The tables showing the best and worst performers, in terms of weekly reach and share of listening, of the local commercial stations broadcasting outside London are now available to subscribers in the Radio reports section on the left.The following stations are reporting for the first time: BBC World Service; Kerrang!, oneword radio and Smash Hits… Continue reading RAJAR Results Q1 2003 – Local Commercial Stations
Already uncertain conditions have been accentuated by the war in Iraq according to the UK’s largest newspaper publisher, Trinity Mirror. It says that group advertising revenues for the first four months of 2003 are marginally ahead of the same period last year. The national titles – which include the flagship Daily Mirror – saw a… Continue reading Trinity Mirror Ad Revenues Marginally Up, Conditions Uncertain
RAJAR data for the first quarter of 2003 reveals a mixed picture of London listening, with many of the capital’s premier stations seeing weekly reach decline.The big story was once again Capital 95.8 FM, which has dominated the headlines recently with speculation that high profile DJ, Chris Tarrant, is set to retire. Despite assertions from… Continue reading RAJAR Results Q1 2003 – Capital 95.8 FM Feels The Heat In London
The widening “digital divide” between town and country is hindering the development of rural businesses in the UK, says a new study from The Countryside Agency. The fifth annual State of the Countryside report claims that while there are obvious benefits to life in the country, local companies are suffering because of limited access to… Continue reading Countryside Appeals For Broadband Injection
Year on year analysis of listening for national radio stations during the first quarter of 2003 reveals a rather disappointing period for Virgin Radio AM. Despite launching a £3 million advertising campaign to promote changes to its DJ line-up and music policy (see Virgin Radio Invests £3m In Biggest Ever Ad Campaign), the station saw… Continue reading RAJAR Results Q1 2003 – Virgin Radio AM Continues To Slide
Three-quarters of UK mobile users are excited by the potential of multimedia messaging services, according to a new survey from Nokia. The study, conducted in co-operation with the HPI Research Group, sought to evaluate people’s perceptions of MMS in six prominent markets, namely the UK, Japan, the US, Germany, Singapore and Finland. MMS services are… Continue reading MMS To Spur Mobile Services Market, Says Report
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Conventional television viewing should be consigned to history by the end of the decade as the UK authorities remain committed to the deadline for switching off the analogue signal. In an interview in today’s Financial Times, the culture secretary, Tessa Jowell said that the government was ‘likely’ to meet its target for the switch-off, which… Continue reading Government ‘Likely’ To Meet Analogue Switch-Off Target, Says Minister
RAJAR data for the first quarter of 2003 reveals a mixed picture of London listening, with many of the capital’s premier stations seeing weekly reach decline.The big story was once again Capital 95.8 FM, which has dominated the headlines recently with speculation that high profile DJ, Chris Tarrant, is set to retire. Despite assertions from… Continue reading RAJAR Results Q1 2003 – Capital 95.8 FM Feels The Heat In London
The radio sector was seen in focus yesterday ahead of today’s data release from RAJAR. Emap was seen up 2.24% and Capital Radio was seen up 2.11%. Chrysalis was also in the spotlight and continued to rise following a strong set of results (see Chrysalis Radio Outperforms Industry). The stock was seen up 0.48%.Elsewhere, Cordiant… Continue reading Sharewatch: Emap In Focus Ahead Of RAJAR Results
