The latest RAJAR figures for Q3 2011 saw All Radio’s reach dip slightly on last quarter, though it remains above the 47 million mark, which it hit for the first time ever in the first three months of 2011.
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Times of India have officially announced the completion of its Absolute Radio review and have confirmed long-term backing and confidence in the business, which means the station is no longer up for sale.
The British radio station talkSPORT has agreed a new partnership with Sirius XM Radio, which will see flagship talkSPORT programmes broadcast live to 21 million satellite radio subscribers across America. The arrangement commences this Saturday (13th August) as the 2011/2012 Premier League season gets under way.
Marnie Virdee, head of research & sales operations at talkSPORT, on the station’s strategy and success…
Matthew Rouse, account director at Mindshare, gives an agency view on RAJAR’s Winners & Losers and National Brands…
Adam Bowie, head of strategy & planning at Absolute Radio, says it’s worth highlighting the fact that 42.5% of the population listen to at least some of their radio on a digital platform. “That’s an excellent result that we continue to see grow”…
Steve Parkinson, MD of Bauer Radio London, gives his view on the latest RAJAR results…
James Cridland, managing director of Media UK and a radio futurologist, says the power is now in the brand, not in the individual stations that make them up…
Digital radio put in a strong performance once again, posting increases in weekly reach, hours, share and DAB set ownership.
Bauer Radio’s Magic 105.4 has raced to the top of the London charts after an impressive 14.4% QoQ and 11.7% YoY increase saw it push Capital London off the top spot.