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RADIO BASICS/MARCH
Facts & figures about radio today
1. CURRENT RADIO DIMENSIONS
Radio homes index
Radio station index
1960 1959
50.1 radio homes
49.5 radio homes
52.0 51.4
U.S. homes U.S. homes
Source: 1 Jan. I960. SPONSOR; 1 Mar. 1959, A C Nielsen: homes figures in millions.
End of February
1960
Stations CPs not on air on air
New station requests
New station bids in hearing'
Am Fm
1 3,462 1 79 696 152
End of February
1 583 78
1959
1
241 36
Am Fm
1 3,339 1 119 1 591 | 134
490 44
|
122 26
Source:
r< C
monthly reports, commercial stations.
•January, each
year.
Radio set index
Set |
location
Home Auto Public places
Torol
1960
1959
106.007,095 10,387,4 19
98.300,000 37.900.000
10,000,000* 10,000.000*
156.394.544 146,200.000
e: RAH. 1 Jan. I960. 1 Jan. 1959, e»U In working order. *No new information.
Radio set sales index
Type
Home Auto
Total
Jan. 1960
Jan. 1959
803,388 632,461
700.490 420.052
1.435,849 1.120.542
12 months 1959
8,897,451 5,555,155
12 months 1958
8,631,344 3,715,362
14,452,606 12,346,706
Source: Electronic Industries Assn. Home figures are estimated retail sales, auto figures are factor; production. These figures are of U.S. production only. Radios in phonographs add another 15-20'; to the home sales figures.
2. CURRENT SET SALES PATTERNS
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SPONSOR • 26 MARCH 1960