The latest Rajar figures have revealed commercial radio listening growing to an all-time high, the rise of smart speakers and decline in breakfast listening.
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Global’s largest radio brands have each suffered double-digit declines in audiences in the commercially important breakfast timeslot, the latest Rajar audience survey has revealed.
Smart speaker listening now accounts for 13.4% of all radio listening and over half of total online radio listening (23.6%).
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