2010-11 Nielsen Market Ratings

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2010-11 Nielsen Market Ratings

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Of note:

Huntington-Charleston drops one spot to 64.
Bluefield-Beckley-Oak Hill gains one spot to 155.
Wheeling-Steubenville stays at 159.
Clarksburg-Weston stays at 168.
Parkersburg gains one spot to 193.

Lima, OH is the biggest loser, dropping 15(!) spots to 201.



2011 NIELSEN MARKET RANKINGS
2010 2011 2010 2011
Rank Rank TV Homes TV Homes
1 1 New York 7,493,530 7,515,330
2 2 Los Angeles 5,659,170 5,666,900
3 3 Chicago 3,501,010 3,502,610
4 4 Philadelphia 2,955,190 3,015,820
5 5 Dallas-Ft. Worth 2,544,410 2,594,630
6 6 San Francisco-Oak-San Jose 2,503,400 2,523,520
7 7 Boston (Manchester) 2,410,180 2,460,290
8 8 Atlanta 2,387,520 2,407,080
9 9 Washington, DC (Hagrstwn) 2,335,040 2,389,710
10 10 Houston 2,123,460 2,177,220
11 11 Detroit 1,890,220 1,883,840
12 12 Phoenix (Prescott) 1,873,930 1,881,310
13 13 Seattle-Tacoma 1,833,990 1,874,750
14 14 Tampa-St. Pete (Sarasota) 1,805,810 1,795,200
15 15 Minneapolis-St. Paul 1,732,050 1,753,780
17 16 +1 Miami-Ft. Lauderdale 1,538,090 1,580,580
16 17 -1 Denver 1,539,380 1,572,740
18 18 Cleveland-Akron (Canton) 1,520,750 1,526,200
19 19 Orlando-Daytona Bch-Melbrn 1,455,620 1,453,120
20 20 Sacramnto-Stkton-Modesto 1,404,580 1,409,400
21 21 St. Louis 1,249,450 1,258,580
22 22 Portland, OR 1,188,770 1,197,780
24 23 +1 Charlotte 1,147,910 1,166,180
23 24 -1 Pittsburgh 1,154,950 1,160,820
26 25 +1 Raleigh-Durham (Fayetvlle) 1,107,820 1,131,310
27 26 +1 Baltimore 1,093,170 1,108,360
25 27 -2 Indianapolis 1,119,760 1,106,420
28 28 San Diego 1,073,390 1,089,010
29 29 Nashville 1,019,010 1,039,430
30 30 Hartford & New Haven 1,010,630 1,018,770
32 31 +1 Kansas City 941,360 974,820
31 32 -1 Salt Lake City 944,060 953,950
33 33 Cincinnati 918,670 923,830
34 34 Columbus, OH 904,030 915,950
35 35 Milwaukee 901,790 901,100
36 36 Greenvll-Spart-Ashevll-And 865,810 878,550
37 37 San Antonio 830,000 844,910
38 38 West Palm Beach-Ft. Pierce 776,080 773,890
39 39 Harrisburg-Lncstr-Leb-York 743,420 749,020
40 40 Birmingham (Ann and Tusc) 742,140 747,190
41 41 Grand Rapids-Kalmzoo-B.Crk 740,430 740,230
42 42 Las Vegas 721,780 718,030
43 43 Norfolk-Portsmth-Newpt Nws 709,880 716,050
48 44 +4 Austin 678,730 707,430
45 45 Oklahoma City 694,030 704,670
44 46 -2 Albuquerque-Santa Fe 694,040 703,720
46 47 -1 Greensboro-H.Point-W.Salem 691,380 699,040
50 48 +2 Memphis 667,660 693,860
47 49 -2 Jacksonville 679,120 678,430
49 50 -1 Louisville 668,310 674,940
52 51 +1 Buffalo 633,220 636,320
51 52 -1 New Orleans 633,930 635,860
53 53 Providence-New Bedford 619,610 620,600
54 54 Wilkes Barre-Scranton 593,480 595,480
55 55 Fresno-Visalia 579,180 581,340
56 56 Little Rock-Pine Bluff 564,490 573,670
58 57 +1 Richmond-Petersburg 553,950 558,500
57 58 -1 Albany-Schenectady-Troy 554,070 557,860
59 59 Knoxville 552,380 557,040
60 60 Mobile-Pensacola (Ft Walt) 534,730 539,190
61 61 Tulsa 528,070 535,820
65 62 +3 Dayton 482,590 527,030
62 63 -1 Lexington 506,340 515,320
63 64 -1 Charleston-Huntington 501,530 505,200
64 65 -1 Ft. Myers-Naples 500,110 499,410
67 66 +1 Roanoke-Lynchburg 461,220 464,480
66 67 -1 Tucson (Sierra Vista) 465,100 461,450
69 68 +1 Wichita-Hutchinson Plus 452,710 457,880
68 69 -1 Flint-Saginaw-Bay City 458,020 455,840
73 70 +3 Toledo 423,100 445,600
70 71 -1 Green Bay-Appleton 443,420 445,510
71 72 -1 Honolulu 433,240 433,530
