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MID WEEK Top 40 UPDATE BILLBOARD.COM/NEWSLETTERS BILLBOARD.BIZ/NEWSLETTER JUNE 6, 2013 | PAGE 1 OF 9

INSIDE Top 40 And Radio Geeks, Unite! The Connected Consumer PAGE 3 RICH APPEL [email protected]

What’s With a multitude of entertainment options , it’s easy to YOUNGER = HIGHER, LONGER, MORE New At forget that in top 40’s long history, a listener’s favorite station has Who are top 40’s P1s, and how engaged are they in the digital uni- The New never been the only game in town. There always something verse? According to Edison Research VP Jason Hollins, 60% are Music else a consumer could do. Not to mention there are only so many female, 50% are age 12-24 and 60% 12-34, with an average hours in a day, right? 28. This younger skew means a greater Seminar The good news suggested by the HOW TOP 40’S P1s COMPARE TO THE POPULATION level of connectivity compared with PAGE 4 PERSONS TOP 40 Infinite Dial’s study of ’s 12+ P1s not just other formats but to the 12- P1s—released last week by Edi- AM/FM radio usage in car 84% 88% plus and 12-34 population in general. son Research and Arbitron—is that Awareness of Pandora 69% 88% Nearly 80% of P1s have Internet ac- & there seems to be plenty of room— Having a profile on any social network 62% 82% cess and use Wi-Fi, and one-third own and time—for all players. The survey Internet access & Wi-Fi 67% 78% a tablet/iPad. The cellphone is signif- ‘Hold’ At No. 1 Having a profile on 58% 78% of more than 200 listeners naming icantly more important to top 40’s PAGE 5 Owning a smartphone 53% 75% a top 40 station as a favorite shows most valuable listeners: More than Awareness of iHeartRadio 45% 69% just how connected—make that, how 60% say they always have it within Daft Punk Learning about new music is important 45% 65% much more connected—the format’s Keeping cell phone within arm’s length 52% 64% arm’s length, and 75% own a smart- Spends most faithful are to their computers YouTube weekly usage 37% 62% phone, compared to slightly more Second and phones. Past week listening to Online Radio 33% 47% than half of the 12-plus population. Week Atop The survey marks the first time iPod/MP3 player usage in car 29% 47% Looking at online radio, streaming the Infinite Dial—which since 1998 Using social network sites several times daily 27% 45% video and social media use, the story PAGE 5 has put radio listeners’ use of digital Past week listening to Pandora 20% 33% is the same virtually across the board. media under the microscope—has Having an account on Instagram 12% 28% Arbitron senior VP of marketing Bill Using 15% 24% drilled down to examine any for- Rose says top 40’s P1s “are highly Online Radio usage in car 12% 20% mat’s P1s. The reported usage of and tech- and digital-savvy. [While] all Following radio station listened to most on Facebook 9% 16% attitudes toward key digital platforms ARBITRON INC. AND EDISON RESEARCH, 2013 American consumers are more in- suggest that while there’s a lot that volved with all things digital, these radio is doing right, there’s also a lot more opportunity to extend particular listeners are even more so. They’re far more likely to a station’s brand using newer media. be online radio, YouTube, smartphone, cellphone, tablet and so- BILLBOARD TOP 40 MID-WEEK UPDATE JUNE 6, 2013 | PAGE 2 OF 9

cial media active [compared with listeners of] other formats.” Not surprisingly, it’s this higher level of social media activity among the format’s most faithful that stands out in the Edison/Arbitron report. Eighty percent have a profile on a social network, and nearly half check such sites several times a day. On the all-important Facebook, nearly 80% of P1s have a personal profile and have 70 more Facebook friends than average. Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest show almost twice as much activity among P1s. Hollins says, “It gives confirmation to these behaviors being stickier with younger demos.”

