technology. For better or worse of land - based and Broadcast Architecture has altered the way music is "extra- made. In artists' obsession to get airplay they make terrestrial" tunes that sound like radio. Might the current evo- radio and lution in technology actually bring a new and dif- the Internet ferent style of artist into being because of how 'Survivalists' craft win -win solutions to boost audience, music sales are what will everyone can access music on the Web ?" expose new Before the convention, Lavoie polled a slew of artists.' smooth jazz artists, including Jeff Lorber, Mindi Abair, Dave Koz and Jeff Golub, to learn what they -Randall Kennedy Repairing Art And consider the single most important factor in selling their music. The conclusion was unanimous: back - Commerce's 'Disconnect' selling their name, song title and CD.As things stand today, this may rightly be termed the format's fun- damental disconnect with the music biz. KWJZ /Seattle PD Carol Handley outlined Sandusky/Seattle's cluster-wide embrace of digital applications like Quu and FlyCast for mobile devices (Smooth Jazz, Oct. 10). "The RDS information that Carol Archer already goes out on all of our signals shows what song CArcher[[email protected] R &R Smooth and artist you're listening to in your car or digitally if Jazz Session you have HD radio.And it shows up on ourWeb site Chuck Mitchell didn't pull any punches as moderator of the recent Panelist Trivia as a `now playing' feature, which includes CD artwork R&R Convention smooth jazz format session, which was devot- In addition to holding and click- through to Spun.com to buy it," she said. ed to the intersection of art and commerce. "All of us got into such posts earlier in his Mitchell observed the importance of social net- this business in the first place for love of the music, not to create career as editor of working in linking the audience locally and global- Downbeat and president ly. Bennett noted that listeners are directed at least shareholder value," said Mitchell, who serves as Koch EntertainmentVP ofjazz and of Verve, R &R three times every hour to WGRV's MySpace page. adult music. He then turned the discussion toward the imperative for labels and radio Convention smooth jazz WSJT /Tampa PD Ross Block, whose database to migrate to digital technology, ways digital music sales can resurrect an ailing genre format session contains 21,000 self-identified loyal listeners who and how terrestrial stations can amplify and create new revenue streams via the Web. moderator Chuck receive the station's weekly e- newsletter, said, "I invite Mitchell served briefly as the record business to fmd a way to contact those Tackling these and other weighty issues were the "People don't play instruments anymore; they play PD of the late, great jazz folks through us. Our e -mail is like a newspaper:We panelists: Mack Avenue Records VP of marketing TV and now the computer.That's where we've got WRVR /New York. can just add another section for you to do a free and sales Randall Kennedy, Koch EntertainmentVP to go. The combination of land -based and 'extrater- Randall Kennedy not download, a special price or coupon." &it of digital and mobile Bill Crowley, restrial' radio and the Internet are what only is the architect, if WLOQ /Orlando PD Paul Lavoie will expose new artists." you will, of Warner andWGRV (the Groove) /Melbourne Crowley sensed a general "lack of Jazz's memorable 2001 'Ignore Social Networks PD Randy Bennett. personality" across the gamut of This Is Your Mind on At Your Peril' smooth jazz, from radio to recorded Drugs campaign, but the music -a challenge he says is increas- father of twins and Panelists at the R &R Convention's smooth Link Artists To Listeners ingly proliferating, particularly as few- among the best -read jazz format session voiced agreement Digital media and Web sites now exist er outlets exist where fans can fmd a people in this business. concerning the vital role social networks as natural extensions of most stations record. "Support the artist, how? To better serve artists, play in the business of radio and records. Randy bought Certainly, a social network is a tool, and all and record companies. WGRV drives Ben nett There's noTower,Virgin collapsed, mall Bennett listeners to its site and links artists to stores stock only DVDs and used CDs. all the equipment needed tools must be used correctly, "including them not just for existing fans but That's where the Web has become for the live shows that chain saws," according to Koch those it's trying to attract. such an important part of the equa- WGRV presents. And his Entertainment VP of Calling smooth jazz "a faceless for- tion, regardless of demographic." wife, Jan, is a pilot for jazz and adult music mat :' Lavoie stressed connecting lis- Lavoie pointed out that until re- American Airlines. Chuck Mitchell, who teners with artists to drive passion cently, a station's Web site served as an Besides smooth jazz moderated. "You scores. One of his tactics:WLOQ TV, extension of its product, but the tables tours of duty including ignore the social an innovation available on the sta- are turning:The focus will shift as a sta- KIFM /San Diego and the networks at your tion's site that features performance tion evolves into an extension of its former KABQ/ peril. There are just videoclips from station events.A dig- Web product. "It's a lot more interac- Albuquerque, Paul too many people in La voie ital camera crew attends every gig and tive for people to use at their own time Lavoie has scaled Mount Mitchell too wide an age creates a three- or four -minute snippet so that those and utility, because they're already on the Web; if McKinley, K2, Anna- group -younger, older, whatever you want. who didn't attend still feel bonded to the artist and they're streaming your station, you can put all kinds purna and Mount Millions upon millions are using these station through live music. A click -to -buy button of material- logos, videos -in front of them." Everest -twice. networks every day." also promotes CD sales. Bill Cowley is a long- He added, "When you talk about the con- "Radio doesn't bear responsibility for selling time hardcore music nectivity you can create in that area, so that CDs, but we are responsible for connecting listen- New Partnerships Needed maven who speaks nine your listeners can interact and connect with ers with artists and giving them as many opportu- Mitchell suggested radio forge new or refreshed languages, seven of each other while they listen to what you're nities to buy as we can," Lavoie said. partnerships with labels and more actively engage which are of the doing on the air, you're going to have a Kennedy observed that the Internet is now the as retailers of their product-and in a more direct computer programming powerful global brand on your hands." -CA primary means of exposing consumers to music. way that opens more revenue streams for radio, variety.

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NORMAN BROWN 4 6 16 WARREN HILL LA DOLCE VITA KOCH 150 +7 36 303 +1 3.231 4 POP'S COOL G3OOVE PEAK/CMC 5 4 16 NICK COLIONNE NO LIMITS KOCH 150 -3 PAUL HA4DCASTLE 17 295 -25 3.994 3 MARIMBA TRIPPIN'N' RHYTHM 6 5' 19 ERIC DARIUS GOIN'ALLOUT BWENOTECAPITOL 142 -5

EARL KLUGH 7 8 7 EULE GROOVE REUGIFY NARADAJAZZAWITOL 140 +1 26 294 +13 2331 7 DRIFTIN' KOCH 8 7 6 FOURPLAY FORTUNE TELLER H M S UP 139 -2 BRIAN CL LBERTSON 29 243 -36 2136 10 y 15 6 MICHAEL LINGTON YOU AND I NLs:FOOVE 134 +25 ALWAYS REMRABER GRPNERVE WAYNE BRADY 3 THE SAX PACK Ordinary 10 10 26 WAYMAN TISDALE THROWIN' IT DOWN RENDS/OUS 131 -1 33 231 -32 3.142 5 FALLIN' FOR YlU SHANACHIE (Peak/CMG) ll 12 19 NAJEE CUT OF A DREAM HMOS UP 128 +1 TIM BOWMAN KSSJ, WDSJ, WLVE 14 227 +3 2.594 6 SWEET SUNDAYS TRIPPIN RHYTHM 12 11 10 BLAKE AARON SHINE INNEPISION 127 -3 TIM BOWMAN 1 WARREN HILL Sweet Sundays 13 9 27 EARL KLUGH DRIFTIN' KOCH 126 -12 15 204 +1 2116 11 LA DOLCE VITI EVOLUTION/KOCH (Trippin 'N' Rhythm) CHILL OR BE CHILLED TRIPPIN'N'r/THM 117 +7 KOAS Ia 14 7 OLI SILK 27 WAYMAN TISDALE 202 -45 2283 8 THROWN IT I OWN RENDEZVOUS 15 13 7 SHILTS BACK ON THE HUDSON NL.FOOVE 109 -2 PAUL HARDCASTLE 1 MICK HUCKNALL Marimba IL 18 11 LARRY CARLTON ALL IN GOOD TIME (RERECORDED) 335 105 +6 19 195 +5 1.775 14 FARTHER UP 7JE ROAD SIMPLYRED.COM/ATCO /RH INC (Trippin 'N' Rhythm) 17 20 4 DAVID WELLS BAHAMAS BLUES DANCE 104 +7 KENNY G WLVE 14 182 -5 2.250 9 TANGO STARBUCKS/CONCORD /CMC 18 16 17 KEN NAVARRO DADDY-0 F76ITIVE 104 -2 EDGE GROOVE 1 MARCUS MILLER FEATURING CORINNE BAILEY RAE 19 4 ANDRE DELANO SISTACALIENTE NINFOOVE 102 +12 36 180 +13 1.679 15 Religify 26 FREE 3 DEUCES/CMC (Narada Jass/Capitol) 20 17 13 INCOGNITO N.D.T. Htlas UP 100 -3 JESSE COOK WNWV 30 177 -4 1.940 13 CAFE MOCHA COACH HOUSE /KOCF 21 19 6 JEFF LORBER REHAB PE's./CMG 99 0 JAY SOTO 1 7 EUGE GROOVE 22 4 MIKE CATALANO RIGHT ON TIME LcFMAN 98 +3 171 +7 1.972 12 Stay Awhile 22 RELIER? NARADA JAZZ/CAPITOL (NuGroove) 23 21 8 VIBES ALIVE LIGHTHOUSE SW /GOING 94 -1 NAJEE WDSJ 14 143 *10 1.603 16 OUT OF A DREAM HEADS OF z4 25 2 GOIDOKfDB11MNSNGRIU NDRATPAT11At15TNSpIDABI "%Gay 93 +2 SERGIO MENDES FEAT. FERGIE 1 NICK COLIONNE PEAr/CMG 92 -1 9 140 -6 1.569 18 The Look Of _ove 25 23 4 WAYNE BRADY ORDINARY NO LIMITS ON THE EDGE/KOCF (will.i.am /Sterbucks/Concord/CMG) 26 27 3 URBAN JAZZ COALITION DEJA VU COIFNUUM 89 +2 WAYNE BRADY MOST ADDED WNUA 17 8 132 -12 0.986 23 ORDINARY PEAK/CMC 27 24 5 DAVIDSANBORNFEAT.DEREK TRUCKS BROTHERRAY SECCA 89 -3 MOM ABAIR 1 AL GREEK FEATURING JOHN LEGEND +11 6 123 -4 1.372 19 Out Of The Sue 25 NEW GEORGE DUKE usTEN BABY HMS UP 87 STAY WITH MI (BY THE SEA) BLUE NOTE /CAPITOL (23 /Peak/CMG) 29 NEW GERALD VEASLEY YOUR MOVE HMS UP 84 +5 SERGIO MENDES FEATURING FERGIE AIRPOWER KIFM 20 21 4 116 +19 1.360 20 THE LOOK OF _OVE WILL.I.AM/STARBUCKS/CONCORD/CMC X30 NEW DARRFNRAINFEAT ..WAYNANTKOALEwn[Ia:LN L70oE 83 +3 ROBIN THCKE 1 JAY SOTS 24 105 +3 1.195 21 Magic STAY AWHILE NUGROOVE (StarTraWlnte-scope) 7 MICHAEL LINGTON WVMV 95 +7 0.537 27 YOU AND I NUGROOVE JOHN LEGEND HONEY JAMES 18 91 +7 1.594 17 Good Morning THE WAY SHE KALKS CONCORD/CMC (Home School/G.O.O.D./Columbie) JEFF LOKHER WJZZ 8 88 +1 0.845 25 REHAB PEAK /CMC INGRID MICHAELSON 1 7 FOURPLAY 69 -5 0.285 The Way I Am FORTUNE TELER HEADS OF (Cabin 24/Original Signal /RED) MELODY ZARDOT KJZY 14 64 +5 0.348 WORRISOME 1 EART VERVE JOHN LEGEND JOHN LEGEND MOST INCREASED PLAYS 56 +23 0.922 24 S_rnol/G.O.O.D./Columbia) GOOD MORNIt G HOME SCHOOUG.O.O.D./COLUMBIA Good Morning (Home WNUA +13, WJZZ +a, VVLOQ +WI W V +1 MINDI AEAIR 28 29 2 52 +8 0.170 OUT OF THE BLUE 23/PEAK /CMC SERGIO MENDES FEAT. FERGIE DAVID St NBORN FEATURING DEREK TRUCKS 27 8 51 -3 0.190 The Look Of Love BROTHER RAY SECCA ( will .i.am /Sterbucks/Concord/a1G) KKSF 10, SUC +6, ICWJZ +2, W7`1% PAUL TAYLOR +3 l WSJT*1, 28 2 48 0.443 29 STREAMLINE PEAK /CMC KOAS KYOT 1, WDSJ +5 WU,E1

ERIC DARIUS Goin All Out (Blue Note '7:pitol) NEW AND ACTIVE KOAS e18 )IWRC 3, KRVR +2, 'OUT +2. KIFM +2. KTWV +l WSJW Al WIOQ +I KHH Cl. KJZY1

AR IST ARTIST ARTIST TITLE / LABEL AUD / GAIN TITLE / LABEL AUD / GAIN TITLE / LABEL AUD / GAIN ESPERANZA SPA-DING Precious (Heads Up) C12IS STANDRING 40/1 OLI SILK 38/1 NOVELLO 34/3 ADDED AT... SUC +4,KFM+lKIP/ 1,K04S.T KRVR+1. Har- Yacr Cake & Eat It Chill Or Be Chilled 33 Soul KTWVA,KYOT+LWDSJ L LWLVE+1 (Llt Tate Vibe) (Trippin 'N' Rhythm) :Nogo) KSSJ TOTAL STATIONS 4 TOTAL STATIONS: 5 TOTAL STATIONS: 3 Sacramento, CA LEE MORGAN Since I Fell For You (B or Note/Capitol) STEVE WINWOOD 40/0 VIBES ALIVE 35/10 ESPERANZA SPALDING 33/16 PD/MD: Lee Hansen KIFM +I KJZY +l KOAS *1 KRVP J, KTWV +1, Fly Lighthouse 'recious Kim Waters, -et's Get On It, 0 KYOF el WDSJ +L WJZZ +1, W LL£ +l WNUA +1 (CPI rmbia) (Swingding) 'Heads Up) Wayne Brady. Ordinary, O TOTAL STATIONS: 3 TOTAL STATIONS: 3 TOTAL STATIONS: 16 FCR WEE< ENDING OCTOBER 12, 2008 I SGEND: See legenc to charts in charts section for rules and eeymbol explanations. FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: 2- smooth )au stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Br.adcast Data Systems 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Indicator chart comprised of 16 reporte s. www.RadioandRecords.com ID 2008 Nelsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

