RadioRatingz.com Lets Listeners Rate the Shows

RadioRatingz tracks broadcast, satellite and Internet radio programs.

Sunnyvale, CA (PRWEB) January 24, 2006 -- As satellite and Internet radio audiences grow, Ratingz Inc has launched a new website where listeners can rate and review radio programs. The site, www.RadioRatingz.com, is free, and allows anyone to post and read reviews.

"As an avid radio listener, I was frustrated with the new morning show that Live 105 in San Francisco chose to replace Howard Stern," said Ratingz Inc. CEO John Swapceinski. "I wanted to express my displeasure with the station's decision, but couldn't find a way to share my feedback with others, so we decided to start RadioRatingz to serve this unmet need."

Ratingz Inc, the Internet consumer ratings company, is best know for its local business review sites, where consumers can rate and review restaurants, realtors, mechanics, lawyers, and other businesses and services. The new site is intended to capitalize on the success of TVratingz.com, a site that the company launched in September of 2005.

"Our TV rating site has been a great success. The ratings on our site track viewership numbers very well. We believe there’s even more potential for rating radio programs, because there’s no other site like RadioRatingz. In addition to major markets, we’ll be tracking satellite and Internet radio programs."

Nicholson adds that the company hopes its new site will become a serious resource for the radio industry.

Visitors to the website can praise or pan the radio shows that are already listed, and even add listings for programs that don’t appear in the site’s database.

Visit the new website at http://www.RadioRatingz.com.

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