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This Saturday (3rd December) sees the airing of the first industry wide connected consumer campaign to promote digital radio.

New research from Bauer Radio shows Radio as the number one destination for listeners to find out about new music.

The BBC’s chief operating Officer, Caroline Thompson, has stated that the reversal of the planned 280 job cuts to local radio is not “out of the question”.

Last week the RAB launched it’s new ‘Britain Loves Radio’ marketing campaign, which aims to stimulate a more active consideration of radio as part of brand advertising

Helen Keable, consultant at Radio Experts, says it’s encouraging to see some of commercial radio’s strongest brands collectively turning in such a strong book, particularly against a backdrop not only of the notoriously slow summer months but also a tenacious Beeb…

James Cridland, managing director of Media UK and a radio futurologist, says today’s RAJAR release continues to show a slow but steady increase in take-up of digital radio. If there is a way to accelerate this, it’s good for listeners and broadcasters alike – but it is also prudent to remain patient…

RAJAR’s Q3 2011 release was particularly positive for Global Radio, with Heart and Capital putting in strong performances for the network.

Digital radio put in a strong performance once again, with digital listening hours breaking through the 300 million mark for the first time.

Radio listeners across the UK continue to wake up to Chris Evans on BBC Radio 2. His breakfast show remains well in the lead with a weekly reach of almost 8.9 million listeners after a positive 2.3% QoQ (and 5.4% YoY) increase.

It is all change at the top of the London chart once again, with Capital London reclaiming the number one position from Bauer’s Magic 105.4.