SMOOTH JAZZ REPORTERS WJM/Atlanta, GA* WDSJ /Dayton, OH* WQTQ /Hartford, CT KSBR/Los AngeleE, CA WVAS /Montgomery, AL KSSJ /Sacramenb, CAS DMX Jazz Vocal Blend /Satellite KWJLEeattle, WA* OM aeve Hegwood OM /PD: Jeff Stevens PD /MD: Stewart Stone OM /PD: Terry Wedel OM: Candy CO PD /MD: Lee Hansen PD /MD: Rochelle Matthews PD: Cari Handley PD /VID: Dave Kosh MD: Vienna Yip PD: Mel Marshall MD: Diarna Rose MD: Jay Holcey WVMV /Detroit, MI* KPVU /Houston, TX KBZN /Salt Lake City, LT* DMX Smooth Jazz/Satellite WEAS/Baltimore, MD OM /PD: Tom Sleeker PD: Larry Coleman KTWV/Los Angeles, CA* OM/PD Dan Jessom PD /MD: Rochelle Matthews KCOZSoringfieid, MO PD:Sindi Mallory MD: Sandy Kovach PC: Paul Goldstein WHOV/Norfolk, VA OM: JayJones APD /SD: Marcellus" Bassman' AF'D /MD: Blake Florence PD: Kevin "The Moose" Anderson PD /MC Jarrett Grogan Sheoad KJLU /Jefferson City, MO KIFM /San Diego,-CA* Music Choice Smooth WZJZ/Ft. Myers, FL OM: Mike Downey PD: Mile Vasquez Jazz/Satellite OM: Louis Kaplan PD /MD: Dan Turn=-r W ARV /Melbourne, FL WLOQ/Orlando, FL* APD: J. Weidenheiner APD: Will Kinnally WSJTIIampa, FL* WVSJ /Birmingham, AL APD /MD: Randi Bachman APD: LaVaughn Wilson PC /MD: Randy Bennatt PD: Paul Lavoie MD: Kel y Cole PD: Rots. Block OM'F7: Andy Parrish APD: Jan Julian APD: Brian Morgan MD: Kaly Curtis MD: Patricia James Sirius Jazz Cafe/Satellite* WSBZ /Ft. Walton Beach, FL KOAS /Las Vegas, NV* KKSF /San Francisco, CA* OM: Cregg Steele WNU4 /Chicago, IL* PD: Mark Carter OM /PD: Duncan Payton W_VE/Miami, FL* PD /MD: Ken Jones PD: Shirley Maldonado OM Caren Davis MD: Mark Edwards OM /PD: Rich McMillin KYOT/Phoenix, AZ* PD: Rzk 0 Dell PD /MD: Russ Egan KUAP /Little Rock, AR KJZY /Santa Rosa, CA* XM Watercolors /Satellite* WSJW /Harrisburg, PA* PD /MD: Michael Nellums KRVR /Modesto, CA* PD: Gordon Zlot PD: Shirlitta Colon WNWV /Cleveland, OH* PD /MD: Paul Scott OM/MD: Doug Wulff APD/MD: Rob Sinde:on MD: Lynette White PD /v[): Angie Harda PC: James Bryan ` Mon,e-ed Reporters

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IN ITS SECOND WEEK, NICKELBACK'S

"GOTTA BE SOMEBODY" ROARS 11 -8 ON Nielsen Broadcast Data CANADA ROCK, 16 -9 ON CANADA HOT AC Systems &R ROCK AND 30 -15 ON CANADA CHR/TOP 40. THE R BAND'S MUTT LANGE -PRODUCED "DARK HORSE" STREETS NOV. 18. DAIDS DIGITAL DOWNLOADS AVAILABLE AT DMoS.COM

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ALTERNATIVE WURH/Hartford, CT* WRXURichmond, VA* ACTIVE 1 I AGOC ROCK N ROLL TRAIN COLUMBIAISONYBM6 550 -24 OM: Todd Thomas PD /MD: Casey Krukowski THE OFFSPRING YOU'RE GONNA GO FAR, KID COLUMBIA/SONY BMG 483 +55 WEQX /Albany, NY* PD: Becky Pohotsky KEYJ/Abilene, TX ©i I OM /PD: Willobee KCXX /Riverside, CA* OM: Randy Jones 3 I f ;- OASIS THE SHOCK OF THE LIGHTNING BIG BROTHER/REPRISE /WARNER 455 -5 MD: Amber Miller KUCD PD: PD/AMD: Frank Pain /Honolulu, HI* John DeSantis L. WEEZER TROUBLEMAKER DGC/UNIVERSAL 401 +18 PD: Adam Carr APD /MD: Bobby Sato I WHRUAIbany, NY* MD: Chris Sampaio WZMR /Albany, NY* © APOCALYPTICA FEATURING ADAM CONFIER I DON'T CARE 20-20/JIVE/SONY BMG 397 +28 OM: John Cooper WZNE /Rochester, NY* OM /PD: Kevin Callahan 6 I THEORY OF A DEADMAN BAD GIRLFRIEND + 604 /UNIVERSAL 393 -16 PD /MD: Tim Noble KTBZ/Houston, TX* OM: Mike Minnie METALLICA THE DAY THAT NEVER COMES WARNER BROS./WARNER 358 -55 PD: Don Jantzen PD: Nik Rivers KTEG/Albuquerque, NM* WJSE/Atlantic City, NJ MD: Karah Leigh OM /PD: Bill May I ' NICKELBACK GDTTA BE SOMEBODY EMI 355 +7 OM /PD: Paul Kelly KWOD /Sacramento, MD: Aaron "Buck" Burnett CA* g MOBILE THE KILLER 4 UNIVERSAL 347 -14 MD: Scott Reilly WRZX /Indianapolis, IN* OM /PD: Curtiss Johnson 10 STAIND BELIEVE FLIP/ATLANTIC/WARNER 335 -25 PD /MD: Lenny Diana MD: Andy Hawk WWWX/Appleton, WI*

KROX /Austin, TX* PD/MD: Guy Dark 11 HINDER USE ME 4// UNIVERSAL REPUBUVUNIVERSAL 333 -18 OM: Chase WTZR/Johnson City, TN* KXRK/Sait Lake City, UT* KINGS OF LEON SEX ON FIRE RCA/SONY BMG 309 +26 PD: Lynn Barstow OM: Bill Hagy OM: Alan Hague WCHZ/Augusta, GA* MD: Toby Ryan PD /MD: Jay Patrix PD: Todd Noker OM: Harley Drew 13 ` COLDPLAY VIVA LA ADA PARLOPHONE/EMI 279 -57 APD: Corey O'Brien PD: Williams Chuck 14 THE STILLS BEING HERE ARTS &CRAFTS 278 0 KRAB /Bakersfield, CA* KRBZ/Kansas City, MO* i THE TREWS MAN OF TWO MINOS + THE BUMSTEAD/UNIVERSAL 239 +29 OM: Kenn McCloud OM: Bob Edwards KBZT/San Diego, CA* WIYY/Baltimore, MD* e i PD /MD: Danny Spanks PD: Greg Bergen PD: Garett Michaels PD: Dave Hill e -: RISE AGAINST RE- EDUCATION (THROUGH LABOR] DGC/UNIVERSAL 237 +7 APD: Jared Mann APD/MD: Jason Ulanet APD: Mike Hansen APD /MD: Rob Heckman 17 SAM ROBERTS DETROIT '67 SECRET BRAIN/UNIVERSAL 231 -16 MD: Mike Halloran KNXX/Baton Rouge, LA* KFTE /Lafayette, LA* WCPR /Biloxi, MS* 1:n I SLOAN BELIEVE IN ME + MURDERECORDS/SONY BMG 220 -69 OM /PD: Dave Dunaway PD: Perrin Scott XETRA /San Diego, CA* OM /PD: Kenny Vest THE KILLERS HUMAN ISLANDUNIVERSAL 203 +27 APD: Phillip Kish I MD: Josh Boulanger PD: Phil Manning MD: Denver Crabb m MD: Darren Gauthier MD: Capone 20 i _'.- DISTURBED INSIDE THE FIRE REPRISE/WARNER 186 -17 21 DRUNK... ELEVEN SEVEN/UNIVERSAL KXTE /Las Vegas, NV* WKGB /Binghamton, NY I - BUCKCHERRY T00 185 -10 WBCN /Boston, MA* PD: Chris Ripley KITS /San Francisco, CA* OM /PD: Jim Free D URCA/SON PD: Mike Thomas MD: Ramie Pooser PD: Dave Numme APD /MD: Tim Boland MD: Dan O'Brien APD /MD: Aaron Axelsen 28 FINGER ELEVEN TALKING TO THE WALLS WIND -UP 184 -26

