The continuing resurgence of Radio 1, and in particular its Chris Moyles breakfast show, have helped the BBC to get take its biggest-ever lead over its commercial rivals, or at least that is the case according to the latest RAJARS listening figures, released today. Across its network BBC Radio has a 55.1% audience share, while all the commercial networks together lag behind at 42.8% (don't ask me what the other 2.1% are listening to). It's bad news for the commercial sector and the radio advertising industry, who are already concerned about the number of radio listeners out of advertiser's reach. We'll have more on all that in one of our super 'RAJAR round ups' tomorrow.
Feb 2, 2006
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BBC dominate even more in radio ratings
BBC Radio has taken its biggest-ever lead over commercial rivals in the latest RAJAR figures, with a 55.1% audience share.