RADIO STILL RULES And then there’s radio. While AM/FM remains the top listening choice in the car, other platforms like the iPod and online radio show up with greater in-car usage among P1s. Overall, close to half of top 40 listeners reported listening to online audio content in the past week, with one-third listening to Pandora. Awareness of such online radio brands as iHeartRadio and Pandora is also much higher than Seacrest Out, Cyrus In: Miley took over for Ryan on Monday’s “On Air With Ryan average, with nearly 90% aware of the latter. Seacrest” to world-premiere her new single, “We Can’t Stop.” Pictured with Cyrus The crowding of the competitive field shouldn’t necessarily raise a red flag for is “On Air” co-host . (Photo: Sadao Turner/ Productions) radio, Hollins says. “With [top 40’s] recent resurgence, it’s clear there’s still loyalty to radio even though there are more choices now than ever. While other digital plat- general theme has been ‘media consumption is not a zero sum game,’” Rose says. forms are used in wider acceptance, AM/FM remains the dominant player. There “[We’ve seen] heavy Internet users spend the same amount of time with radio and may be competitors and threats to radio, but there are greater opportunities as well.” TV. The amount of radio/TV time spent in 2013 actually rose by an hour relative That’s a sentiment echoed by Entercom OM Brian Kelly. “ look at radio as al- to 2003. The new ways to consume this content make it easier to consume more.” most a different category from online. Few online choices are real radio stations Kelly adds, “There’s nothing wrong with being a heavy user of both radio and digi- in that there’s no interaction or companionship, just a music collection. With radio tal. As a kid who was a heavy radio user, it didn’t stop me from playing a stack of al- you’ve got a live personality who’s there with the audience.” bums now and then, but it was radio that influenced me to purchase those .” In fact, the Infinite Dial’s research suggests that for these listeners, online music One more vote of confidence for conventional radio: It’s still the most popular way delivery systems complement rather than replace AM/FM radio. “For years our of learning about new music, something two-thirds of format P1s say is important to them. That’s ahead of friends and family and YouTube, the second- and third- most-mentioned sources for learning. While the industry already understands the importance of new music on top 40, these figures help put its importance among the format’s most dedicated listeners into perspective: Less than half of persons 12-plus feel that same urgency when it comes to new music. By the way, not all digital radio options score with top 40’s P1s. They show no greater likelihood for listening to podcasts, with just 12% reporting having done so in the past month. And not all attitudes favorable to radio are higher: While the number is still high at nearly 80%, top 40 P1s are still less likely than average to be disappointed if their station no longer on the air. Hollins says, “This speaks to the availability of music on other platforms. Formats indexing higher—religious or public radio—contain unique types of content listeners may not hear elsewhere.”

Emblem3 performed current hit “Chloe (You’re the One I Want)” at WPST Trenton, ‘DIAL’ TO RADIO: CAST A WIDER NET N.J.’s Popfest, which also featured Lloyd, Jason Derülo, Carly Rae Jepsen and . With the young male trio are WPST staffers including imaging As Hollins suggests, within the results of the Infinite Dial’s study lie opportunities director Wade Wieser (far left) and programming assistant Rob Quinn (far right). for radio. One of those may be with Facebook, which 78% of P1s use but on which

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only 16% have liked their favorite station. Hollins feels “there’s absolutely room THE CHRONICLER RICH APPEL [email protected] for growth and increasing brand loyalty.” Rose adds, “Communicating to P1s in a meaningful way, having a conversation with them—which is what draws them to social media—could bring that number up even further.” Entercom’s Kelly concurs. “It’s about interacting with the audience. Stations have to very careful about only using Facebook as the ‘buy our stuff’ page. It’s got to be more than that.” With higher usage among P1s, cellphones, especially smartphones, should inspire Confessions Of clever ways to connect with listeners. Kelly has already seen the power of the phone. “Along with social media, texting has replaced the request line. This generation A Radio Geek would rather text a radio personality than talk on the phone. Among 18-34 listeners, the smartphone is like an appendage, so you’ve got to have great presence there. As phone apps become more sophisticated, they help create a greater experience for the listener. Anything do with an app to make radio more urgent with listeners There’s a family photo from when I was 6 where everyone but me is smiling. will help.” Rose cites earlier Infinite Dial research showing that of those waking to a Seeing as I had to be pulled from the radio, which meant missing No. 7 on cellphone—something nearly half of P1s do, according to the study—far more wake the local station’s countdown, how was