KROQ /Los Angeles, CA* KQXR/Boise, ID* 25 AIRBOURNE RUNNIN' WILD ROADRUNNER/UNIVERSAL 179 -66 WFNX/Boston, MA* PD: Kevin Weatherly KCNL /San Jose, CA* OM: Dan McColly PD: CITY AND COLOUR SLEEPING SICKNESS DINE ALONE 167 -31 Keith Dakin APD: Gene Sandbloom PD: Jeanene Calhoun PD: Jeremy Nicolato 23 - APD: Fletcher MD: Lisa Worden MD: Jeremi Smith 3 BILLY TALENT & ANTI -FLAG TURN YOUR BACK # WARNER MUSIC CANADA/WARNER 165 +7 MD: Paul Driscoll KJEE/Santa Barbara, CA* 19 SAVING ABEL ADDICTED SKIDDCONIRGIN/EMI 153 +5 KYSR /Los Angeles, CA* PD: Eddie Gutierrez WAAF /Boston, MA* WBTZ/Burlington, VT* PD: Michael Martin MD: Dave Hanacek PD: Ron Valevi 23 REV THEORY HELL YEAH * VAN HOWES/MALOOF /DGC /UNIVERSAL 151 -10 OM /PD: Matt Grasso APD /MD: Julie Pilat MD: Mistress Carrie 27 KID ROCK ALL SUMMER LONG TOP DOG/ATLANTIC/WARNER 136 0 APD/MD: Kevin Mays Music Choice 5 ONE SECOND 2 LATE FEAR OF A NATION 110 RED INK 115 -15 KROG /Medford, OR Alternative /Satellite WEDG /Buffalo, NY* WZJO /Charleston, WV* PD /MD: Cosmo PD: Justin Prager PD/MD: Evil Jim FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 12, 2008 è indicates CanCon OM: Jeff Whitehead MD: Gary Susalis WMFS /Memphis, TN* WYBB /Charleston, SC* WEND/Charlotte, NC* MD: Sydney Nabors Sirius Alt Nation /Satellite* OM /PD: Mike Allen WRUF/Gainesville, FL* KZCQ /Lawton, OK WYYX /Panama City, FL Sirius Octane /Satellite* OM: Bruce Logan OM /PD: Gregg Steele MD: Amy Hutto OM/PD: Harry Guscott PD: Don "Critter" Brown PD: Chris Alan OM: Gregg Steele PD /MD: Jack Daniel WLUM/Milwaukee, WI* APD: Tom Wilkinson APD: Kyle Baldry APD: J.C. "Kelso" Kellison APD/MD: Stroke PD: Jeff Regan MD: Jack Wich PD: Jacent Jackson W RXR/Chattanooga, TN* WKQX /Chicago, IL* APD: Stephen Kallao XM Ethel /Satellite* PD: Boner WXZZ/Lexington, KY* WTKX /Pensacola, FL* XM Squizz /Satellite* PD: Marc Young PD: Steve Kingston WKLQ /Grand Rapids, MI* OM: Robert Lindsey PD: Joel Sampson PD: Bodhi Ebright MD: Erik Range OM: Steve Stewart PD: Johnny Maze APD /MD: Mark The Shark MD: Grant Random WHTG /Monmouth, NJ* WIIUChicago, IL* PD: Michael Grey APD: Twitch WSWD /Cincinnati, OH* PD: Terrie Carr OM/PD: John Perry APD: Jay Deacon OM: Patti Marshall MD: Matt Murray WFXH /Savannah, GA* APD: Tom Kief WIXO /Peoria, IL KISW /Seattle, WA* MD: Darcy PD: Jay Kruz OM: Jon Robbins MD: Steve Salzman KDJE/Little Rock, AR* OM /PD: Matt Bahan OM /PD: Dave Richards APD: Julie Evans APD: Ryan Castle WKZQ /Myrtle Beach, SC PD: Boomer OM: Sonny Victory WZOR/Green Bay, WI* PD: Jeff Petterson OM /PD: Mark McKinney KRQR/Chico, CA WMMR /Philadelphia, PA* /Cleveland, PD: Joe Calgaro MD: Adam Peterson WKRK OH* MD: Mase Brazelle KNDD /Seattle, WA* OM: Chad Perry PD: Bill Weston WHBZ /Sheboygan, WI PD: Dominic APD: Cutter Nardella PD: Mike Kaplan PD: Neil Randall APD: Chuck Damico PD: Ron Simonet MD: Borna Velic WROX /Norfolk, VA* APD /MD: Andrew Harms WLRS /Louisville, KY* MD: Sean "The Rabbi" Tyszler MD: Dave Nelson OM: George Lindsey WARQ/Columbia, SC* OM /PD: Jay Michaels KILO/Colorado Springs, CO* WXQR/Greenville, NC* PD: Dave Stewart KQRA /Springfield, MO* PD: Ross Ford KUPD/Phoenix, AZ* WRBR /South Bend, IN MD: Matt Lee OM: Mark McKinney KHBZ/Oklahoma City, OK* PD: Kristen Bergman MD: Jack Mehoff WTFX/Louisville, KY* PD /MD: Larry McFeelie PD: Tommy Carroll PD: Wes Styles OM: Tom Travis MD: Shadow Williams PD: Charlie Steele APD: Maximus MD: Frank Webb WWCD /Columbus, OH* PD: Jeff Blackburn KNCN/Corpus Christi, TX* KDDX/Rapid City, SD Randy WTPT/Greenville, SC* OM: Malloy KPNT /St. Louis, MO* OM /PD: Paula Newell OM/PD: Jim Kallas KHTQ/Spokane, WA* PD: Andy "Andyman" Davis OM /PD: Mark Hendrix WJRR /Orlando, FL* PD: Tommy Mattern APD /MD: Monte Montana KFMX /Lubbock, TX PD /MD: Barry Bennett MD: Twisted Todd PD: Rick Everett APD: Kyle Guderian OM /PD: Wes Nessmann KDOT/Reno, NV* APD: Kris Siebers KDGE/Dallas, TX* MD: Scott Rizzuto KEGUDallas, TX* OM: Jim McClain 0M /PD: Vince Richards WQXA/Harrisburg, PA* WRFF/Philadelphia, PA* OM: Vince Richards WJJO /Madison, WI* PD /MD: Jaye Patterson WLZX /Springfield, MA* APD: Chris Ryan OM /PD: Ken Carson OM: Thea Mitchem WKRUSyracuse, NY* PD: Chris Ryan PD: Randy Hawke PD/MD: Courtney Quinn PD /MD: John Allers PD: Nixon APD /MD: Blake Patton KRXQ /Sacramento, CA* WCCC/Hartford, CT* WXEG/Dayton, OH* APD: Wendy Rollins KBPI /Denver, CO* OM/PD: Jim Fox KZRQ/Springfield, MO* Tony PD: Michael Picozzi OM: Tilford WSUN/Tampa, FL* PD: Willie B. KFRQ /McAllen, TX* OM: Valorie Knight PD: Steve Kramer APD /MD: Mike Karolyi KEDJ /Phoenix, AZ* PD: Shark APD /MD:Aaron "Double A" Montel) OM /PD: Mike Quinn WKQZ/Saginaw, MI5 PD: Simon Nytes MD: Matt Jericho PD: Bruce St. James PD: Roser WAMX/Huntington, WV APD/MD: Tim Virgin WRWK/Toledo, OH* WRIF/Detroit, MI* KBRE/Merced, CA APD /MD: Matt Bingham WXTB/Tampa, FL* PD /MD: Erik Raines KTCUDenver, CO* PD: Dan McClintock OM /PD: Doug Podell PD/MD: Jason LaChance OM: Brad Hardin PD: Nerf APD: Robin Wilds WXDX/Pittsburgh, PA* APD /MD: Carolyn Stone APD/MD: Mark Pennington WZBH /Salisbury, MD PD: Double Down MD: Eric "Bonet'" Clouse Mike Killabrew OM /PD: John Moschitta KXXR/Minneapolis, MN* OM: Sue Timmons APD: WRIT/Huntsville, AL* KFMA/Tucson, AZ* KLAQ /EI Paso, TX* OM: Dave Hamilton PD: Sean McHugh CIMX/Detroit, MI5 OM /PD: Lee Reynolds NY WCYY /Portland, ME* PD: Matt Spry OM /PD: Courtney Nelson PD: Wade Linder MD: Chris Steele WKLUUtica, PD: Vince Cannova APD /MD: Clay Sanders Pablo PD: Nixon PD: Herb Ivy MD: Chris Firmage APD/MD: Glenn Garza APD /MD: MD: Jay Hudson MD: Brian James KZZQ /Salt Lake City, UT* WRXW /Jackson, MS* KMYZ/Tulsa, OK* WGBF/Evansville, IN WRAT/Monmouth, NJ* PD: Kayvon Motiee KFMW/Waterloo, IA KXNA/Fayetteville, AR PD /MD: Brad Stevens KNRK /Portland, OR* PD: Kenny Wall OM/PD: Mike Sanders OM /PD: Carl Craft APD/MD: Roger Orton OM /PD: Michael Cross PD: Dave Jackson APD /MD: Robyn Lane PO: Mark Hamilton APD /MD: Slick Nick WWDC /Washington, DC* WRZK /Johnson City, TN* KISS /San Antonio, TX* WBSX/Wilkes Barre, PA* KFRR/Fresno, CA* PD /MD: Scott Onks WBRU /Providence, RI* OM: Thea Mitchem WWBN/Flint, MI* WCLG /Morgantown, WV PD /MD: LA Lloyd PD/MD: James McKay PD: Jason Squires Jeff Miller OM: Mark Stachowski PD: Dave Wellington OM: J. Patrick OM /PD: APD/MD: Ryan Oldfield PD: Wendell Clough APD: Dave Hennessy PD: Brian Beddow KQRC/Kansas City, MO* KIOZ/San Diego, CA* KATS/Yakima, WA APD: Tom Ghiden MD: Greg Roche APD/MD: Tony LaBrie OM /PD: Bob Edwards WBUZ/Nashville, TN* PD /MD: Shauna Moran -Brown OM /PD: Ron Harris MD: Paul Marshall WJBX/Ft. Myers, FL* MD: Nick Castillo OM /PD: Troy Hanson PD: Matt Johnson WPBZ/West Palm Beach, FL* KRZR /Fresno, CA* OM: Dean Warfield KURQ /San Luis Obispo, CA WWIZ/Youngstown, OH* APD: Anthony "Roach" Proffitt KRZQ/Reno, NV* PD: John O'Connell OM/PD: Paul Wilson WNFZ/Knoxville, TN* APO: Zigz OM/PD: Mark Mitchell OM /PD: Scott Kennedy MD: Jeff Zito OM: Mark Keefe APD /MD: Ross Mahoney APD/MD: Skippy OM: Terry Gillingham PD: Shane Cox PD: Melanie Flores KATT/Oklahoma City, OK* KXFX/Santa Rosa, CA* APD /MD: Valerie Hale WGRD/Grand Rapids, MI5 MD: Chris Payne WSFM /Wilmington, NC WBYR /Ft. Wayne, IN* OM /PD: Chris Baker PD /MD: Scott Less OM /PD: Jerry Tarrants PD/MD: Mike Kennedy APD/MD: Stiller MD: Jake Daniels KOMP/Las Vegas, NV* WDYL /Richmond, VA* Music Choice Rock /Satellite PD: John Griffin WXNR/Greenville, NC* PD: Mojo PD: Justin Prager MD: Carlota OM: Bruce Simel MD: Gary Susalis MD: Blando Monitored Reporters

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'I thought How did your time away from radio z.ter your radio perspective? reached I discovered that radio doesn't really connect with everyone, a significant segment of people. For 22 years I but as a thought radio reached everyone, but the past two regular radio years have given me a different opinion. As a reg- consumer, ular radio consumer, I found that it wasn't as fore- found that it front on my mind as I expected. People are consuming music more than ever, Dave Rossi brings adventurous spirit to new Live 100.5 /Birmingham wasn't as forefront on yet they are relying on radio less to find out about my mind as it.That has to change, not only for what I am try- ing with this station but with radio across the I expected.' Radio For Music Lovers board. WWMM is going to do the work and -Dave Rossi scour the universe for new and exciting music, and the best of the best will be on our radio sta- tion.We intend to be the voice of authority when it comes to music.

How do you see this as an opportunity for radio? There are many great artists out there that aren't getting much radio airplay and yet they can come John Schoenberger into town and sell out shows and sell records. [email protected] Hopefully it's those artists' fans that we can add to the audience base. dave Rossi has always been something of a programming mav- Whatever people are used to from radio, we are erick, first with the adult -oriented alternative WAVF/ trying to do the exact opposite. In a way, we're Charleston, S.C., which he programmed from 1987 to 1996 going back to the 1970s: We want to recapture (and again from 2003 to 2006) and then the genre -bending that sense of adventure and musical discovery. alternative WRAX /Birmingham from 1996 through the end Has Birmingham changed that much from your of 2001. After a couple of years working on the label and artist WRAX days? management side, Rossi returned to the programming chair with the Aug. 15 Birmingham is a deceptively big town.The metro launch of Citadel triple A WWMM (Live 100.5) /Birmingham. is almost 900,000 and the TSA is approaching 2 million. Plus, our signal also blasts into Tuscaloosa, Rossi is approaching the job with a broader The early response has been amazing -much birmingham's modern music which is a big college town. But as Birmingham perspective this time, believing that "some of stronger than when we first launched WRAX continues to grow I think it has pretty much kept the best new artists with the best new songs are back in the '90s, which ultimately exceeded an 8 Music Monitor the same lifestyle and social foundation. When doing it more or less on their own today. I saw share in the market. That's where I first met and Oct. 3, 11 a.m. people come to Birmingham, they adapt to the this firsthand the past couple of years. Smart hired Scott Register and launched his "Reg's Matt Nathanson, city pretty quickly. programmers need to get in touch with that Coffeehouse" show [see story, below]. Reg is the "Falling Apart" Having said that, Birmingham is a big music part of what's happening and bring it into their one who got Gigi to consider a unique approach Augustana, "Sweet town. In some ways I would put it on the same radio stations." and mentioned my name in the first place. and Low" level as Austin or Nashville. I give much of that R &R talked further with Rossi on program- Goo Goo Dolls, "Big credit to the University ofAlabama's college sta- ming Live 100.5. Is WAVF your template for this new station? Machine" tion, WVUA in Tuscaloosa, which has always In many ways it is WAVF circa 1993 -94. With Red Hot Chili Peppers, championed new music. I'll go even further and What got you back into programming? Live 100.5, we are adventurous, but we are also "Dani California" say that college radio has played a very impor- I first talked with Citadel /Birmingham GM aware that we're trying to attract a female -lean- G. Love & Special tant role in supporting and exposing new music Gigi South on July 15, and a month later we ing adult audience. We are going to pick from Sauce, "Wontcha all over the Southeast. This is where many folks were on our way. Originally she reached out to a variety of genres; this time we will be a Come Home" in the South developed the penchant for musi- me just to get my perspective on Birmingham hybrid of triple A with some alternative and The Sundays, "Wild cal discovery that they have carried into their and WRAX, but one thing led to another and adult contemporary flavor. Birmingham is a Horses" adult lives. Citadel made it very intriguing for me to come pop -leaning market and we need to keep that My Morning Jacket, and do Live 100.5. in mind. "I'm Amazed" WWMM sounds like a station you personally love INXS, "Devil Inside" listening to. Fiona Apple, We are all music lovers here, and we thrive on A Local Touchstone "Criminal" turning others on to what we have discovered. Donavon Frankenreiter, The key is to get the music lover out there to In the winter of 1997, "Reg's Coffee House," "I have always thought of Scott's show as "Hit the Ground interact with us and then make sure we are lis-

hosted 3y Scott Register, debuted on our secret weapon, and I am thrilled that it's Running" tening and reacting to them. alternative WRAX/Birmingham. It has again on a station that is a natural fit," Cracker, "Low" Sometimes people in the industry view triple remained on the air at various stations WWMM PD Dave Rossi says. " ' Reg's Lenka, "The Show" A as a dumping ground for music that can't be since, row calling WWMM (Live Coffeehouse' has been on in the mar- Son Volt, "Route" played anywhere else, but I see it in a more pos- 100.5) home. With his day job at the ket for 12 years now. People know him Paolo Nutini, "Jenny itive light. It is the format that has fewer musical Coalitio-i of Independent Music Stores, and trust him. His show is a great ref- Don't Be Hasty" boundaries, and each station has a broad variety

Registe- stays in front of the musical erence paint for Live 100.5, and I hope to of artists and songs to choose from to fit the mar- curve with album advances and exposure to up- expand Reg's presence on the station very Source: Station log ket it is serving. I see it as a great opportunity for and- coning artists. soon." JS our radio station and a way to help artists get on the right path to successful careers. R&R

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www.americanradiohistory.com COLDPLAY'S "LOST!," THE GROUP'S 12TH TOP 10 AND THIRD FROM "VIVA LA VIDA OR DEATH AND ALL HIS FRIENDS;' VAULTS 10 -4. THE SET IS THE QUARTET'S &R. TRIPLE A THIRD CONSECUTIVE STUDIO COLLECTION, FOLLOWING R "A RUSH OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD" AND "X &Y, TO WIN ¡ ;11- = C O W E R E D BY nielsen PRODUCE THREE TRIPLE A TOP 10s. DIGITAL DOWNLOADS

a Il NIELSEN BDS NEW AND ACTIVE w5 ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK ARTIST ARTIST PLAYS TITLE /LABEL /GAIN TITLE /LABEL /GAIN O.A.R. NO.1(2 WKS) KEANE 122/91 TRACY CHAPMAN 95/31 I 16 526 -40 2.102 4 SHATTERED (TURN THE CAR AROUND) EVERFINE/ATLANTIURRP The Lovers Are Losing Sing For You COUNTING CROWS (Interscope) (Atlantic) 2 2 17 486 -24 2.012 5 COME AROUND DGUGEFFEN/INTERSCOPE TOTAL STATIONS: 17 TOTAL STATIONS: 10 SNOW PATROL 4 431 +26 2.672 2 AUGUSTANA 117/20 AMY MACDONALD 87/25 TAKE BACK THE CITY POLYDOR/FiCTION/GEFFENRMERSCOPE o I Still Ain't Over You Mr. Rock & Roll COLDPLAY (Epic) (Decca) 7 403 +54 1.831 6 o LOST! CAPITOL TOTAL STATIONS: 12 TOTAL STATIONS: 7 BECK 14 400 +19 2.153 3 KINGS OF LEON 113/45 R.E.M. 86/19 o ORPHANS DGC/INTERSCOPE ARTIST NEW Sex On Fire Until The Day Is Done DONAVON FRANKENREITER TITLE / LABEL STATIONS (RCA/RMG) (Warner Bros.) 6 14 379 -28 1.260 12 LIFE, LOVE & LAUGHTER LOST HIGHWAY RYAN ADAMS & THE TOTAL STATIONS:" 9 TOTAL STATIONS: 11 PRETENDERS CARDINALS 4 9 373 +5 1.820 7 MISSY HIGGINS 112/2 TV ON THE RADIO 71/10 o BOOTS OF CHINESE PLASTIC SHANGRI -LA Fix It Where I Stood Crying SARAH MCLACHLAN (Lost Highway) 8 8 368 -15 1.198 13 KPRI, WRNX, WXRT, WZEW (eleven: /Reprise) (Interscope) U WANT ME 2 ARISTA/RMG TOTAL STATIONS: 8 TOTAL STATIONS: 8 9 COLDPLAY 112 THE KILLERS 4 20 365 -71 2.901 1 VIVA LA VIDA CAPITOL Human TRISTAN PRETTYMAN 96/1 KAISER CHIEFS 70/13 Hello Never Miss A Beat ERIC HUTCHINSON (Island/IDJMG) 13 355 +22 1.071 17 KFOG, KPRI, KPTL, WRNX (Virgin /Capitol) (B- Unique/Universal Motown] ROCK & ROLL LETS BREAK/WARNER BROS. TOTAL STATIONS: 10 TOTAL STATIONS: 7 GAVIN ROSSDALE ='

