Media Monitors, the leader in broadcast and cable monitoring, released a list of all the spots that were caught on the TV stations they monitor in June up to Noon ET 6/30. As you can see, they are running more of an overall PR approach on TV. The radio was heavily concentrated in the Gulf Coast area, but the TV appears to be more global. And of course, there is good reason they are running the most spots in Washington, DC. See the list here:
| BP TV Markets June 2010 | Spot Count |
| Washington, DC | 331 |
| Tampa-St. Petersburg | 254 |
| Boston | 242 |
| New Orleans | 225 |
| New York | 187 |
| Seattle | 187 |
| Miami | 186 |
| Providence | 186 |
| San Antonio | 186 |
| West Palm Beach | 185 |
| Charlotte | 184 |
| Cincinnati | 184 |
| Dayton | 184 |
| Denver | 184 |
| Minneapolis | 184 |
| Nashville | 184 |
| Orlando | 184 |
| Philadelphia | 184 |
| Phoenix | 184 |
| Raleigh-Durham | 184 |
| Sacramento | 184 |
| San Diego | 184 |
| St. Louis | 184 |
| Cleveland | 183 |
| Columbus, OH | 183 |
| Hartford | 183 |
| Houston | 183 |
| San Francisco | 183 |
| Portland, OR | 182 |
| Dallas | 181 |
| Milwaukee | 181 |
| Austin | 180 |
| Chicago | 179 |
| Los Angeles | 179 |
| Norfolk | 179 |
| Indianapolis | 177 |
| Kansas City | 176 |
| Detroit | 175 |
| Baltimore | 171 |
| Salt Lake City | 170 |
| Pittsburgh | 161 |
| Atlanta | 151 |