I supposed to smile? up to an alarm than to radio. “Obviously it would be better if people woke to radio Only a true radio geek understands. Meaning, thankfully, many of you on a smartphone, so a lot of stations have created an app with this functionality.” get it. Who’s the caddy whose golfer hit a shot into the brook when a pocket The study’s findings bring one point home: The importance of station brand- radio’s volume was accidentally turned up as high as it could go? Or the new- ing now more than ever, with everything out there vying for the attention of a sta- lywed who spent his honeymoon airchecking stations on Kauai? Um tion’s best listeners. Rose offers this advice: “ of all that you do as a brand. As . . . that would be me on both counts. a brand manager, it’s important to make sure your brand is available to consumers Radio geekdom takes on many forms. Ask any of these four radio profes- wherever or however they are choosing to use it. sionals daring to admit the unusual things they’ve done—or still do—to prove their love for radio. So if you’re ready, let’s play NEWS AND NOTES “Get! Your! Geek On!” with our contes- • If you’ve been wondering exactly what power “#” is, as referred tants: WAKS (96.5 Kiss-FM) to by in the hit from him and Will.i.am, here’s one possibility. assistant PD Joel Murphy; WSPK According to Music Week, Bieber has become the first person to have 40 (K104.7) Poughkeepsie, N.Y., assistant million followers on Twitter, passing Gaga’s reported 38 million. Con- PD Skywalker; WIFC Wausau, Wis., brand sider that a single Bieber tweet can be retweeted more than 70,000 times, manager Tony Waitekus; and WBLI - as was the case on June 4. sau-Suffolk, N.Y., afternoon personality Al Maybe it’s time to buy a new radio, as the BBC unveils a new experimental Levine “On the Scene.” Please hold your • PROOF THAT JAVA JOEL IS model called Perceptive Radio that can change broadcasts based on a lis- STUCK ON RADIO applause until the end. tener’s location, weather, level of background noise and other factors. Ac- Murphy: Growing up, I’d plaster my cording to a BBC news article, the radio could use data pulled from external bedroom wall with station bumper stickers. Last month my Mom decided sources to make local references in broadcasts based on where a person is to finally re-do that room. I had to peel each sticker off that wall, which was or what is going on around him or her. pretty difficult since many had been up there since the late ’80s. • Lindsey Pavao, a semifinalist on NBC’s competition “,” has Skywalker: I made my Dad drive me to 15 different supermarkets on become one of the voices of Entercom’s alternative station in Sacramento, Long Island to get a game piece for a radio contest. $1,000 . Calif., KKDO (Radio 94.7). Not only will Pavao be on-air, she’ll also man- Waitekus: I saved up my paper route money to subscribe to Billboard. age 94.7’s social media presence and look for new music. Murphy: My Mom gave my sister a choice of seeing Styx in Ottawa • Apparently not everyone hates their . In a new Rasmussen Reports study, [Ontario] or Air Supply in Syracuse [N.Y.]. I would rather have seen Styx, nearly 70% of workers gave their boss “good” or “excellent” marks while but since closer to Ottawa and could pick up their stations anytime, I less than 10% rated their supervisor as “poor.” chose to see Air Supply as I rarely got to hear Syracuse radio. My sister has never let me live that down. Levine: I’ll drive to markets to hear stations even though they might stream online—there are still many that don’t, or have streams that sound bad. Murphy: I once drove from Rochester, N.Y., to Wilkes-Barre, Pa., just to hear WKRZ’s processing. Waitekus: I’d collect music surveys from the record stores. WCFL [Chi- cago] had a section listing the top 10 from other cities, so I wrote those sta- tions and asked them to put me on their survey mailing list. WAITEKUS Skywalker: I talk up song ramps all the time, even . Levine: At home I program my own low- power station. The format is songs charting on the Hot 100, , alternative and rhyth- mic, to help familiarize myself with everything. Murphy: I once paid close to $100 for a rare 1984 “Rick Dees Weekly Top 40” show. I regret nothing. Buffalo “Wings”: Little Mix appeared on WKSE (Kiss 98.5) Buffalo, N.Y.’s Janet & Nick morning show. The show’s Wease (and daughter) share the spotlight with From one geek to another: Gentlemen, are all winners. three members of the all-female quartet. BILLBOARD TOP 40 MID-WEEK UPDATE JUNE 6, 2013 | PAGE 4 OF 9

Among the panels scheduled is one on how YouTube has reinvented the music QUESTIONS business. How effective have YouTube and other streaming sites been for up- and-coming artists? YouTube doesn’t Answered break records the way radio does. It allows the free transmission of music and video without gatekeepers or format limitations to find its own audience. Radio is smart to watch the new Tom Silverman songs and artists that perform well on YouTube. Executive Director, New Music Seminar No other streaming site has a 1 billion user base (@TomSilverman, @NewMusicSeminar) yet, but other streaming sites will certainly add to the lubrication that YouTube delivers to the rise in attention around new artists and music.

