Local commercial radio saw a decline in listening share for the December 1999 RAJAR period, from 39.2% in September 1999 to 38.4% for this three month period. At the same time, the sector’s overall weekly reach grew slightly by 0.7% to 26.2 million listeners. Average hours, on the other hand, dropped back by 0.7% to… Continue reading Local Commercial Radio Listening Falls Back In Latest Figures
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BBC Radio has widened the gap between public service and commercial radio’s share of listening, according to the latest RAJAR figures released this morning.The data, which covers the three months to December 1999, shows All BBC Radio’s share of listening increasing by 1.0% points to 51.3%, when compared to the previous period (Q3). At the… Continue reading BBC Increases Its Lead Over Commercial Radio In Latest RAJAR Figures
Chief executive of the GWR group, Ralph Bernard, has warned that the current radio ownership regulations are impinging on the growth of commercial radio in the UK and has called on the Government to relax them before the next election.At the all-party Parliamentary Media Group he called for the points system currently in operation to… Continue reading GWR Chief Calls For Relaxation Of Radio Regulation
A series of tables to show the performances of each of the main UK groups in the latest RAJAR figures is now available in the Radio features list. The data cover the period to December.Subscribers can access the Radio database by selecting “Radio” from the drop-down box at the top of this page.
BBC’s GLR made significant gains in the December RAJAR figures, released this morning. Its weekly reach grew by almost 48% to 436,000; its share of listening in the capital now stands at 1.2%. The station has plans to rebrand itself this year (see Newsline Brief).Another success for the period ending December 1999 was the Premier… Continue reading GLR Makes Gains In Latest RAJAR Figures
Local commercial radio saw a decline in listening share for the December 1999 RAJAR period, from 39.2% in September 1999 to 38.4% for this three month period. At the same time, the sector’s overall weekly reach grew slightly by 0.7% to 26.2 million listeners. Average hours, on the other hand, dropped back by 0.7% to… Continue reading December 1999 RAJAR – Local Commercial Stations
The following tables show the performances of each of the main UK groups in the latest RAJAR figures for the period to December: Capital Radio Group Stations Weekly Reach (000s) Period On Period Comparisons Station Survey Period Ending Sep 1999 Ending Dec 1999 % Change 103.2 Power FM H 315 305 -3.2 BRMB 96.4 FM… Continue reading December 1999 RAJAR – Performance By Ownership
BBC’s GLR made significant gains in the December RAJAR figures, released this morning. Its weekly reach grew by almost 48%; its share of listening in the capital now stands at 1.2%. The station has plans to rebrand itself this year (see Newsline Brief).Another success for the period ending December 1999 was the Premier Christian Radio… Continue reading GLR Makes Gains In Latest RAJAR Figures
After a strong spell in recent weeks, shares in EMAP slipped back by 175p (10.3%) yesterday after HSBC Securities downgraded its recommendation from ‘hold’ to ‘reduce’. The group is understood to be close to signing a major internet deal, possibly with Freeserve.ITV companies Carlton and United News & Media (UNM) rose yesterday over the possibility… Continue reading Sharewatch
BBC Radio has widened the gap between public service and commercial radio’s share of listening, according to the latest RAJAR figures released this morning.The data, which covers the three months to December 1999, shows All BBC Radio’s share of listening increasing by 1.0% points, when compared to the previous period (Q3). At the same time… Continue reading BBC Increases Its Lead Over Commercial Radio In Latest RAJAR Figures
