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Rajar’s report for Q4 2019 overall illustrates a radio sector which remains in rude health. Here, industry experts outline their key takeouts.

Advertisers need to take several actions in order to close their own coverage gap and ensure success in the age of media fragmentation, warms Ebiquity.

If you’re feeling low and anxious, it’s often not easy to speak to a stranger – but as Richard Wickenden found out, it can be a life changing moment.

Continuing to top Rajar’s league table in terms of weekly reach is Total Global Radio (UK) with a healthy 23.2m listeners – although the group continues to experience a decline.

The share of digital radio listening has increased by 11% to a new record of 58.5%, according to the latest Rajar results.

The festive season proved strong for the national breakfast market during the last quarter of 2019, with 11 of 17 stations recording a boost in listenership compared to Q3.

Nicklin will be responsible for leading the commercial growth of the group’s media line of business and will oversee the development of agency brands Amplifi, Carat, dentsu X, iProspect, and Vizeum.

Glug now operates in over 40 cities worldwide and offers a creative community of 50,000 ‘Gluggers’ the opportunity to network, learn and share ideas.

Tackling sexual harassment should be something that unites adland, but instead it’s clear that some of us feel our freedoms and behaviours are under attack. Here’s why that’s not the case.

The Ad Association’s work to rebuild trust is right and sensible, but one can’t help but feel that the target audience is missing.