DUFFY JACK JOHNSON FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 12, 2008 159 163 124 170 MERCY (MERCURY / IDJMG) HOPE (BRUSHFIRE/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC) LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. 31 triple A stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a DEATH CAB FOR CUTTE EDDIE VEDDER 158 156 121 124 day, 7 days a week. Indicator chart comprised of 52 reporters. I WILL POSSESS YOUR HEART (ATLANTIC) HARO SUN (MONKEY WRENCH /J/RMG) --.- 6 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

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8 RAY LAMONTAGNE YOU ARE THE BEST THING RCA/RED 579 RODNEY CROWELL 425 +21 2591 SEX AND GASOLINE WORK SONGNEP ROC 5 COLDPLAY LOST! CAPITOL 513 KASEY CHAMBERS & SHANE NICHOLSON 42: -7 2855 e RATTLIN' BONES SUGAR HILL 10 MICHAE- FRANTI & SPEARHEAD SAY HEY (I LOVE YOU) BOOBOO WAX/ANTI- /EPITAPH 504 OLD CROW MEDICINE SHOW 376 +46 1430 TENNESSEE PUSHER NETTWERK o 9 PRETENDERS BOOTS OF CHINESE PLASTIC SHANGRI-LA 493 CARRIE RODRIGUEZ 36 -30 3780 SHE AIN'T ME BACK PORCH /MANHATTAN /CAPITOL

6 BRETT CENNEN FEAT. FEMI KUTI MAKE YOU CRAZY DOWNTOWN/ DUALTONE 413 36- +9 1859 o PEACE QUEER AIMLESS FRIENDS LUONDA WILLIAMS REAL LOVE LOST HIGHWAY 410 LITTLE FEAT AND 35- +7 3303 JOIN THE BAND 429/SLG

2 RYAN ADAMS & THE CARDINALS FIX IT LOST HIGHWAY 386 CHRIS KNIGHT 33E -25 3005 o HEART OF STONE DRIFTER'S CHURCH WILUAMS 8 11 DAR WIILIAMS rrsALRIGHT RAZOR & TIE 385 LUCINDA 308 +65 1077 LITTLE HONEY LOST HIGHWAY

3 SNOW PATROL TAKE BACK THE CITY POLYOOR/FICTION/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE 370 THE BAND OF HEATHENS 30`. -24 7674 o THE BAND OF HEATHENS BOH

7 DEATH GAB FOR CUTTE CATH... ATLANTIC 353 DARRELL SCOTT 29: -19 3110 o MODERN HYMNS APPLESEED THE BUFFALO 11 15 B ECK OR°HANS DGUINTERSCOPE 347 DONNA 25E -26 3588 SILVERLINED SUGAR HILL

12 16 DONAVO FRANKENREITER LIFE, LOVE & LAUGHTER LOST HIGHWAY 324 BRUCE ROBISON 25C +19 1888 THE NEW WORLD PREMIUM

13 7 JJ GREY& MOFRO ORANGE BLOSSOMS ALLIGATOR 310 MICKY AND THE MOTORCARS 23c +7 1980 NAIVE SMITH THE DUHKS 9 B OB DYLAN DREAMIN' OF YOU COLUMBIA 297 -4 22E -25 2467 FAST PACED WORLD SUGAR HILL KELLY 2 DAVID BYRNE & BRIAN ENO STRANGE OVERTONES TODO MUNDO 296 RECKLESS 258 -32 6491 BULLETPROOF YEP ROC

5 BEN FOLDS FEAT. REGINA SPEKTOR You DON'T KNOW ME EPIC 294 HAYES CARLL 20S +1 11179 e TROUBLE IN MIND LOST HIGHWAY JOHN HIATT 6 INGRID MICHAELSON BE OK CABIN 24 /ORIGINAL SIGNAURED 284 7 20; -38 8088 SAME OLD MAN NEW WEST

5 SARAH MCLACHLAN UWANTME2 ARISTA/RMG 274 ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO 167 +3 7433 0 REAL ANIMAL BACK PORCH /MANHATTAN /CAPITOL TAJ MAHAL 12 COUNTIIG CROWS COME AROUND DGC/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE 271 164 +5 626 o MAESTRO HEADS UP /CMG JOAN BAEZ 2C 14 DELTA S3IRIT TRASHCAN ROUNDER 267 2C 182 -16 1501 DAY AFTER TOMORROW RAZOR & TIE GIRLS GUNS & GLORY 8 BLUES TRAVELER YOU, ME AND EVERYTHING VERVE FORECASTNERVE 257 21 174 -8 3946 m INVERTED VALENTINE GIRLS GUNS & GLORY HONEYBROWNE CALEXICD TWO SILVER TREES QUARTERSTICK 254 173 0 2923 0 MILE BY MILE SMITH PRETENDERS 23 O.A.R. SMATTERED (TURN THE CAR AROUND) EVERFINE/ATLANTIURRP 253 172 +40 688 0 BREAK UP THE CONCRETE SHANGRI-LA DAN TYMINSKI 24 11 CONOR OBERST SAUSALITO MERGE 234 2L 1:1 -23 3314 WHEELS ROUNDER J.J. GREY AND MOFRO THE KILLERS HUMAN ISLAND/IDJMG 232 25 1:1 -12 1079 ORANGE BLOSSOMS ALLIGATOR

CALEXICO +2 AUGUSTILNA I STILL AIN'T OVER YOU EPIC 231 1704 1178 o CARRIED TO DUST QUARTERSTICK YARN KAISER CHIEFS NEVER MISS A BEAT B-UNIQUE/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN 210 161 +37 336 0 EMPTY POCKETS YARN GRAYSON CAPPS & THE STUMPKNOCKERS AMOS LIE WHAT'S BEEN GOING ON BLUE NOTE/CAPITOL 207 153 +1 410 o ROTE-N -ROLL HYENA JERRY DOUGLAS OASIS TRE SHOCK OF THE LIGHTNING BIG BROTHER/REPRISE 200 29 148 -5 918 GLIDE KOCH DIGNEY FIGNUS JAKOB LYLAN WILL RGROW STARBUCKS/COLUMBIA 193 3C 147 -19 939 TALK OF THE TOWN FIGTONE

WEHM KTBG, WBJB, Adult Alternative, WCNR, BOB DYLAN 10 RYAN ADAMS AXTON CHARLIE HADEN KEANE 8 WDST, WTMD WAPS, WEXT The Lovers Are Tell Tale Signs: The AND THE KINCAID 6 FAMILY & SUSAN CARDINALS 8 Silver Dollars FRIENDS 5 Losing TEDESCHI 6 RYAN ADAMS DAVID BYRNE Bootleg Series Vol. 8 Cardinology (Free Dirt) Rambling Boy (Interscope) True & THE & BRIAN ENO 4 (Columbia) (Lost Highway) KOHO, KTAO, KYSL, (Verve CARDINALS 5 Strange Overtones (Decca) Music Choice Adult LUCINDA JENNY LEWIS 6 Forecast /Verve) Fix It (Todo Mundo) Alternative, WAPS, WILLIAMS 8 VARIOUS Acid Tongue PRETENDERS 5 KLRR, KROK, (Lost Highway) CMX Folk Rock, WEHM, WOCM, Little Honey ARTISTS 6 (Warner Bros.) Break Up The WBJB, WFPK, KCLC, KORB, KNBA, KORB, WRSI, WTYC WTYD (Lost Highway) houe Ranch Record Concrete WNCW, WYEP WNCW, WTYD JENNY LEWIS 3 (New West) (Shangri-La) THE KILLERS 6 THE TRACY Carpetbaggers YARN RODNEY Human FIREMAN 6 CHAPMAN 4 (Warner Bros.) (Island/IDJMG) Empty Pockets CROWELL 3 Sing The Changes Sing For You CMX Folk Rock, KDBB, KPND, Music (Yam) Sex And Gasoline (ATO /RED) (Atlantic) Music Choice Adult Choke Adult .Work Song/Yep Roc) KOHO, KOZT, KBAC, Music Choice Alternative, WDST Alternative, WAPS, =OF WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 12, 2008 FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 12, 2008

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'As we see a serious disagreement about that, and we have got the numbers, to come together on this point before we go live;' something is Hinson said, adding that the Spanish Radio Assn. obviously research team is not endorsing the PPM as it stands. very wrong with the mechanics.' Tougher Sell Declining audience shares and rising costs will only -Isabella Sánchez Concerns raised by Hispanic and urban radio and ad execs during make Hispanic and urban radio harder to sell, Sánchez said. "The fact that radio was less expensive the R &R Convention resonate following PPM rollout was helping us sell radio.When I go to a client and say, `Hey, radio is twice as expensive as TV,' radio is not going to get in these media plans.And that's why United They Stood we're so concerned." Even top -rated Hispanic and urban stations have to fight to get on a buy, Levingston said. "In NewYork in the diary, I was No.

1 and my competitor was No. 3, [tropical] WSKQ was No. 4 and [Latin pop] WPAT No. 5. We fight like hell to get more than one of us on a buy and that's when we're in the top five. It's very important to realize that we're talking about the life of your sta- Jackie Madrigal tions, because if you're not the dominant station in [email protected] the market, you fall off existence when you fall to the second tier." espite repeated calls by Hispanic and urban broadcasters and ad Unity and accountability among African- agencies for a delay in the PPM rollout, Arbitron went ahead and American and Hispanic broadcasters and Arbitron in commercialized the new ratings service in eight new markets Oct. a PPM environment are important, Kizart said, as 6, two days ahead of schedule. Now, as the industry sifts through long as they're more than hollow promises. "There the numbers, which show declining ratings for numerous has to be real follow -up and follow-through with respect to making things happen," he said. "When it Hispanic and urban stations (see story, below), concerns raised by comes to the survival of African-American and radio andd advertising execs during a key R &R Convention session last month and Latino broadcasters, there's an alarm at the gate," other forums carry even greater resonance. Chief among those concerns is whether Kizart Kizart said, "and that alarm is very real." lily! the PPM accurately measures listening and the very "mechanics" of the service.

Broadcasters and ad agencies showed a unified are here to offer research that provides you the abil- Mixed Bag front against the rollout during the Sept. 18 R &R ity to offer that accountability." session in Austin, which included Border Media Results have been mixed for urban 3.2 -2.9 in its core 18-34 demo. Partners president Jeff Hinson, Assn. of Hispanic and Hispanic stations in the eight On the flip side, Clear Channel's Advertising Agencies PPM Council chairwoman Not There Yet markets where Arbitron released Chicago urban outlets were hit hard, and Tapestry VP /managing director Isabella In theory, Sánchez said, the PPM will be more pre- PPM ratings Oct. 6. Among the with "Steve Harvey" on urban WGCI Sánchez, Inner City/New York VP /GM Deon cise than diaries but it's not quite there yet. "As we success stories are the nationally falling from first place in the diary Levingston, Interep seniorVP /director of urban mar- see the numbers, something is obviously very wrong syndicated "Steve Harvey Morning survey to tie for 12th among 18 -34 keting Sherman Kizart and ArbitronVP ofmulticul- with the mechanics," Sánchez said. But Carneiro Show," which ranked No.1 in its in the September PPM report and tural business affairs Clara Carneim.The session was noted that the PPM not only represents an target 25 -54 audience on from second to rank outside moderated by Bustos Media VP of national sales advancement in measurement technology over the flagship station Inner City the top 15 in 25 -54. Angie Balderas. paper diary but also involves several important urban AC WBLS /New WGCI was No.125 -54 in "United We Stand in a PPM World" panelists methodological improvements. "And I might add York, and the the spring diary survey but agreed that electronic audience measurement is a that since the pause we made back in October syndicated "Piolín Por La now ranks 15th in the demo, positive step forward for the radio industry, as long [when Arbitron put further PPM rollout on hold for Mañana," which led with 18- tumbling 6.2 -2.8. as "we get data that's good data," Levingston said. nine months], you can see a dramatic improvement to 34 -year -olds in morning drive on In New York, all Latin stations With broadcasters eating a 66% price hike from in discrete demos in terms of sample size as well." regional Mexican took a dive, but most significant Arbitron for the service, "we should expect On Oct. 7,Arbitron provided an update on those WOJO /Chicago. were Univision Radio's Latin rhythm accountability from Arbitron, and accountability sample size improvements. On average, across PPM Entravision's Spanish adult hits WCAA, which fell 3.8-1.712+ and should start from day one," Kizart said. Promising markets for the September 2008 reports released KLYY/Riverside, a station with a 5.9- 2.618 -34. Regional Mexican to fix defects by 2009 or 2010 is not good enough, Oct. 6, Arbitron said it was exceeding its Hispanic weak signal in the Los Angeles WQBU dipped 1.1- 0.612 +, 3.0 -1.5 he added. persons 6+ and older sample target by 21 %, its metro, is up from 0.912+ in the 18 -34 and 1.3 -0.6 25 -54. "United we stand" is an important concept that Hispanic Spanish -dominant sample target by 43% spring '08 L.A. diary survey to 2.0 In L.A., "Piolín Por La Mañana" Arbitron wants to embrace, Carneiro said. "We and its black persons 6+ sample target by 15 %. in the September PPM report. The on Univision regional Mexican

want to be united with our customers and servic- Among the 18 -34 demo, the average performance station also rose 1.1 -3.1 in 18 -34 and KSCA -which ranked No.112 +,18- ing [their needs]," she said. The transition to the across the nine markets was 95% of the sample tar- 1.2 -2.5 in 25 -54 in the same period. 34 and 25 -54 in the last four sur- PPM will be difficult, she added, and requires uni- get. By race /ethnicity, black persons 18 -34 averaged Also in L.A., Spanish Broadcasting veys, except winter '08 when it was fied efforts, understanding the concerns and 97% of target and Hispanics 18 -34 averaged 112% System's regional Mexican KLAX No. 3 in 12+ -fell to second place in addressing them. `But ultimately the boss that we of target. saw slight increases, 3.2 -3.3 in 12+ 12+ and third in the other two all serve is the advertiser, and there is a need for "I applaud Arbitron for making changes and get- and 4.7-4.9 in 18 -34, while demos in the September PPM accountability. Advertisers want accountability ting closer, but we're still far apart in how we view Entravision's Latin pop KSSE rose report. Jackie Madrigal and from their agencies, and agencies are going to if we're actually getting accurate listening coming out 1.6- 2.012 +. However, it declined Darnella Dunham demand accountability from broadcasters. And we of PPM," Hinson said at the R &R panel. "There's

