RAJAR is on the verge of taking part of the survey online, research director Paul Kennedy told the ASI European Radio Symposium in Paris.
After a number of tests, starting with four different survey designs, the industry body has come down to one, which is currently in parallel run with the diary with 5000 placements over 13 weeks.
It is planned that this should be rolled out formally as part and parcel of the main survey in 2011, but given that UK broadband penetration is as low as 65% there is no short-term likelihood of the diary survey being fully replaced.
Click here to see RAJAR’s chief executive Jerry Hill discussing some of the changes to the sample in the latest currency update, which is due to be presented at the MRG conference in Malta today.