The 21st New Music Seminar, where executives from every facet of the mu- The role of radio, specifically top 40, in promoting new music and art- sic business meet to discuss its , kicks off June 9 in New . NMS ists is also in flux. How will the changing world of promotion be ad- isn’t just topical panels: There’s also the music, which there will be plenty dressed at NMS? There is an “Expert Session” on artist/label strategies for digital of, with more than 60 acts performing at seven locations. NMS (and Tom- radio exposure as part of the SoundExchange Digital Radio Summit. Digital radio, Entertainment) founder Tom Silverman filled Billboard in on this including the simulcast of digital sister stations to terrestrial stations, has the oppor- year’s likely highlights and reflected on NMS’ ongoing mission. tunity to play more music and take more chances. Online radio doesn’t currently have the reach and frequency that top 40 enjoys. How new music is discovered through this The business has changed drastically since 1980, when NMS developing media and influences terrestrial radio remains to be seen, but the game is began. How does the new seminar reflect these changes? In afoot. the early ’80s, the revolution was musical. Today, the revolution is tech- nology. The music business contraction has reduced appetite for risk, When you’re in a room filled with influential people, what surprises you and investors are taking less chances. The advent of gatekeeper-free most about what comes out of these meetings? The people who come to YouTube video and audio streaming, digital radio, subscription ser- the New Music Seminar are not only influential but altruistic. They understand a big- vices and the social platforms accelerating word-of-mouth is making ger and better music business is good for everyone, but also good for them and their it possible for new music to break through without major investment. companies directly. These executives ask “How can I serve?” instead of “What’s in it for me?” That’s the kind of thinking we need to bring meaningful change to our bat- NMS is an ambitious undertaking every year. What goes into tered business. At the NMS we see new ideas germinate, new businesses hatch and putting it together, and how important is the feedback from new relationships forged. labels, artists and media, including radio? The New Music Semi- nar is mission-driven. We are out to create a much bigger, more profitable, As in earlier years, the best and brightest A&R people will be on hand sustainable that funds more music creation and artist devel- to spot-critique music from new artists. What acts—and sounds—have opment. I am on the board of RIAA, SoundExchange, [American Assn. of been propelled to success as a result of exposure at the seminar? It has Independent Music] and Merlin; I go to other conferences regularly; and I only been a few years since we started our Artists on the Verge search for the 100 art- try to stay on top of new technologies and new thought leaders. Of course ists most ready to break, and this year’s top 100 is the best ever. In the past, we have I welcome feedback from labels, artists and media on how to improve the discovered Macklemore, Joey Bada$$, Action Bronson, and Dead seminar and drive change. Sara, and we expect the class of 2013 to be the best yet. —Rich Appel

