The Broadcasters Audience Research Board (BARB) has set a date for the release of its first digital-only data. The data, for the week ending November 7, will be available on 20 November.The digital data has been anticipated for some time; the first figures were due to be released last month but technical problems hindered their… Continue reading BARB Sets Date For Digital Data
Local commercial radio listening, including the London stations, dropped around 100,000 listeners (3.6%) period on period according to the September RAJAR survey. The sector’s share of listening fell by 0.9% points to 39.2%; average hours per listener per week increased by 0.1 to 14.9.Galaxy 105-106 reported its first RAJAR figure in this survey. The Chrysalis-owned… Continue reading September 1999 RAJAR – Local Commercial Stations
The internet this week received two new sites targeting their content at the growing number of women online. The UK’s most popular internet service provider (ISP), Freeserve, has created iCircle, a spin-off site dedicated to women, and Associated New Media (ANM) has unveiled the fruits of its charlottestreet.com project (see Associated Plans Women’s Website Launch).The… Continue reading ANM And Freeserve Unveil Women’s Web Offerings
Shares in Capital Radio jumped yesterday after the announcement that it is to launch its first national radio station (see Capital Radio To Launch Its First National Station). Prices closed up 28p to 985p.The radio sector as a whole will be in the spotlight today as the latest RAJAR results are released (see BBC Steals… Continue reading Sharewatch
BBC Radio has taken a greater share of listening than commercial radio in the latest radio audience figures released by RAJAR this morning. The new survey shows commercial radio slumping back in both share of listening and weekly reach between the June and September RAJAR survey periods. Overall BBC Radio reports increases in share and… Continue reading BBC Steals Greatest Share In Latest RAJAR Figures
Local commercial radio listening, including the London stations, dropped around 100,000 listeners (3.6%) period on period according to the September RAJAR survey. The sector’s share of listening fell by 0.9% points to 39.2%; average hours per listener per week increased by 0.1 to 14.9.Galaxy 105-106 reported its first RAJAR figure in this survey. The Chrysalis-owned… Continue reading September 1999 RAJAR – Local Commercial Stations
The Independent Television Commission (ITC) has concluded that a Channel 4 documentary which the Guardian alleged was faked did not breach programme guidelines. After a lengthy investigation into Undercover Britain: Guns On The Street the Commission found that there was “insufficient evidence” that viewers were misled.The investigation began in March this year (see ITC Investigates… Continue reading ITC Rules Against Claims Of Fake C4 Documentary
With the exception of BBC Radio 1, the country’s national radio stations all saw their audiences fall over the summer period, according to the latest figures released by RAJAR this morning. Whilst Radio 1 increased its weekly audience by 2.5% to 11.2 million, the rest of the BBC’s national stations all saw the figures drop… Continue reading National Radio Stations Shed Listeners During Summer
With the exception of BBC Radio 1, the country’s national radio stations all saw their audiences fall over the summer period, according to the latest figures released by RAJAR this morning. Whilst Radio 1 increased its weekly audience by 2.5%, the rest of the BBC’s national stations all saw the figures drop back. Radio 1’s… Continue reading National Radio Stations Shed Listeners During Summer
BBC Radio has taken a greater share of listening than commercial radio in the latest radio audience figures released by RAJAR this morning. The new survey shows commercial radio slumping back in both share of listening and weekly reach between the June and September RAJAR survey periods. Overall BBC Radio reports increases in share and… Continue reading BBC Steals Greatest Share In Latest RAJAR Figures