72 73 -1 Des Moines-Ames 432,310 432,820
74 74 Springfield, MO 422,740 424,270
75 75 Spokane 419,350 424,220
76 76 Omaha 410,350 418,290
77 77 Portland-Auburn 408,120 410,300
79 78 +1 Columbia, SC 398,620 405,670
81 79 +2 Huntsville-Decatur (Flor) 390,900 399,440
78 80 -2 Paducah-Cape Girard-Harsbg 399,690 398,820
80 81 -1 Rochester, NY 392,190 392,090
83 82 +1 Syracuse 385,440 389,970
82 83 -1 Shreveport 386,180 387,060
84 84 Champaign&Sprngfld-Decatur 384,620 384,990
85 85 Madison 377,260 382,700
86 86 Chattanooga 365,400 376,910
87 87 Harlingen-Wslco-Brnsvl-McA 354,150 356,010
88 88 Cedar Rapids-Wtrlo-IWC&Dub 346,030 346,010
89 89 Waco-Temple-Bryan 339,570 344,020
90 90 Jackson, MS 336,520 338,030
93 91 +2 Tri-Cities, TN-VA 334,620 337,610
92 92 Colorado Springs-Pueblo 334,710 336,880
91 93 -2 South Bend-Elkhart 336,130 336,220
95 94 +1 Baton Rouge 326,890 334,730
94 95 -1 Burlington-Plattsburgh 330,650 330,730
96 96 Savannah 322,030 329,460
98 97 +1 El Paso (Las Cruces) 310,760 315,130
97 98 -1 Charleston, SC 311,190 312,770
99 99 Davenport-R.Island-Moline 308,910 309,800
100 100 Ft. Smith-Fay-Sprngdl-Rgrs 298,330 304,060
103 101 +2 Greenville-N.Bern-Washngtn 290,280 294,550
101 102 -1 Johnstown-Altoona-St Colge 294,350 293,940
102 103 -1 Evansville 291,830 292,440
104 104 Myrtle Beach-Florence 287,400 289,570
106 105 +1 Tallahassee-Thomasville 280,710 282,110
105 106 -1 Lincoln & Hastings-Krny 281,590 279,820
107 107 Ft. Wayne 273,860 277,050
108 108 Reno 270,500 271,380
109 109 Tyler-Longview(Lfkn&Ncgd) 267,890 269,760
111 110 +1 Springfield-Holyoke 262,960 269,500
110 111 -1 Youngstown 266,560 268,150
113 112 +1 Sioux Falls(Mitchell) 261,100 263,790
112 113 -1 Boise 262,800 262,920
114 114 Augusta-Aiken 255,950 257,030
115 115 Lansing 253,690 253,380
116 116 Peoria-Bloomington 247,830 251,880
118 117 +1 Montgomery-Selma 244,750 244,470
119 118 +1 Eugene 241,730 243,870
117 119 -2 Traverse City-Cadillac 245,000 242,700
121 120 +1 Fargo-Valley City 240,330 241,990
122 121 +1 Macon 239,330 241,120
120 122 -2 SantaBarbra-SanMar-SanLuOb 241,370 239,250
123 123 Lafayette, LA 230,180 231,560
124 124 Monterey-Salinas 227,390 229,150
125 125 Bakersfield 222,910 225,670
126 126 Yakima-Pasco-Rchlnd-Knnwck 219,510 225,320
128 127 +1 Columbus, GA (Opelika, AL) 213,880 219,450
127 128 -1 La Crosse-Eau Claire 214,820 216,510
129 129 Corpus Christi 199,560 199,370
130 130 Chico-Redding 197,970 198,370
131 131 Amarillo 192,490 195,070
132 132 Wilmington 189,950 191,630
133 133 Columbus-Tupelo-W Pnt-Hstn 189,460 190,270
134 134 Rockford 189,160 187,970
135 135 Wausau-Rhinelander 184,720 186,010
136 136 Topeka 180,090 179,510
137 137 Columbia-Jefferson City 178,810 178,610
138 138 Monroe-El Dorado 177,200 177,900
139 139 Duluth-Superior 174,360 174,570
140 140 Medford-Klamath Falls 172,900 172,230
141 141 Beaumont-Port Arthur 167,330 170,010
143 142 +1 Lubbock 158,360 161,450
144 143 +1 Salisbury 158,340 159,630
146 144 +2 Erie 156,520 158,000
142 145 -3 Palm Springs 161,110 157,180
149 146 +3 Wichita Falls & Lawton 154,450 157,030
145 147 -2 Albany, GA 156,890 156,910
147 148 -1 Joplin-Pittsburg 155,670 156,360
148 149 -1 Sioux City 154,810 155,490
150 150 Anchorage 151,470 154,820
155 151 +4 Odessa-Midland 143,710 146,310
152 152 Terre Haute 145,550 144,950
153 153 Rochestr-Mason City-Austin 144,300 144,590
154 154 Bangor 144,230 144,130
156 155 +1 Bluefield-Beckley-Oak Hill 142,570 143,280
151 156 -5 Panama City 147,440 139,700
158 157 +1 Minot-Bsmrck-Dckns(Wlston) 136,540 138,730