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million all-format audience impres- rors” pushes 3-2. Prior single “Suit & BULLET POINTS GARY TRUST AND KEITH CAULFIELD sions (up 3%), according to BDS. Tie,” featuring Jay-Z, rose to No. 3. With the pair’s prior establishing As covered in Monday’s Top 40 hit “,” featuring Update, “Mirrors” crowns the Main- (now at No. 14), having reached the stream Top 40 chart for a third week. top 10 on the Hot 100 dated Jan. 5 (be- fore it reigned for six weeks), Mackl- PUNK ROCKS: Daft Punk’s Random emore and Lewis this week become Access Memories holds at No. 1 on only act to place at least one title in Billboard 200 for a second week, as the chart’s top 10 each week this year the set shifts another 93,000 cop- (24 weeks in all during that span). The ies in the , according to rapper and producer had shared the Nielsen SoundScan. It’s down 73% feat with , who’d achieved in its second week, a not-alarming the distinction with “Locked Out of sophomore-frame decline, consid- Heaven” and “When I Was Your ering that much of the ’s first- Man.” (All four songs spent time atop week figure was bolstered by digital the Hot 100.) “Man,” however, falls pre-orders. out of the top tier this week (10-11). Comparably, Daft Punk’s second- Thicke boasts the lone new entry week slide is only slightly less steep in the Hot 100’s top 10, as “Blurred than the average fall for No. 1 debuts Lines” blasts 11-6 with top this year. Of the 15 No. 1 bows in 2013, Gainer honors. The song surges 46-17 the average second-week decline has on Hot 100 Airplay with a 68% gain to been 68%. Random Access Memories is 48 million. It concurrently becomes the seventh No. 1 debut this year to slip his first Hot No. 1 (3-1) by more than 70% in its second week. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’ through a 20% increase to 229,000. The gentlest fall belongs to Josh Gro- On , the cut climbs ban’s All That Echoes (50%). Reign Rolls On; Daft Punk 33-25 (2.1 million, up 16%). In two weeks, Random Access Mem- Thicke had previously peaked as ories has sold 432,000 U.S. copies. Holds Atop Billboard 200 high as No. 14 on the Hot 100 with his first entry, “,” in 2007. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis notch feat last managed by P!nk’s “Just Give “Lines” featured act Williams—also a fifth week at No. 1 on the Billboard Me a Reason,” featuring , at No. 3 on Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky” Hot 100 with “Can’t Hold Us,” fea- five weeks ago). “Hold” falls 1-5 after (4-3)—adds his sixth Hot 100 top 10 turing . , five weeks in charge of Hot Digital (after collecting his first four in 2003- meanwhile, lands his first Hot 100 Songs—decreasing by 13% to 184,000 06), and his first set of concurrent top 10, as “,” featur- downloads sold, according to Nielsen top 10s, while T.I. tallies his 11th and ing T.I. and , roars SoundScan—and 2-3 on Streaming first since “,” featur- 11-6, f­ ueled in part by a 3-1 rise on Hot Songs, drawing 5 million U.S. streams in ing , reached No. Digital Songs. the tracking week (down 11%), accord- 2 in 2009. “Hold” remains atop the Hot 100 ing to Nielsen BDS. The cut’s airplay Timberlake, meanwhile, posts his ­despite not currently leading any of the continues to grow, however, as “Hold” highest Hot 100 rank since “Gone” list’s three main component charts (a pushes 3- Hot 100 Airplay with 131 reached the runner-up spot, as “Mir- Daft Punk dominates for a second week. get access to the best in music.

