We’re getting even more upmarket
John Carroll, Senior Director
9 February 2011
Data from the National Readership Survey show that, despite our gloomy views of the British economy, the country as a whole is becoming more middle class and the South of England even more so.
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Does the nation love their DAB radio?
Andy Haylett, Survey Director
7 February 2011
18.5 million adults are DAB owners, yet only an estimated 12.6 million are confirmed listeners. What are the other 6 million doing with their DAB sets?
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The snow helps boost local radio listening
Andy Haylett, Survey Director
3 February 2011
RAJAR figures for Q4 2010 indicate an increase in radio listeners, however each one listens for shorter periods.
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MediaCT Light Bites: More Good News For Digital Print
John Carroll, Senior Director
31 August 2010
The latest set of National Readership Survey (NRS) results published on 27 August shows that the nation is increasingly embracing technology and the digital world.
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MediaCT Light Bites: Read All About It!
John Carroll, Senior Director
27 August 2010
The Q2 2010 National Readership Survey results were released on 27 August and provide newspaper and magazine publishers with the official readership estimates for their publications.
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MediaCT Light Bites: Radio listening reaches record high
Andy Haylett, Survey Director
5 August 2010
The new RAJAR figures released on Thursday 5th August (Q2 2010) make for interesting reading. There are more people than ever listening to the radio – a massive 46.8 million of us listen to the radio during an average week, that’s 91% of the UK population aged 15 and over.
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MediaCT Light Bites: The Slow Rise of Digital Radio
John Carroll, Senior Director
5 August 2010
The latest set of RAJAR results published on 5th August 2010 (Q2 2010) shows that the current UK digital share of radio listening is 25%, meaning we are now half way towards the Government’s target of 50% set for the switchover from analogue to digital broadcasting.
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