157 158 -1 Binghamton 137,240 136,740
159 159 Wheeling-Steubenville 133,110 132,910
160 160 Gainesville 128,400 130,460
161 161 Sherman-Ada 127,990 129,480
162 162 Idaho Fals-Pocatllo(Jcksn) 126,880 128,860
163 163 Biloxi-Gulfport 122,740 126,610
164 164 Yuma-El Centro 118,300 118,700
165 165 Abilene-Sweetwater 116,190 115,200
166 166 Missoula 111,940 113,380
167 167 Hattiesburg-Laurel 111,610 112,120
168 168 Clarksburg-Weston 110,050 110,440
172 169 +3 Dothan 101,840 110,080
169 170 -1 Billings 107,420 109,090
170 171 -1 Utica 104,890 104,990
171 172 -1 Quincy-Hannibal-Keokuk 102,710 102,010
174 173 +1 Rapid City 98,240 97,930
176 174 +2 Elmira (Corning) 95,790 96,390
175 175 Lake Charles 95,900 96,210
177 176 +1 Watertown 93,970 95,750
178 177 +1 Harrisonburg 93,400 94,670
179 178 +1 Alexandria, LA 90,740 90,640
180 179 +1 Marquette 88,490 87,670
181 180 +1 Jonesboro 82,300 83,000
182 181 +1 Bowling Green 81,650 81,750
173 182 -9 Jackson, TN 98,250 77,700
183 183 Charlottesville 75,920 76,700
184 184 Grand Junction-Montrose 75,030 76,320
185 185 Meridian 72,180 72,280
188 186 +2 Laredo 69,790 70,090
187 187 Greenwood-Greenville 70,350 69,450
191 188 +3 Lafayette, IN 66,180 67,560
189 189 Bend, OR 66,980 66,680
192 190 +2 Great Falls 65,000 65,900
190 191 -1 Butte-Bozeman 66,260 65,780
193 192 +1 Twin Falls 64,740 65,310
194 193 +1 Parkersburg 64,060 64,370
195 194 +1 Eureka 61,090 61,570
196 195 +1 Casper-Riverton 55,620 56,700
198 196 +2 San Angelo 54,580 55,280
197 197 Cheyenne-Scottsbluff 54,710 55,210
199 198 +1 Mankato 52,230 52,640
200 199 +1 Ottumwa-Kirksville 51,370 51,370
201 200 +1 St. Joseph 48,440 48,040
186 201 -15 Lima 71,380 40,020
202 202 Fairbanks 36,250 36,450
203 203 Zanesville 32,350 32,550
204 204 Victoria 31,560 31,660
205 205 Presque Isle 31,070 30,380
206 206 Helena 27,630 28,030
207 207 Juneau 25,340 25,250
208 208 Alpena 17,420 17,040
209 209 North Platte 15,350 15,350
210 210 Glendive 3,940 4,040
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Mr. Jones wrote:Lima, OH is the biggest loser, dropping 15(!) spots to 201.

I guess having a swingin' Popeye's wasn't factored in to the equation...
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Whenever you see such a big move in a single year, make your first guess "counties got reassigned" and look at surrounding markets for moves in the opposite direction.

Following that line of thinking in this Lima case, I see Dayton and Toledo jumped up while Ft Wayne and Columbus didn't move. I'm going to make an assumption that Lima lost a county to each Dayton and Toledo and not worry too much that I may have assumed wrong......
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I think, though I might be wrong, that the DMA has not changed for Lima
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Interesting that Greenville-N.Bern, NC has creeped up to #101. Almost cracking the top 100...
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Arp2 wrote:Whenever you see such a big move in a single year, make your first guess "counties got reassigned" and look at surrounding markets for moves in the opposite direction.

Following that line of thinking in this Lima case, I see Dayton and Toledo jumped up while Ft Wayne and Columbus didn't move. I'm going to make an assumption that Lima lost a county to each Dayton and Toledo and not worry too much that I may have assumed wrong......

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