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www.americanradiohistory.com PESADO POSTS ITS SIXTH TOP 10 AND FIP.. =T SINCE "A CHILLARA OTRA PARTE" IN 2005, AS "OJAL"'' &R. HURTLES 19 -9 [UP 137 PLAYS). THE BAND HAS 3LACED REGIONAL MEXICAN 25 TITLES ON THE LIST BEGINNING WITH THE h J. 8

R 1 "ESO ME GUSTA" IN 1996. IT NOTCHED ITS SOL= NO. 11CISC11 POWERED BY TO DATE WITH "OJALÁ QUE TE MUERAS" IN 20J4.

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ALACRANES MUSICAL NO. 1 (5 WKS) ISABELA 308/22 D EZATADOS 197/42 1 li 12 1708 -15 13.294 2 DAMETUAM3R FONOVISA Mis Ojo Lloran Por Ti Un Beso LOS PIKADIENTES DE CABORCA (Dsa) (Disc) 14 1699 +62 13.775 1 LA CUMBIA IEL RIO SONY BMG NORTE TOTAL STATIONS: 23 TOTAL STATIONS: 17 LA ARROLLADORA BANDA EL LIMON IC 1514 +77 10.539 5 LOS CREADOREZ DEL LOS ORIGINALES Y QUE QUEDI CLARO DISA/EDIMONSA PASITO DURANGUENSE DE SAN JUAN 191/8 LOS DAREVES DE LA SIERRA DE ALFREDO RAMIREZ 273/34 Alineando Cabritos 33 1454 -46 11.147 3 HASTA ELOIR DE HOY 0154 SI Yo Fuera Otro (EMI Televisa) (D sa/Edimonsa) TOTAL STATIONS: 14 VICENTE FERNANDEZ 21 1386 +15 10.583 4 TOTAL STATIONS: 23 PARA SIEMPRE SONY BMG NORTE ARTIST NEW SERGIO VEGA 190/59 JULIO CHAIDEZ TITLE /LABEL STATIONS GERMAN MONTERO 244/49 Que Se Mueran Los saos 13 1093 -15 7.688 6 EL AMOR EN CARRO ASL CUISILLOS 10 Pensando En Ti (Sony BMG Norte) (Fonovisa) TOTAL STATIONS: 23 JENNI RNERA Aunque Tengas La Razon 1024 +119 7.127 7 TOTAL STATIONS: 26 CULPABLE 0 NOCENTE FONOVISA (Musart/Balb+a) B ANDA PACHUCO 176/53 KDUT, KIWI, KJFA, KMQA, KRAY, KSKD, CUISILLOS CUISILLOS 222/222 Aunque Me Juzgu s-De Loco 24 884 -74 4.939 10 KTUZ, KWEI, KYQQ, WBZY VIVE Y DEJAN E VIVIR MUSART/BALBOA Aunque Tengas La Razon (Balboa/Musart) PESADO GRUPO MONTEZ DE DURANGO 6 (Musart/Balboa) TOTAL. STATIONS: 10 810 +137 3.273 23 15 OJALÁ ASL Espero TOTAL STATIONS: TITANES DE DURANGO 155/53 (Dina) CONJUN-O PRIMAVERA LABERINTO 219/8 El 810 +35 4.093 19 KGBT, KISF, I:RYP, KSAR, KWEI, WYMY Borracho SENTI FONOVISA La Soraya (Dina) MARCO ANTONIO SOUS EL POTRO DE SINALOA 6 (M Jsart/Balboa) TOTAL STATIONS: 12 5 801 +157 3.800 22 NO MOLESTA! FONOVISA Dejame Vacio TOTAL STATIONS: 15 GERMAN MONTERO (Musivisa) 37 762 -37 6.441 8 KIWI, KLBN, KMQA, ICONO, EXPO, KXTS AMANTES ESIONDIDOS UNIVISION ESPINOZA PAZ MARCO ANTONIO SOLIS 5 10 752 +21 5.663 9 EL PROXIMONIERNES ASL No Molestar JOAN SEBASTIAN (Fonovisa) 15 715 +31 4.264 15 KXPK SIGO VIVO MUSART/BALBOA KGBT, KLAX, KLHB, KSAR, LOS TEMERARIOS MS 5 20 707 -43 4.452 12 BANDA SI TU TE VAS FONOVISA EI Mechon BANDA EL RECODO (ASL) 9 702 -42 4386 13 NO HAY NOVDAD FONOVISA KBNO, KBUE, KLAX, KLVO, XHTY BANDA NACHOS 8 668 +26 4.331 14 EL COYOTE 5 NO HAY PROEEMA SONY BMG NORTE Cita Con Un Invento GRUPO MONTEZ DE DURANGO AIRPOWER (Musivisa) 3 667 +145 4.135 17 ESPERO DISA KOUT, KGBT, KMQA, KSKD, KYQQ INTOCABLE 25 660 -55 2.808 29 LOS TUCANES DE TIJUANA 5 TU ADIOS NO MATA EMI TELEVISA 5e Fue MI Amor PATRULLA 81 (Musivisa) 17 646 -77 3.844 20 LOS REPROCHES DEL VIENTO DISA KGBT, KJFA, KSKD, KXTS, WLEY LOS RIELEROS DEL NORTE 26 588 -93 4313 18 PESADO 4 A PUNTO DE LORAR FONOVISA Okla LOS NOBLEZA DE AGUIULLA (A51-) 17 584 -2 1.544 CON MENTIRA: NO SIMON KENO, KISF, KMQA, XHTY EL CHAPS DE SINALOA 2 523 +167 2.994 26 LALO MORA 4 MALDITO LICOR BISA El Asalta Cunas CARDENALES DE NUEVO LEON (Disa/Edimonsa) 4 512 +50 2.863 27 YA LOSE ASL KESO, KLVO, KMYX, KSAH CUISILLOS EL TIGRILLO PALMA Aunque Tengas La Ras"' (Musart/Balboa) 9 511 0 2.740 30 INTOCABLE 4 +44, +32, F Yyl +20, KRAY +16, EL BAZUCAZO FONOVISA KSKD KW El T/, KOUT Llevame En Tu Viaje KT1JZ+16, KJFA+13, KYQQ+T3, IaIQA+7, WBZY +7 EL POTRO DE SINALOA (EMI Televisa) 461 +98 4.709 11 DEJAME VACIC MUSIVISA KOND, KSCA, WLEY, XHTY EL CHAPO DE SINALOA FIDEL RUEDA 11 439 -62 1.267 Maldito Licor (Dina) NO PUEDO PEIDONARTE FONOVISA KROM +26, KSCH T/, KCMT +15, a PK +14, KBNO +11, LOS RIELEROS DEL NORTE IKLBN +IQ KIWI +Xl, KSAH +9, X-4 +9, KRAM +9 2 427 +78 2.261 33 AUXILIO FONOVISA LOS TIGRES DEL NORTE MARCO ANTONIO SOLIS 7 407 -19 0.956 - SANGRE CALIBRE FONOVISA No Molestar (Fonovisa) K GBT +22, KLAX +20.KSKD 113,KIPK PKLEB +TL EL CUERO Y SU BANDA CENTENARIO 400 +24 0.965 - WOJO 10, KSAB+9, KLVO +8, KCM +8, KR2Z+8 VEN TU A.R.C. BANDA M6 395 +92 3.843 21 GRUPO MONTEZ C_ DURANGO EL MECHON ASL Espero (Dina) LOS INQIIETOS DEL NORTE KGBT +20, WLEY +19, KDXX +T/, KWEI +15, KRYP +14, 1 373 -111 3.105 25 LA BORRACHEIA EAGLE KBNO 42, KISF 42, KSAH 12, X112 +10, WYMY +10 LALO MOLA 371 +35 2.037 35 EL ASALTA CUNAS DISA/EDIMONSA PESADO SERGIO VEGA Ojala (ASL) 20 371 -50 4.192 16 MI BUEN AMANTE SONY BMG NORTE KBNO+15, KJFA+14, XHNZ+14, V+BCY+B, XH1Y+13, K ISF+12, KTUZ 11, KYQQ+9, KM +8, KRYP+7 K -PAZ DE LA SIERRA 18 365 -7 2.469 31 VOLVERE DISA/EDIMONSA ADDED AT... TIERRA CALI ,. _il 11 364 -48 1.792 40 KISF MAS ALLA DE LB DISTANCIA VENEMUSIC ió aks Las Vegas, NV FLEX 14 360 -38 1.769 - PO: Jose Ramcn Bravo TE QUIERO EMI TELEVISA LUZ RIOS = EATURING JOAN SEBASTIAN Los Cardenales De Nuevo Leon, Ya Lo Se, 13 329 +41 1.123 Pesado, Ojala, 13 AIRE LCR Grupo Montez De Durango, Espero, 12 ADAN ROMERO 318 +11 2.849 28 German Montero, Pensando En Ti, 7 SOLO UN DIA (5HORA TE AMO) LA SIERRA FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 12, 2008 FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: LEGEND: See lesend to charts in charts section for rules and ;rbol explanations. INTOCABLE Systems 24 310 +94 3.171 24 57 regional mexican stations electronically monitored by Nielsen Br.cast Data LLEVAME EN TL VIAJE EMI TELEVISA www.RadioandRecords.com hours a day, 7 days a week. CO 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. A. -ights reserved. REGIONAL MEXICAN MONITORED REPORTERS

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www.americanradiohistory.com TOBY LOVE MAKES THE CHART'S LARGEST POSITIONAL LEAP, AS "LLORAR LLOVIENDO" SOARS 40 -31. WITH THE &R® VAULT, THE SONG BESTS THE PEAK OF HIS LONE PREVIOUS R LATIN POP ENTRY, THE NO. 37 "TENGO UN AMOR" IN 2006. ON LATIN POWERED B Y IliClSCII RHYTHM, LOVE'S CURRENT HIT ROSE TO NO. 9 IN AUGUST. BDS