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AIRPLAY ™ MONITORED BY ® Top 40 Airplay MAINSTREAM TOP 40™ MOST ADDED™ TITLE Imprint/Label Artist ADDS BLURRED LINES Star Trak/Interscope Robin Thicke Feat. T.I. + Pharrell 53 1 1 10 MIRRORS RCA Justin Timberlake 14716 -5 l LOVE SOMEBODY A&M/Octone/Interscope 34 l2 2 11 CAN’T HOLD US Warner Bros. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Ray Dalton 14694 +873 TREASURE Atlantic Bruno Mars 16 3 3 14 RCA P!nk Featuring Nate Ruess 11952 -1128 l4 5 16 I LOVE IT RRP Icona Pop Featuring Charli XCX 11598 +949 RADIOACTIVE KIDinaKORNER/Interscope 15 5 4 14 ATTACK Hollywood Demi Lovato 1117 7 -71 SYCO/RCA Labrinth Feat. Emeli Sande 15 6 7 8 COME & GET IT Hollywood Selena Gomez 9777 +1331 l CLARITY Interscope Feat. Foxes 12 7 6 18 STAY IDJMG  Featuring 9012 -1070 Elektra/Atlantic 9 l8 8 16 MY SONGS KNOW WHAT YOU DID IN THE DARK (LIGHT EM UP) IDJMG Fall Out Boy 7760 +524 l9 10 10 CRUISE Republic Florida Line Featuring 7501 +584 I NEED YOUR LOVE Ultra/Roc Nation/Columbia Feat. Ellie Goulding 9 l10 12 6 THE OTHER SIDE Warner Bros. Jason Derulo 6744 +668 GET LUCKY Daft Life/Columbia Daft Punk Feat. Pharrell Williams 8 11 11 10 #THATPOWER Interscope will.i.am Featuring Justin Bieber 6665 -31 POWER TRIP Roc Nation/Columbia J. Cole Feat. Miguel 8 l12 15 6 GET LUCKY Columbia Daft Punk Featuring Pharrell Williams 6608 +1576 l13 13 9 THE WAY Republic  Featuring 6515 +505 14 9 20 Atlantic Bruno Mars 6125 -1022 BUILDING GAINERS™ l15 16 4 #BEAUTIFUL IDJMG  Featuring Miguel 5510 +608 TITLE Imprint/Label Artist GAIN 16 14 19 RCA  Featuring 5133 -364 BLURRED LINES Star Trak/Interscope Robin Thicke Feat. T.I. + Pharrell +941 l17 23 3 TREASURE Atlantic Bruno Mars 4983 +1472 TREASURE Atlantic Bruno Mars +570 l18 17 15 NEXT TO ME Capitol Emeli Sande 4814 +291 l19 21 7 RADIOACTIVE Interscope Imagine Dragons 4783 +1056 GET LUCKY Daft Life/Columbia Daft Punk Feat. Pharrell Williams +542 l20 20 8 HERE’S TO NEVER GROWING UP Epic  4434 +281 COME & GET IT Hollywood  +467 l21 22 11 CLARITY Interscope Zedd Featuring Foxes 4404 +696 RADIOACTIVE KIDinaKORNER/Interscope Imagine Dragons +368 l22 31 3 BLURRED LINES Interscope Robin Thicke Featuring T.I. + Pharrell 3548 +1778 WE CAN’T STOP RCA  +368 l23 25 11 LEGO HOUSE Atlantic Ed Sheeran 3472 +510 CRUISE Republic Nashville/Republic Florida Georgia Line +340 l24 26 7 I NEED YOUR LOVE Interscope/Columbia/Columbia/Columbia/Columbia Calvin Harris Featuring Ellie Goulding 3218 +536 25 18 17 ALIVE Columbia Krewella3171 - 1113 I LOVE IT Record Company TEN/Big Beat/Atlantic  Feat. Charli XCX +291

26 24 20 SUIT & TIE RCA Justin Timberlake Featuring Jay Z 3002 -386 CAN’T HOLD US Macklemore/Warner Bros. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Feat. Ray Dalton +264 27 29 3 LOVE SOMEBODY Interscope Maroon 5 2926 +1074 l LOVE SOMEBODY A&M/Octone/Interscope Maroon 5 +261 l28 27 8 CUPS (PITCH PERFECT’S WHEN I’M GONE) Republic Anna Kendrick 2906 +250 Building Gainers reflects titles with the top increases in plays from Monday through 5pm ET Wednesday, l29 28 4 LIVE IT UP Capitol  Featuring Pitbull 2233 +217 as compared to the same period in the previous week, according to Nielsen BDS. 30 19 13 22 Republic  2073 -2164 l31 32 4 RCA Ke$ha Featuring will.i.am 1967 +229 INDICATOR HIGHLIGHTS™ l32 30 5 FINE CHINA RCA Chris Brown 1933 +153 NO. 1 l33 33 4 PEOPLE LIKE