92.3 Now FM, CBS Radio's new CHR station in New York City, hasn't made the same immediate impact as its Los Angeles sister station Amp Radio.
In the first full-month results since its March 9 launch, Now FM only manages to get a 1.5% marketshare. That is only marginally better than its predecessor 92.3 K-Rock and means that Now FM is the 23rd biggest radio station in NYC.
Now FM's main competitor, Clear Channel's Z100, is up slightly to 4.9% and maintains its runner-up position on the market, with Clear Channel's AC station still at number one with 5.9%.
CBS Radio gets some good news from its other stations in New York City. Oldies station WCBS-AM increases to 4.8% and keeps its number three spot, news outlet WCBS-AM rises to 4.1 and sports channel WFAN AM surges from 2.1 to 3.4%. Another winner is Clear Channel's classic rock station Q104.3, which is now in fourth place with a 4.3% share.
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