billboard hot 100

Ed, try www.acharts.co and stroll down to “US Singles Top 100”.

PopArchivist wrote: Maybe Paul Haney knows why they won't post the charts anymore online..

Probably for the same reason many other online magazines
and newspapers won't let you see the full article
without a subscription... because they have staff
salaries that they have to pay.


Edited by Brian W.

eriejwg wrote: I was able to get to this without a subscription- https://www.billboard.com/charts/hot-100

That link should be working.

I've subscribed/paid for Billboard for years and am covered until about the end of this year; however, you are correct, even those of us who pay for the hard copy cannot access the digital charts online anymore (or other articles). I called Billboard about this. Apparently, we're not supposed to be able to access the Hot 100 or Billboard 200 (Albums). This has been the case for over a month. But I find that some weeks I can access those 2 charts and some weeks I can't.

I'd mainly want to see some of the charts' lower positions that you can't see in the print edition. But I don't want to pay $120/yr (or whatever the cost is) to do so. I basically like to look at (and listen to) the debuts each week on 5 charts - but now that I no longer have access I don't recall how many positions these charts have in the online version. To anyone with a digital, paid subscription, can you tell me how many positions each chart has (there are 25 songs in the printed edition). I think the 1st 2 below have 50 positions and the last 3 have 40 positions:

Radio
Digital Sales
Mainstream Top 40
AC
Hot AC/Adult 40

Edited by EdisonLite

Radio & Digital - 50 positions

Mainstream Top 40 & Adult 40 - 40 positions

Adult Contemporary - 30 positions