Il NIELSEN BDS NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE PROMOTION IMPRINT / LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE /LABEL /GAIN LUIS FON51 NO. 1(9 WKS) CALLE 13 FEAT. ZORRO VIEJO 122/12 1 5 1374 -23 14.541 1 NOME DOY POR VENCIDO UNIVERSAL LATINO CAFE TACUBA 147/86 Chica Especial ENRIQUE IGLESIAS No Hay Nadie Como Tu (NO 6 1165 -23 9.950 2 LLORO POR TI UNIVERSAL LATINO (Sony BMG Norte) TOTAL STATIONS: 4 TOTAL STATIONS: 11 REIK v.8 9 937 +111 7.006 8 IVY QUEEN 115/39 INOLVIDABLE SONY BMG NORTE MAKANO 136/36 Dime GLORIA TREVI Te Arno (Machete) 4 3 22 888 -45 7.992 - 6 CINCO MINUTOS UNIVERSAL LATINO (Panna) TOTAL STATIONS: 5 HA *ASH TOTAL STATIONS: 5 4 14 820 -33 6.798 9 ADRIANNA FOSTER 105/11 NO TE QUIERO NADA SONY BMG NORTE ARTIST NEW VICTOR & LEO 136/25 Pienso En Ti RICARDO ARJONA MOST INCREASED PLAYS TITLE / LABEL STATIONS Nada Es Normal (Viva) 9 2 802 +181 9.829 3 COMO DUELE WARNER LATINA (Sony BMG Norte) JUANES 5 TOTAL STATIONS. ._. 8 9 MANA Odio Por Amor TOTAL STATIONS: 741 -38 9.125 4 LUZ RIOS FEAT. SI NOTE HUBIERAS IDO WARNER LATINA (Universal Latino) JULIETA VENEGAS CON JOAN SEBASTIAN 99/33 JUANES MOST ADDED KAMA, KPSL, KQQK, KTCY, WVJP +100 GUSTAVO SANTAOLALLA 126/8 Aire ODIO POR AMOR UNIVERSAL LATINO 721 8.856 5 RICARDO ARJONA 4 Algun Dia (LCR) FRANCO DE VITA (Sony BMG Norte) TOTAL STATIONS 6 -.. 10 707. -10 7352 7 Como Duele MI SUENO SONY BMG NORTE (Warner Latina) TOTAL STATIONS: 7 ROSARIO 95/33 FLEX KAMA, KRIO, KSSE, XLTN 10 50 649 +11 5.994 11 ANGEL & KHRIZ 122/26 No Dudada TE QUIERO EMI TELEVISA RKM & KEN -Y 4 Na De Na (Universal Latino) ENRIQUE IGLESIAS (VI /Machete) TOTAL STATIONS: 4 12 36 552. +14 6.766 10 Te Regalo Amores DONDE ESTANCORAZON UNIVERSAL LATINO (Pina /Machete) TOTAL STATIONS: 11 CAMILA KAMA, KQQK, WIAC, WKAQ 11 17 516 -44 3.552 20 ME DA IGUAL SONY BMG NORTE FLEX 2 JUANES 13 42 503 -35 3.304 21 Te Quiero GOTAS DE AGUA DULCE UNIVERSAL LATINO (EMI Televise) JESSE & JOY KAMA, KJMN 16 6 485 +57 4360 14 ESTO ES LO QUE SOY WARNER LATINA AVENTURA 2 AVENTURA 18 19 484 +65 4.372 15 El Perdedor EL PERDEDOR PREMIUM LATIN (Premium Latin) MANA KAMA, KXXS 14 13 407 -65 2.860 23 ARDE EL CIELO WARNER LATINA TOBY LOVE 2 LA OREJA DE VAN GOGH 17 8 401 +12 3.783 18 Llorar Lloviendo EL ULTIMO VALS SONY BMG NORTE (Sony BMG Norte) MOTEL FEATURING PATY CANTU KQQK, WWVA 15 8 394 -53 3.270 22 DOS PALABRAS WARNER LATINA CALLE 13 FEAT. CAFE TACUBA 2 LUIS MIGUEL 20 28 367 +14 3.552 19 No Hay Nadle Comm Tu SI TUTE ATREVES WARNER LATINA (Sony BMG Norte) RKM & KEN-Y K5SE, KXXS 26 3 336 +43 2.482 28 TE REGALO AMORES PINA/MACHETE LUZ R1O5 FEAT. MOST FONSECA 23 7 296 -21 3.934 17 JOAN SEBASTIAN 2 ARROYITO EMI TELEVISA INCREASED Aire ALEJANDRO FERNANDEZ (LCR) PLAYS 22 12 296 -25 2.683 26 SIN CONSIDERACION SONY BMG NORTE KPSL, WPAT CNAVANNE 21 10 295 -56 5.581 12 GLORIA TREVI 2 AMOR INMORTAL SONY BMG NORTE Pruebamelo TOMMY TORRES 19 13 272 -86 2.596 27 (Universal Latino) TARDE O TEMPRANO WARNER LATINA KBMG, XAVO RICARDO ARJONA LOLA Como Duele (Warner Latina) 24 10 265 -38 1.966 37 XTREME SI MELE5AS EMI TELEVISA WVIV +22, WIAC +18, KRK) +18,10013 16, KAM) +5, Through That Window (Enamorado Estoy) WKAQ +14, KLVE +14, K55E +14, XLTN +14, WVJP+13 MARCO ANTONIO 50LI5 26 3 250 +33 4.113 16 (La Calle / Machete) NO MOLESTAR FONOVISA WRLX, WVIV REIK PLAYA LIMBO 13 218 -19 0.669 - (Sony BMG Norte) EL TIEMPO DE TI SONY BMG NORTE Inolvidable WKAQ +22, XAVO +5, XHPX 14, KBMG +13, KPSL +10, t 7 KALIMBA WVIV +8, KXXS +4 KLOL +S, WElD +5, KRIO +4 218 -69 0,476 - JAMAS SONY BMG NORTE EDDY LOVER JUANES 29 6 208 +17 1.904 38 LUNA MACHETE Odio Por Amor (Universal Latino) BETO CUEVAS KLOL +20, WVJP +18, WKAQ +15, KAMA +13, KSSE +W, 30 1 2 207 +26 2.425 30 KTCY +10, KQQK WAMR +5 VUELVO WARNER LATINA WRLX +8, KPSL +8, 8, TOBY LOVE 31 2 +54 1.607 40 CALLE 13 FEAT. CAFE TACUBA LLORAR LLOVIENDO SONY BMG NORTE ..202 No Hay Nadie Como Tu (Sony BMG Norte) VICENTE FERNANDEZ 32 17 195 +22 4.910 13 KQQK +27, KSSE +1Z KXXS +14, WVJP +9, WXYX PARA SIEMPRE SONY BMG NORTE W, WKAQ +3, WWVA +3, KAMA +2, KBMG +1 ERRE XI 33 11 188 +14 1.062 - CARITA BONITA MAS FLOW/MACHETE AVENTURA BELANOVA EI Perdedor (Premium Latin) 7 181 -22 0.668 - ONE, TWO, THREE, GAI (1, 2, 3 GO!) UNIVERSAL LATINO WIQA +5, KXXS +5, KLOL +13, KAMA +11, WMGE +8, +6y DADDY YANKEE WRLX +6, KQQK WAMR +4, WWVA +3, KRIO +2 35 169 +25 2.039 35 POSE EL CARTEL ADDED AT... LA SECTA ALISTAR 36 5 164 +10 2.109 33 KPSL NO PUEDES PARAR NO LITTLE FISH Bakersfield, CA KANY GARCIA 37 159 +59 2.197 32 ESTIGMA DE AMOR SONY BMG NORTE PD: Isidro Roman HECTOR ACOSTA Relk, Inolvidable, 10 159 -4 1.068 SIN PERDON VENEMUSIC Luz Rios Feat. Joan Sebastian, Aire, 9 Marco Antonio Solis, No Molestar, 9 TERCER CIELO FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 12, 2008 158 -15 2.203 31 Juanos, Odio Por Amor, 8 YO TE EXTRANARE RASA LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO Latin 17 tropical and 11 rhythm are electronically monitored by Nielsen KATY PERRY 31 pop, Latin stations 40 6 156 0 1.582 Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. © 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. I KISSED GIRL www.RadioandRecords.com A CAPITOL All rights reserved. TROPICAL & LATIN RHYTHM MONITORED REPORTERS TROPICAL WNUE /Orlando, FL WPRM /Puerto Rico WORC/Worcester, MA KLLE /Fresno, CA KVIB /Phoenix, AZ PD: Rafael Grullon PD: Jorge Pabon OM: Lilly Guzman PD: Al Sanchez PD: Bobby Ramos WEST /Allentown, PA MD: Jose Martinez PD: Andres Perez MD: Ramona Rivera APD: Mark Garcia WZNT Rico OM Jeffrey Maddox /Puerto APD /MD: Sergio Toribio PD: Tony Rodriguez WRUM /Orlando, FL PD: Pedro Arroyo WTLQ/Ft. Myers, FL WODA/Puerto Rico APD: Jay Miguel PD: Raymond Torres PD: Hector Velazquez OM: Jose Nelson WSPR/Springfield, MA LATIN RHYTHM PD/MD: Rogie Gallart WNNW /Boston, MA WEMG /Philadelphia, PA PD: Nelson Brudys KXOULos Angeles, CA KFZO /Dallas, TX OM Kevin Wright PD: Maria Del Pilar OM: Pio Ferro WVOZ/Puerto Rico WYUU/Tampa, FL OM: Andy Lockridge PD: Join-1y McKenzie PD: Jerry Pulles PD: Jamie Ortiz PA WUBA/Philadeiphia, OM: Mike Culotta APD: Alejandro Covarrubias MD: Edgar Diaz WLAT /Hartford, CT PD: Milca Madera PD: George Mier MD: Jesus Lopez WRTO /Miami, FL PD: Robbie "DJ" Trigueno MD: Carlos Jose Peralta OM: Loretta Anaya KVVZ /San Francisco, CA RI WKKB /Providence, KZZA /Dallas, TX PD: Walo Davila PD: Bismarck Espinoza WX.DJ /Miami, FL PD: Darvin Garcia WLZL/Washington, DC PD: Raquenell Villarreal PD: Gil() "Latino" Reyes PD: Aracely Rivera MD: Juan Tapia WCAA /New York, NY WPMZ/Providence, RI OM: Pete Manriquez WE KQ /New York, NY PD: Dilson Mendez, Jr. PD: Tony Santos PD Tcny Luna MD: DJ Kazzanova

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LIAS FONSI PC. MINIM IVY QUEEN NO. 1 (4 WKS) 1 14 +3 1.728 11 1 R 616 +52 7.703 1 NO ME DOY POR VENCIDO UNIVERSAL LATINO 376 DIME MACHETE ACOLESCENT'S ORQUESTA RKM & KEN -Y 6 16 313 +37 3.231 3 6 462 +74 6.013 2 EN .QUEL LUGAR KORFA/JNION o TE REGALO AMORES P NA/MACHETE GILBERTO SANTA ROSA EDDY LOVER 3 33 303 -8 1.329 16 13 437 +17 5.934 3 NO -E VAYAS SONY BMG NORTE o LUNA MACHETE JUAN LUIS GUERRA Y 440 AVENTURA 2 30 300 -39 2.472 4 4 47 370 +9 3.722 7 COLO YO EMI TELEVISA EL PERDEDOR PP.EMIUM LATIN AVENTURA 5 DADDY YANKEE 4 47 291 -5 1.356 15 364 +31 5.055 4 EL FERDEDOR PREMIJMLATIN o LLAMADO DE EMERGENCIA EL CARTEL CHARLIE CRUZ ENRIQUE IGLESIAS AIRPOWER 5 29 254 -26 0.889 25 9 358 +87 2.326 12 TU ME CONFUNDES SONY BMG NORTE LLORO POR TI UNIVERSAL LATINO JORGE CELEDON & JIMMY ZAMBRANO ANGEL & KHRIZ 11 23 239 +44 3.674 1 18 329 -101 3.862 6 ME VIO LLORAR SONY BMG NORTE NA DE NA VI /MACHETE WISIN & YANDEL LUIS FONSI MOST INCREASED PLAYS 33 236 -8 1.997 8 8 13 13 325 +102 2.717 9 AHE RA ES MA=HETE NO ME DOY POR VENCIDO UNIVERSAL LATINO RKM & KEN-Y DADDY YANKEE 5 227 -1 1.544 13 9 22 277 -25 4.038 5 TE F EGALO AMORES PINARAA:HETE POSE EL CARTEL EDDY LOVER WISIN & YANDEL 11 211 +7 1.292 18 10 21 265 -70 2.415 11 LUNA MA=HETE SIGUELO MACHETE EL CHAVAL BA B Y BOY 28 188 +15 2.353 5 11 28 251 -14 2.006 17 DOI DE ESTAN ESOS AMIGOS MAS /VENEMUSIC VA NO LLORES (LET ME LOVE YOU) 788/SIENTE FUEGO 7 PITBULL FEATURING LIL JON 14 186 +22 0.797 26 234 +28 3.458 8 MI ALMA SE MUERE CHOSEN FEW EMERALD/ONE o KRAZY MR. 305 /FAMOUS ARTIST/THEORCHARD MANA TOBY LOVE 28 179 -21 0.903 24 16 228 +7 2.318 13 SI NJ TE HUBIERAS IDO WARNER LATINA o LLORAR LLOVIENDO SONY BMG NORTE DCMENIC MARTE FLEX 10 167 -20 0.281 - 14 50 211 -49 1.176 33 YO ME EQUIVOCO M.P.JVN/J á N TE QUIERO EMI TELEVISA TOBY LOVE MJ 9 19 151 -1 1.767 10 15 I 27 206 -59 2.046 16 LLORAR LLOVIENDO SONY BMG NORTE HE VENIDO VI HE Ir OSCAR D'LEON MAKANO AIR POWER 5 151 -7 0.742 29 24 9 185 +61 2.196 14 NI RIO NI CALOR SONY BMG NORTE TE AMO PANANA MJ REIK 17 149 -19 0.513 35 5 179 +23 0.881 - HE VENIDO MACHETE o INOLVIDABLE SONY BMG NORTE WILLY CHIRINO BABY RANKS FEATURING ANG EL LOPEZ 3 144 +9 1.282 19 12 157 +7 1.581 23 LOSCAMPEONES DE LA SALSA EVENTUS'LATINUM EL AMOR SE FUE STAR -DOME LATINO FRANK REYES MANA 49 141 -20 2.167 7 19 29 153 -4 0.682 - AMOR DESPERDICIADO M.P.JVII /J & N SI NOTE HUBIERAS IDO WARNER LATINA FLEX MANA 47 128 -67 1.992 9 13 150 +22 1.062 37 TE G UTERO EMI TELEVISA ARDE EL CIELO WA RNER LATINA ARGEL & KHRIZ CALLE 13 FEATURING CAFE TACUBA MOST ADDED 13 119 -26 0.599 31 21 NEW 137 +89 2.134 15 NA DE NA VIR.IA:HETE NO HAY NADIE COMO TU SONY BMG NORTE OPTIMO GLORIA TREVI 6 112 +14 0.343 - 9 136 +28 0.647 YA 1E PERDI SONY BMG NORTE ® CINCO MINUTOS UNIVERSAL LATINO IVY QUEEN JUANES 112 - 128 +35 0.928 5 -32 0.335 ® POR AMOR UNIVERSAL LATINO DIME MACHETE 0010

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6 JAGUARES ENTRE TUS JARDINES EMI TELEVISA 5 OSCAR D'LEON NI FRIO NI CALOR SONY BMG NORTE

8 JAGUARES VISIBLE EMI TELEVISA 11 CHAMBAO PAPELES MOJADOS SONY BMG NORTE

11 MCNTECRISTO TERESA MTC MUSIC 7 EDDY LOVER LUNA MACHETE

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11 PLASTICINA NOSH LET U KNOW NACIONAL 16 ANGEL & KHRIZ NA DE NA VI /MACHETE

