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Commercial Radio Grows At BBC’s Expense

Commercial Radio Grows At BBC’s Expense

Commercial radio continued to pull away from the BBC in terms of share of listening for RAJAR Q1 1998: all commercial achieved a share of 50.1% (up from 49.4% last year) while the BBC’s share stood at 47.7% (down from 48.4% last year). Overall, all national commercial stations had a listening share of 10.2% (up from 9.8%) while local commercial stations’ share came in at 39.9% (up from 39.7%). Local BBC station’s had a listening share of 9.6% (down from 9.9%)

Radio revenue figures for Q1 1998 are expected to be released next week.

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