The Albuquerque–Santa Fe DMA spans the Rio Grande corridor with government, film and TV production, higher education, defense labs, and tourism shaping coverage. Viewers depend on broadcasters for wildfire and weather alerts, traffic on I‑25/I‑40, and bilingual community information.
Newsrooms deliver bilingual reporting, public‑safety alerts, and statehouse updates. Public media and tribal outlets extend cultural programming, education, and statewide news.
Audiences mix OTA antennas with CTV apps and mobile alerts for real‑time conditions and evening recaps.
Wildfire, monsoon storms, and winter weather drive live tune‑in; mobile alerts and short‑form video extend reach throughout the day.
CTV and news apps augment antenna usage; bilingual push alerts sustain engagement across metro and rural communities.
| Indicator | Latest Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| DMA profile | Bilingual, public‑safety forward DMA with OTA + CTV mix | Nielsen DMA Rankings |
| Platform mix | Broadcast + CTV + mobile alerts | Nielsen Gauge |
| Key drivers | Weather, public safety, statehouse, and sports | Station reports |
Meteorologists and bilingual anchors drive loyalty; timely alerts and community resources lead engagement.
Live weather, statehouse briefings, sports, and cultural programming see steady demand across platforms.