10 TRIBAL TEQUILA MAXIMO SONIDO F ECORDS 14 WISIN & YANDEL SIGUELo MACHETE

11 MINA ARDE EL CIELO WARNER. LATINA 2 ANAYKA NADIE SE MUERE POR UN AMOR PRO MOTION

21 CIRCO ALGUIEN SONY BM; NORTE 7 MJ HE VENIDO MACHETE

16 CADE TACVBA ESTA VEZ UNIVERSAL LATINO 11 JUANES TRES UNIVERSAL LATINO

17 AL_ISON MEMORAMA SONY BM NORTE 14 PUERTO RICAN POWER ENSENAME M.PJJVN /J&N

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11 10 FATMA HUSH HUSH FATIMA DJ NELSON FEAT. ERIK WRIGHT STRIP CLUB MACHETE

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NEW BECKER CERCA HOME 3 IVY QUEEN DIME MACHETE

RE-ENTRY MONTE NEGRO GIVE ME LOVE (NO LLORES) FEED THE IUNGRY 2 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS LLORO POR TI UNIVERSAL LATINO

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CRUSH 1 HEADFIRST SUDE INTO COOPERSTOWN ON A BAD BET 23 20 15 16 9 1 Fall Ou Boy, I Dont Care 33 13 1 George Strait Troubadour DAVID ARCHULETA (19 /JIVE/ZOMBA) FALL OUT BOY (ISLAND /IDJMG) 2 Kevin BIWA Ledit Rock 25 23 2 Came Underwood, Just Dream 23 22 3 TI., Whatever You Like 20 27 3 Sugarlend, Already Gone 23 24 BETTER IN TIME I GROW UP 4 Sam Robots, DebotS7 19 1 4 Taylor Swift Love Story 21 17 18 15 41 34 20 WHEN le 5 Faber Drive, Sleepless Nights Let Her Gal 19 12 5 Kenny Chesney, Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven 19 12 LEONA LEWIS (SYCO /J/RMG) THE PUSSYCAT DOLLS ( INTERSCOPE) (Never 6 Pink. So What 19 29 6 Higgins, Real Thing 18 18 I'M SO PAID WHAT THEM GIRLS LIKE 7 Rihanna, Disturbio 18 13 7 Jessie Farrell, I Guess 18 20 1 42 40 7 8 The Midway Stale, Never Again 18 16 8 Tara Gram, Fly Girl 16 15 - AKON FEAT. LIL WAYNE (SRC/UNIVERSAL MOTOWNi LLNACIM COSTARRING CHRIS MOWN 4 SqN G1NETr (O1P41ff J4WYUML;, 9 Danny Fernandes, Private Dancer 17 20 9 Lady Amebellu , Lookiri For A Good Time 14 1 CANT BELIEVE IT LIGHT ON 10 Coldplay, Viva La Vida 16 113 10 TheV161kinsons, When rm Old 14 t3 18 17 11 43 8 2 11 New Kids On The Block & Ne-Yo, Single 15 20 11 Kellie Pickler, Don't You Know You're Beautiful 13 1 T -PAIN FEAT. LIL WAYNE (NAPPY BOY /KONVICT /JNE/ZOMBAi DAVID COOK (19 /RCA/RMG) 12 Theory Of A Deadsait Bad Girlfriend 14 15 12 Doc Walker, That'sAl 13 13 13 Miley Cyrus. 7 Things 13 9 13 Wallin' On A Woman 12 1 KRAZY CHICKEN FRIED 14 8Braadd Paisley, Wah 11 0 19 19 3 44 41 4 State 01 -Shock Best I Ever Had Me PRBULL FEAT. UL JON (MR. 305/FAMOUS ARTIST/1HE ORCHARI;I ZAC BROWN BAND (ROAR /LIVE NATION) 15 Lights, Drive My Soul 12 13 MoniN Galley, 11 16 Flo Rida, In The Ayer 12 1517 16 Shane Yellowbed, Life Is Celina My Name 11 9 IN THE AYER SHATTERED (TURN THE CAR AROUND) 17 Gidicious, Stupid Shrt 12 17 17 Darius Rucker, Don't Think I Don't Think About It II 1 20 22 17 45 43 10 FLO RIDA FEAT. WILLIAM (POE BOY /ATLANTIC) OAR. (EVERFINE /ATLANTIC /RRP) 18 JB. Move Your Body 11 4 18 Aaron Pritchett Let's Get RwMv 7 19 Kardinal OHshell, Set It OK 11 13 19 Gord Bamford, Postcard From Pasadena FALL FOR YOU BARTENDER SONG 20 Jonas Brooms. Bondn Up 11 14 20 Jimmy Wayne, Do You Believe Me Now 12 21 23 18 46 44 16 ZI UI Wayne, A Milli 10 8 21 Brooks & Dunn, Pm A Girl In It SECONDHAND SERENADE (GLASSNOTE /ILG) REHAB (UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC) 22 Lady GaGa, Just Dance 10 12 22 Keith Urban, You Look Good in My Shirt 71 ALL SUMMER LONG JUST DANCE 23 Mobile, The Killer 10 15 23 Great Big Sea, Walk On The Moon 22 21 4 47 46 13 24 Shad, The Old Prince SAO Lires At Hone 9 12 24 Jessica Simpson. Come On Over 7 LADY GAGA FEAT. COLBY OaONIS (STREAMUNEXONILVEANTERSCOPE, THE ROCK HEROES (BIG EYE) 25 Rise Against Re- Education (Through Labor) 9 14 25 Reba McEntire, Every Other Weekend MISS INDEPENDENT DANGEROUS 26 Kaiser Chiefs Never Miss A Beat B 3 26 The Wilkirsas, 26 Cents 26 7 48 42 21 27 The Game, My Lie 7 4 27 Beverley Mahood, This Girl 6 CD NE -VO (DEF JAM /IDJMG) KARDINAL OFFISHALL FEAT. AKON (KONLIVE GEFFEN} 28 Justin Noarka, Be Back Soon 7 4 28 Jaydee Bixby, OM Fashioned Girl 29 Saint Alvia Cartel. Between The Lees 7 4 29 Brad Johnet Other Side 01 The Radio MY LIFE SPOTLIGHT Here 7 6 30 lady Antebellum, Love Don't Live Here 1 24 25 10 49 38 2 30 The Stills. Being THE GAME FEAT. LIL WAYNE (GEFFEN / INTERSCOPE) JENNIFER HUDSON (ARISTA /RMG) A+ SenRobers, Detroit '67 19 1 A+ Montgomery Gentry, RóÄ Weh Me 11 0 AMERICAN BOY PUT ON A+ JB. Move Your Body 11 4 22 50 48 19 A+ Never Miss A Beat 8 3 ESTELLE FEAT. TUNTE WEST (HOME SCHOOL/ATLANTIC, YOUNG JEEZY FEAT. KANYE WEST ICTEDEF JANVIDJMGI Kaiser Chills,

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JORDIN SPARKS 11 THE GAME FEATURING LIL WAYNE JAZMINE SULLIVAN 16 * 8 8 * G S 20 * ONE STEP AT A TIME 19 /JIVE/ZOMBA MY LIFE GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE NEED U BAD J /RMG 18 SECONDHAND SERENADE LIL WAYNE FEATURING T PAIN It SLIM FEATURING YUNG JOC 4 21 O - 16 FALL FOR YOU GLASSNOTE/ILG/ATLANTIC GAT MONEY CASH MONEYNNIVERSAL MOTOWN SO FLY M3 /ASYLUM T.I. Il RIHANNA n T.1. FEATURING RIHANNA MOST INCREASED PLAYS * 11 14 8 13 3 WHATEVER YOU LIKE GRAND HUSTLE/ATLANTK DISTURBIA SRP/DEFJAMADJMG LIVE YOUR LIFE DEFJAM/GRAND HUSTLE/IDJMG/ATLANTIC CHRIS BROWN I12 NELLY FEATURING ASHANTI & AKON THE GAME FEATURING LIL WAYNE 24 * 7 17 * 7 * FOREVER JIVE/ZOMBA BODY ON ME DERRTY /UNIVERSAL MOTOWN MY LIFE GEFFEN /INTERSCOPE KARDINAL OFFISHALL FEATURING AKON 112* T.I. FEAT. RIHANNA AIRPOWER/MOST INCREASED PLAYS LIL WAYNE FEATURING T PAIN Il 19 10 22 3 * 19 DANGEROUS KONLIVE/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE LIVE YOUR LIFE DEF JAMAGRAND HUSTLEADJMG/ATLANTIC GOT MONEY CASH MONEY /UNIVERSAL MOTOWN

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BEYONCE If I Were A Boy (MUSIC WORLD/COLUMBIA) BEYONCE If I Were A Boy (MUSIC WORLD /COLUMBIA) BEYONCE Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) (MUSIC WORLD/COLUMBIA) NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. MOST INCREASED PLAYS PINK So What (LAFACE/ZOMBA) T.I. FEAT. RIHANNA Live Your Life (DEFJAM/GRAND HUSTLE/IDJMG /ATLANTIC) T.I. FEAT. RIHANNA Live Your Life (DEF JAM/GRANDHUSTLE/IDJMG/ATLANTIC)

TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE

T.I. FEAT. RIHANNA Live Your Life (DEF JAM/GRAND HUSTLEADJMG/ATLANTIC) PINK So What (LAFACE/ZOMBA) ROBIN THICKE The Sweetest Love (STAR TRAKANTERSCOPE)

REHAB Bartender Song (UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC) ESTELLE FEAT. SEAN PAUL Come Over (HOME SCHOOUATLANTIC) MUSIQ SOULCHILD FEAT. MARY J. BUGE IfULeave (ATLANTIC)

KANYE WEST Love Lockdown (ROC -A- FELLA/DEF JAMAOJMG) KATY PERRY Hot N Cold (CAPITOL) GORILLA ZOE FEAT. LIL WAYNE Lost (BLOCK/BAD BOY SOUTH/ATLANTIC)

BEYONCE If I Were A Boy (MUSIC WORLD/COLUMBIA) BEYONCE If I Were A Boy (MUSIC WORLD/COLUMBIA) JADAKISS FEAT. NE -VO By My Side (DEF JAMADJMG)

METRO STATION Seventeen Forever (COLUMBIA) JENNIFER HUDSON Spotlight (ARISTA/RMG) KEYSHIA COLE FEAT. TUPAC Playa Cardz Right (AMARUAMANI/GEFFENANTERSCOPE)

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11 NIELSEN BDS HITPREDICTOR NIELSEN BDS a HITPREDICTOR çe NIELSEN BDS * ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS W ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS STATUS ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS STATUS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL sqá TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL DI.,3 ó JENNIFER HUDSON NO. 1(3 WKS? KENNY CHESNEY WITH THE WAILERS NO. 1(2 WKS) DAVID COOK NO. 1(4 WKS) 11 1 1 18 1 11 1 21 SPOTLIGHT ARISTA/RMG EVERYBODY WANTS TO GO TO HEAVEN BLUE CHAIR/BNA THE TIME OF MY LIFE 19 /RCA/RMG ROBIN THICKE TOBY KEITH LEONA LEWIS n4 2 18 3 16 2 2 27 MAGIC STAR TRAK/INTERSCOPE SHE NEVER CRIED IN FRONT OF ME SHOW DOG NASHVILLE BLEEDING LOVE SYCO/J /RMG ERIC BENET CARRIE UNDERWOOD NATASHA BEDINGFIELD 112 3 24 4 14 3 3 YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE FRIDAY /REPRISE/WARNER BROS. JUST A DREAM 19/ARISTA/ARISTA NASHVILLE 44 POCKETFUL OF SUNSHINE PHONOGENIC/EPIC

KEYSHIA COLE I1 DARIUS RUCKER 11 SARA BAREILLES 114 4 22 2 26 * 4 4 40 * HEAVEN SENT IMANI /GEFFEN /INTERSCOPE DON'T THINK I DON'T THINK ABOUT IT CAPITOL NASHVILLE LOVE SONG EPIC NOEL GOURDIN KID ROCK Il JOHN MAYER 11 5 33 5 22 * 5 5 THE RIVER EPIC ALL SUMMERLONG TOP DOG/ATLANTIC/COS SAY AWARE/COLUMBIA ALICIA KEYS TIM MCGRAW COLDPLAY 112 7 11 8 13 7 13 SUPERWOMAN MBK /J /RMG LET IT GO CURB VIVA LA VIDA CAPITOL JAZMINE SULLIVAN MOST INCREASED PLAYS TAYLOR SWIFT DAUGHTRY 112 11 8 9 5 7 6 33 NEED U BAD URMG LOVE STORY BIG MACHINE FEELS LIKE TONIGHT RCA/RMG MINT CONDITION 6 BRAD PAISLEY TIMBALAND FEATURING ONEREPUBLIC 116 * 10 13 18 8 8 50 NOTHING LEFT TO SAY CAGED BIRD/IMAGE WAITIN' ON A WOMAN ARISTA NASHVILLE APOLOGIZE MOSLEY/BLACKGROUND/INTERSCOPE SUGARLAND JOURNEY 9 RAHEEM DEVAUGHN 7 * 9 10 23 * 6 55 11 WOMAN JIVE/ZOMBA ALREADY GONE MERCURY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS NOMOTA

MARVIN SAPP I1 MONTGOMERY GENTRY COLBIE CAILLAT 112 10 9 43 12 12 11 24 NEVER WOULD HAVE MADE IT VERITY/ZOMBA ROLL WITH ME COLUMBIA REALIZE UNIVERSALREPUBLIC

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JAZMINE SULLIVAN Need U Bad (J /RMG) ZAC BROWN BAND Chicken Fried (LIVE NATION) JASON MRAZ I'm Yours (ATLANTIC/RRP)

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MARIAH CAREY l'm That Chick (ISLAND/IDJMG) MELISSA LAWSON What If It All Goes Right (WARNER BROSJWRN) CHRIS RICE So Much For My Sad Song ONO/COLUMBIA)

T.I. Whatever You Like (GRANO HUSTLE/ATLANTIC) DARIUS RUCKER It Won't Be Like This For Long (CAPITOL NASHVILLE) GREG MEDORO Lost Melody (ODDS ON)

