Quote:
Originally posted by Anderson
Airplay: 60%
Digital Sales: 38%
On-Demand/Streaming: 2%
LAST WEEK:
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Call Me Maybe
Radio: 109,000 = 65.4
Digital: 179,000 = 68.02
On-Demand: 915,000 = 18.3
151.72
Wide Awake
Radio: 117,000 = 70.2
Digital: 151,000 = 57.38
On-Demand: 580,000 = 11.6
139.18
Payphone
Radio: 128,000 = 76.8
Digital: 119,000 = 45.22
On-Demand: 763,000 = 15.26
137.28
Whistle
Radio: 53,000 = 31.8
Digital: 237,000 = 90.06
On-Demand: 614,000 = 12.28
134.14
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Only Radio 60% / Sales 38% / On-Demand 2% can get in that way.
That is why it rules.
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Streaming has more weightage than that.
For example:
Call Me Maybe
Radio: 109,000 *1 = 109
Digital: 179,000 * 0.7 = 125.3
On-Demand: 915,000 * 0.06 = 54.9
Total: 289.2
Under old chart rules, it would just have been 109+179=288 points.
So effectively, a portion of Sales weightage has now been given to on-demand streaming.
As for your methodology, it can't explain this case:
On debut, Payphone sold 493k, had 36M audience impressions and didn't chart on on-demand. It ranked #3 that week.
We Are Young sold 251k, had 136M audience impression and around 1150k on-demand streams. It ranked #2.