US RCA  1674 +213 ARTIST Title Label l34 35 6 GLOWING IDJMG Nikki Williams 1499 +295 MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS Feat. RAY DALTON Can’t Hold Us Warner Bros. l35 38 2 SAFE AND SOUND Capitol Capital Cities 1288 +298 l36 39 5 CRICKETS Interscope Drop City Yacht Club Featuring 988 +5 MOSTMOST ADDED l37 NEW BENEATH YOUR BEAUTIFUL RCA Labrinth Featuring Emeli Sande 849 +309 ARTIST Title Label NEW ST. 38 37 19 CARRY ON RRP fun. 847 -260 ROBIN THICKE Feat. T.I. + PHARRELL Blurred Lines Interscope 15 l39 40 2 CHLOE (YOU’RE THE ONE I WANT) Columbia  816 +66 GREATESTGREATEST GAINERGAINER l40 NEW Epic Sean Kingston Featuring & 690 +150 ARTIST Title Label GAIN Billboard’s Mainstream Top 40 chart ranks total weekly plays (for the week ending Sunday) on 159 stations, as monitored 24 hours a day, seven days a week by Nielsen BDS. Titles receive bullets if even or gaining in BRUNO MARS Treasure Atlantic +612 weekly plays. New and Active lists the top titles gaining in plays below the Mainstream Top 40 chart. © 2013, Prometheus Global Media, LLC and Nielsen BDS, Inc. All rights reserved. INDICATORINDICATOR EXCLUSIVESEXCLUSIVES ™ TW NENEW AND ACTIVE TW LW ARTIST Title Label PLAYS +/– TITLE Imprint/Label Artist PLAYS GAIN TOTAL ST. l34 36 BRANDON & SAVANNAH All The Runaways Omni Total 627 +77 Macklemore/Warner Bros. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Feat. Mary Lambert 675 +197 65  /RRP  657 + 111 48 l36 - JUSTICE By My Side Justice 436 +436 POWER TRIP /Columbia J. Cole Feat. Miguel 602 +121 62 38 - KERLI The Lucky Ones IDJMG 418 +418 THIS IS THE NEW YEAR  Epic  534 +62 38 l RIGHT NOW SRP/Def Jam/IDJMG Rihanna Feat. 508 +183 68 l40 - THE VETTES  33rd Floor 358 +358 GONE, GONE, GONE  19/Interscope Phillip Phillips 504 +139 29 A MILLION LIVES  eOne Jake Miller 485 +66 39 - - CHRISTY ANGELETTI Tough Enough Christy Angeletti 321 +14 SAIL  Red Bull  368 +108 17 Billboard’s Top 40 Indicator chart, viewable in full via Nielsen BDS Music Tracking, ranks total weekly plays on RED CUP Lava/Republic Katy Tiz 338 +88 33 72 stations that report their playlists online. Indicator Exclusives lists the top titles on the Top 40 Indicator chart (or gaining in plays below the chart) that have not yet appeared on the Nielsen BDS-monitored Mainstream What A Music/Astralwerks/Capitol David Guetta Feat. Ne- & 303 +88 90 Top 40 chart. BILLBOARDTOP 40MID-WEEK UPDATE data aggregated byNielsenBDS. aggregated ©2013,Prometheusdata LLC Media, Global andNielsen BDS, Inc.All reserved. rights Hot 100ranksThe Billboard theweek’s acrossallgenres, songs popular most ranked byradio airplay audienceimpressionsmeasured as byNielsenBDS, measuredandstreaming as byNielsenSoundScan salesdata l l l l l l l l l l l l 22 24 23 21 15 19 14 10 11 25 20 16 13 12 18 17 9 7 4 1 Elmira, N.Y. Duluth, Minn. Dothan, Ala. Cookeville, Tenn. Concord (Lakes Region),N.H. Va.Charlottesville, Champaign, Ill. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Casper, Wyo. Carbondale, Ill. Vt. Burlington, TexasBryan-College Station, Ill. Bloomington, Billings, Mont. Amarillo, Texas La. Alexandria, Abilene, Texas TOP 40INDICATOR PANEL —72STATIONS 8 6 5 3 2 THIS WEEK 36 21 20 61 22 23 13 12 16 18 19 14 15 17 10 11 9 5 4 3 8 7 6 2 1 LAST WEEK 71 23 20 24 21 26 13 12 15 16 19 14 17 10 11 — 8 6 3 5 9 7 2 4 1 2 WEEKS

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