Where to find Arbitron daypart breakouts

[trackertalent]

If the company we work for doesn't see fit for whatever reason to share daypart numbers, are they available elsewhere?

Thanks.

[Manny Michaels]

Yes, you can subscribe to Arbitron.  Start an agency and get the numbers at dirt cheap rates.  Just don't share them with your station.

[DavidEduardo]

If the company we work for doesn't see fit for whatever reason to share daypart numbers, are they available elsewhere?

Think of what you just said.

Maybe in a different context it would be easier:

"Dad did not buy me a Porsche. Where can I get the use of one for free?"

[trackertalent]

Well, you know, I work part-time in radio, and have never been a programmer, and so I don't know *anything* about this stuff. Which is the reason I came here, to this forum of – professionals – expecting a polite reply, such as, "Arbitron ratings are only available to stations who subscribe."

But, no, you chose to be less than polite or even the slightest bit professional.

Thanks. I'm *SO* sorry to have bothered you. Maybe you need a little more fiber in your diet. And maybe, one day, when you have a need for an answer in an area in which you are ignorant, someone will treat you considerably better than you have me.