LAURA IZIBOR From My Heart To Yours (ATLANTIC) MATT STILLWELL Shine (STILL 7ISPINVILLE) O.A.R. Shattered (Turn The Car Around) (EVERFINE/ATLANTIC/RRP)

JORDIN SPARKS One (19 /JIVE/ZOMBA) THE WILLIAMS I Don't Want To Know (KOCH) KENNY CHESNEY WITH DAVE MATTHEWS I'm Alive (BLUE CHAIRABNA) Step At A Time

ENVA (REPRISE) SHO Glad I Met You (MITTEN HARD) KENNY CHESNEY WITH ThetndyOldSun (JustRalsMwndHesreiAJDay) (BLUEOWR/BNA) Trains And Winter Rains

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JASON MRAZ NO. 1(2 WKS) 1r ERIC DARIUS NO. 1(2 WKS) OFFSPRING NO.1(4 WKS) Ur 1 29 1 1 22 1 1 12 THE I'M YOURS ATLANTIURRP GAIN' ALL OUT BLUE NOTE/CAPITOL YOU'RE GONNA GO FAR, KID COLUMBIA GAVIN ROSSDALE DAVE KOZ WEEZER 2 25 2 13 LOVE REMAINS THE SAME INTERSCÓÉ LIFE IN THE FAST LANE CAPITOL TROUBLEMAKER DGC/INTERSPÉ DAUGHTRY NORMAN BROWN APOCALYPTICA FEATURING ADAM GONTIER 4 16 4 36 dr WHAT ABOUT NOW RCA/RMG POP'S COOL GROOVE PEAK/CMG I DON'T CARE 20- 20/JIVE/ZOMBA COLDPLAY 112d PAUL HARDCASTLE RISE AGAINST 4 3 20 3 17 1 VIVA LA VIDA CAPITOL MARIMBA TRIPPIN'N' RHYTHM RE- EDUCATION (THROUGH LABOR) DGC/INTERSCOPE O.A.R. EARL 6 16 5 26 KLUGH STAIND © SHATTERED (TURN THE CAR AROUND) EVERFINE/ATLANTIURRP DRIFTIN' KOCH BELIEVE FLIP/ATLANTIC PINK BRIAN CULBERTSON 8 8 1r 6 29 THE KILLERS O SO WHAT LAFACE/ZOMBA ALWAYS REMEMBER GRPNERVE HUMAN ISLAND/IDJMG KID ROCK 112 THE SAX PACK METALLICA 7 5 25 7 33 Lr ALL SUMMER LONG TOP DOG/ATLANTIC FALLIN' FOR YOU SHANACHIE THE DAY THAT NEVER COMES WARNER BROS. 3 DOORS DOWN 112 TIM BOWMAN KINGS OF LEON 7 30 ßl 9 14 ßr ITS NOT MY TIME UNIVERSAL REPLSLIC SWEET SLNDAYS TRIPPIN'N' RHYTHM SEX ON FIRE RCA/RMG LIFEHOUSE WARREN HILL THEORY OF A DEADMAN 9 13 Lr 10 15 O BROKEN GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE LA DOLCE VITA EVOLUTION/KOCH BAD GIRLFRIEND 604/ROADRUNNER/RRP NATASHA BEDINGFIELD 112 WAYMAN TISDALE 10 10 26 8 27 CAROLINA LIAR POCKETFIIL OF SUNSHINE PHONOGENIC/EPIC THROWIN'IT DOWN RENDEZVOUS I'M NOT OVER ATLANTIC

NO. Ì MOST ADDED NO. i MOST ADDED NO. Ì MOST ADDED NICKELBACK Gotta Be Somebody ( ROADRUNNER/RRP) WAYNE BRADY Ordinary (PEAK/CMG) HOOBASTANK My Turn (ISLAND/IDNMG) NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS NICKELBACK Gotta Be Somebody (ROADRUNNER/RRP) JOHN LEGEND Good Morning (HOME SCHOOL/G.0.0.0./COLUMBIA) PARAMORE Decode (FUELED BY RAMEN/CHOP SROP/RRP) TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE THRIVING IVORY Angels On The Moon (WIND -UP) CHRIS STANDRING Have Your Cake & Eat It (ULTIMATE VIBE) HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD Undead (A &M/OCTONEANTERSCOPE)

THEORY OF A DEADMAN Not Meant To Be (604/ROADRUNNER/RRP) STEVE WINWOOD Fly (COLUMBIA) COLD WAR KIDS Something Is Not Right With Me (DOWNTOWN)

FALL OUT BOY I Don't Care (ISLANDADJMG) OLI SILK Chill Or Be Chilled (TRIPPIN'N' RHYTHM) INNERPARTYSYSTEM Don't Stop (STOLEN TRANSMISSONASLANDADJMG)

CHRISTINA. AGUILERA Keeps Gettln' Better ( RCA/RMG) VIBES ALIVE Lighthouse (SWINGDING) SLIGHTLY STOOPID 2 A.M. (STOOPID/CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE SOUNDLABS)

ERIC HUTCHINSON Rock & Roll (LETS BREAK/WARNER BROS.) NOVELLO 83 Soul (NOGG) THE KOOKS Do You Wanna (ASTRALWERKSCCAPITOL)

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METALLICA NO. 1(3 WKS) AC/DC NO. 1 (S WKS) O.A.R. NO. 1(2 Oki) 1 1 8 6 THE DAY THATNEVER COMES WARNER BROS. ROCK N ROLL TRAIN COLUMBIA SHATTERED (TURN THE CAR A ROUND) EVERFINE/ATLANM/RRP THEORY OF A DEADMAN THEORY OF A DEADMAN COUNTING CROWS 2 17 BAD GIRLFRIEND 604/ROADRUNNER /RRP BAD GIRLFRIEND 604/ROADRUNNER/RRP COME AROUND D:C/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE AC/DC METALLICA 5 4 SNOW PATROL ROCK N ROLL TRAIN COLUMBIA THE DAY THAT NEVER COMES WARNER BROS. TAKE BACK THE CITY POLYDOR/FCIION/GEFFENANTERSCOPE HINDER STAIND 10 7 COLDPLAY USE ME UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC BELIEVE FUP/ATLANTIC LOSTI CAPITOL APOCALYPTICA FEATURING ADAM GONTIER HINDER BECK 7 14 I DONT CARE 20-20 /JIVE/ZOMBA USE ME UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC ORPHANS DGC/INTERSCOPE SLIPKNOT iiNICKELBACK MOST INCREASED PLAYS/MOST ADDED DONAVON FRANKENREITER 9 14 PSYCHOSOCIAL ROAORUNNER /RRP GOTTA BE SOMEBODY ROADRUNNER/RRP LIFE, LOVE & LAUGHTER LOST HIGHWAY

STAIND SAVING ABEL 11 7 PRETENDERS BEUEVE FLIP /ATLANTIC ADDICTED SKIDDCCUVIRGIN/CAPITOL BOOTS OF CHINESE PLASTIC SHANGRI -LA DISTURBER BUCKCHERRY 8 8 SARAH MCLACHLAN INDESTRUCTIBLE REPRISE TOO DRUNK... ELEVEN SEVEN/ATLANTIC U WANT ME 2 ARISTA/RMG

SEETHER DISTURBED I1 COLDPLAY 112 9 3 20 BREAKDOWN WIND -UP INSIDE THE FIRE REPRISE VIVA LA VIDA CAPITOL MUDVAYNE SHINEDOWN ERIC HUTCHINSON P 13 DO WHAT YOU DO EPIC 6 7 SECOND CHANCE ATLANTIC ROCK & ROLL LE-S BREAK/WARNER BROS.

NO. Ì MOST ADDED NO. Ì MOST ADDED NO. Ì MOST ADDED HOOBASTANK My Turn (ISLAND/ICING) NICKELBACK Gotta Be Somebody ( ROADRUNNER/RRP) RYAN ADAMS & THE CARDINALS Fix It (LOST HIGHWAY) NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS NICKELBACK Gotta Be Somebody (ROADRUNNER/RRP) VICKELBACK Gotta Be Somebody ( ROADRUNNER/RRP) KEANE The Lovers Are Losing (INTERSCOPE)

TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE HOOBASTANK My Turn (ISLAND1DJMG) 12 STONES Adrenaline (WIND -UP) KEANE The Lovers Are Losing (INTERSCOPE)

KID ROCK Rack N Roll Jesus (TOP DOG/ATLANTIC) SLIPKNOT Dead Memories (ROADRUNNER/RRP) AUGUSTANA I Still Ain't Over You (EPIC)

METALLWCA Cyanide (WARNER BROS.) KID ROCK Rock N Roll Jesus (TOP DOG/ATLANTIC) KINGS OF LEON Sex On Fire ( RCA/RMG)

FRAMING HANLEY Lollipop (SILENT MAJORITYALG) KINGS OF LEON Sex On Fire ( RCA/RMG) MISSY HIGGINS Where I Stood (ELEVENJREPRISE)

HEAD Flush (DRIVEN) RISE AGAINST Re- Education (Through Labor) (DGCINTERSCOPE) TRISTAN PRETTYMAN Hello (VIRGIN/CAPITOL)

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country that take our satellite programming, which has always been seen as something for small and medium markets.What's exciting is consolidation has pushed so many talented people to the sidelines that I've found and they are alive and well. I've been Dial Global executive VP of programming had lost his love for radio, pulling the best people from Dial Global and Jones and building supercharged formats out of them. I'm but a new role has him passionate about reinventing the medium working on getting the music, the features and the imaging all together so these formats can compete in any size market. I think that's attractive to many companies cutting costs who don't want to cut the quality of their product. I'm also trying to reinvent Beau the production we're doing and leveraging the pm- motional capabilities of this company.

Biggest surprise in the first 90 days: This is going Phillips to sound silly but I've fallen in love with radio again, and I had really given up on it.

Long -range plans: To throw myself into each of By Erica Farber the different divisions. I'm really trying to set the bar high.The air talent and programming people lAorhat began as a dream to be a major -league pitcher turned willing to lock arms with me and run at a faster out to be a successful career as a pitcher of marketing ideas pace are the people I want to rally this company and concepts. With a national reputation for his work in around. We're going to do everything to try and radio and at MTV, less than four months ago Beau Phillips create a new model. joined Dial Global as executive VP of programming. Biggest challenge: It's something that hit me right Getting into the business: I was a pitcher for the Joining Dial Global: Kirk Stirland and I have been out of the block. I don't have a staff in NewYork. University of and realized I wasn't going good friends for many years. He has come to me My people are based in Los Angeles; Valencia, to be able to go any farther. I was hitchhiking though the years and said, "Would you like to fmd Calif; Seattle; Denver; Nashville; and Omaha, and around Northern California and stumbled into a way to work with our company?" and I said, "I they've all been operating independently like is- Chico State University, which was looking for am really down on radio right now and disap- lands. My first challenge is to build bridges be- disc jockeys on their station.A light pointed in what radio has become." He was about tween them and encourage collaboration and bulb went off; my path was clear. I started work- to acquire Jones Radio Networks, which would cooperation and sharing a pooling of knowledge. ing in college radio and ultimately took an on- effectively double the size of Dial Global, provid- air job at a station in Chico, in a double -wide ing some form of programming to 5,400 radio State of radio: Somewhere along the way we lost mobile home after I graduated. stations, almost half the stations in the U.S. He our passion. I know that's kind of clichéd but it's said, "Maybe it's time for you to stop bitching been so focused on sales and revenue generation Moving into programming: From Chico I stum- about what radio is not and help us reinvent it," and being accountable to .We spent so bled into a job in Denver at KAZY where I At that point it was an offer I couldn't refuse. much time cutting we've forgotten to inject the worked alongside Kirk Stirland- ironically, years They have given me the tools, encouragement fun back. There was a study I saw a few weeks later we're working together again; he's the pres- and support to put the magic back into radio. ago that asked what people like most about radio. Clr,cer IVoia ident of programming at Dial Global. From The No. 1 response was convenience. I thought Profile: Beau Phillips Denver I went to KYA -FM in San Francisco as Your current focus: I'm responsible for everything that was sad; we're now relegated to a toaster or Title: Dial Global execu- a jock, got the first taste of consolidation and was from our 24/7 digital format to our prep services - microwave sitting on the counter, and we're con- tive VP of programming out of a job. Went to Seattle and pitched my way which have 1,000 affiliates-to our syndicated day- venient. Nothing about great disc jockeys or great Favorite : into a programming job at KISW and stayed part hosts and developing new properties and new news and information or music they love. Triple A there for 14 years. ideas. My first priority is to really dress out our 24/7 Favorite TV show: formats. We have almost 1,700 affiliates around the Career highlight: I was a talent coach and had a "The Daily Show With Going out on your own: [Marketing and promo- good ear and eye for talent and gave them the Jon Stewart" tion company] Rainmaker [Media] was born from opportunity to really launch. That's what I get to Favorite song: "That's the idea that most advertisers don't take full advan- do now on a national scale. impossible." tage of radio and limit themselves to buying 60s and Favorite artist: Neil 30s when product placement seems to be explod- Most influential individual: Lester Smith, the owner Young ing in other mediums. I leveraged what I knew of KISW,, along with his partners Danny Kaye and Favorite movie: "City about radio to give my clients an advantage-to say Frank Sinatra. He was a real mentor to me. Slickers" everything we come up with promotionally in mar- Favorite restaurant: keting was pre -thought through the eyes of a pro- Advice for broadcasters: Find a way to get back The 13 Coins, Seattle gram director. When we represented companies, to what made you love radio in the first place and Beverage of choice: whether it was CBS Television or Nintendo or inspire yourself to get back there at all costs, be- Iced tea Amazon.com, we were able to craft some pretty cause that's what radio needs right now. Hobbies: "Just about cool ideas that were able to raise my clients' mes- any sport, golf and sage above the noise. And going to program direc- \ photography." tors, we were able to carve up a lot of promotion- 'I've fallen in love with E -mail address: al inventory that most advertisers never knew radio again, and I had bphillipspdial- existed. We had a nice run at Rainmaker, and my really given up on it.' global.com staff still continues to run it while I'm at Dial Global. -Beau Phillips

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