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» Have A Seat In The Rating Room:

Here are select Nielsen Audio Continuous Diary Measurement (CDM) ratings for November 2020 (three-month rolling average, 8/13-11/4) compared with stations' last books. Ranks (in parentheses) are among subscribers. Unless otherwise noted, all figures are Persons 12+, Monday-Sunday, 6am-midnight.

Birmingham, AL	WDXB 4.3 (2) to 3.8 (5) iHeartMedia WZZK N/A to N/A Summit Summit WZZK is a two-book subscriber.
Buffalo, NY	WYRK 10.7 (1) to 10.9 (1) Townsquare
Greenville, SC	WSSL 6.1 (2) to 7.1 (1) iHeartMedia (Largest share since Winter 2019.) WESC 6.8 (1) to 7.0 (2) iHeartMedia
Richmond, VA	WKHK N/A to N/A Summit Summit's WKHK is a two-book subscriber.
Rochester, NY	WBEE 9.7 (1) to 9.1 (1) Entercom

» iHeart's Hantla Departs:

With iHeartMediacompanywide cutbacks continuing, Birmingham-Gadsden-Tuscaloosa, AL Dir./Digital Content Camille Hantla is the latest to exit. She joined in 2016 following time with Wichita State University and Liv Communications, and oversaw 16 stations, include Country outlets WDXB/Birmingham and WTXT/Tuscaloosa. Hantla is seeking her next opportunity and can be reached here.

» Hot Air:

Griffin KVOO/Tulsa is using Facebook to tease an impending Dec. 7 change. While both the morning show – with new additions Tige Rodgers and Daniel Baker (CAT 11/16) – and afternoons with Bud & Broadway (CAT 11/30) are slated to relaunch Monday, KVOO has also pulled its logo from Facebookleading to the notion a complete station rebranding may be forthcoming.