ftm Radio Page - March 9, 2012
Legacy media brands are on the rise. Oh, yes, there are a zillion channels available on every sort of platform. All those new ones add to the mix, certainly, but the folks keep coming back to the tried and true companions.
Radio Page week ending March 2, 2012
radio in Africa, Radio Okapi, media development, radio in Slovakia, radio advertising, radio in Hungary, Class FM, Neo FM, radio in Germany, Radio MA 2012 I
Radio Page week ending February 24, 2012
radio in Poland, RMF FM, Bauer Media, digital radio
Radio Page week ending February 17, 2012
World Radio Day, UNESCO, AER, ITU, EBU, radio in Russia, Ekho Moscvy, Gazprom Media
Radio Page week ending February 10, 2012
radio in France, RTL Group, Christopher Baldelli, digital radio, radio in Hungary, Klubradio, Neelie Kroes, Slager Radio, Danubius Radio
Radio Page week ending February 3, 2012
radio in the UK, RAJAR, Capital Radio, BBC 6Music, Absolute Radio, digital radio, local radio, radio in Portugal, RDP Antena 1
Radio Page week ending January 27, 2012
radio in Africa, radio in South Sudan, Radio Miraya, radio in Switzerland, MediaPulse, Radio Fiume Ticino, DRS, Radio 24, digital radio, radio in Paris, RMC, Skyrock, Radio Latina
Radio Page week ending January 20, 2012
radio in Italy, audience measurement, Ipsos MediaCell, Gfk Eurisko, AudiRadio, radio in russia, Ehko Moscvy, Gasprom Media, radio in France, Médiamétrie, RMC, NRJ
Radio Page week ending January 13, 2012
radio in Switzerland, Energy Basel, radio in Greece, Flash 96
Radio Page week ending December 23, 2011
radio in Sweden, SBS Radio, NRJ Group, Mix Megapol, Association of European Radio, radio in Hungary, Klubradio, NMHH
Radio Page week ending December 16, 2011
radio conferences, Selon Le Radio, RadioDays Europe, Brave New Radio, TEDx
Radio Page week ending December 9, 2011
radio in France, digital radio, DAB, CSA
Radio Page week ending December 2, 2011
world records, BFBS, Kiss FM, RTE Radio 1, Romanian National Radio
Recently added radio audience figures and resources
- Germany - Radio Audience (08/03/2012)
leading stations, audience trend, daily reach
- Portugal - Major Media - Radio (08/03/2012)
public and private broadcasting companies, channels, management, platforms
- Portugal - National Radio Audience (18/02/2012)
leading stations, audience share, trend
- UK - National Radio Audience (02/02/2012)
market share, trend, sectors
- UK - London Radio Audience (02/02/2012)
market share, trend
- UK - National Radio Audience (02/02/2012)
BBC/commercial 'gap'
- France - Greater Paris Radio Audience (26/01/2012)
national and local channels, market share, trend
- Switzerland - French region Radio Audience (25/01/2012)
share, trend
- Switzerland - Swiss-German region Radio Audience (25/01/2012)
share, trend
- Switzerland - Italian region Radio Audience (25/01/2012)
share, trend
- France - National Radio Audience (17/01/2012)
national channels, sectors, market share, reach/TSL
- Russian Federation - Major Media - Private Radio (13/01/2012)
Private sector radio broadcasters, owners, management, audience trend
- Russian Federation - Major Media - State/Government Radio (13/01/2012)
State and government radio broadcasters, owners, management, audience trend
- Russian Federation - Moscow Radio Audience (30/12/2011)
average quarter hour share, trend
- Austria - Major Media - Radio (29/11/2011)
public and private broadcasters, owners, management, audience trend
- Belgium - Major Media (18/11/2011)
Wallonia region, radio broadcasters, public, private, owners, platforms, audience trend
- Belgium - Major Media (14/11/2011)
Flemish region, radio broadcasters, public, private, owners, platforms, audience trend
- Netherlands - Radio Audience (04/11/2011)
national survey, market share, trend
Also see ftm Knowledge
Europe's Radio - Western Europe
Opportunity meets tradition in Western Europe's radio broadcasting. Change has come fast and yet oh, so slowly. This ftm Knowledge file contains material and resources on public and private radio broadcasting in Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Netherlands and Switzerland. 156 pages. Resources. PDF (December 2011)
Europe’s Radio – Eastern Europe
Eastern Europe’s radio writes new rules. In fact, most everything about radio in this region is new... and changes often. The ftm Knowledge file reports on Belarus, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia and Ukraine. 102 pages PDF (June 2011)
Europe’s Radio – Northern Europe
Northern Europe’s radio has a very digital sound. And change is in the air. Economic challenges abound for both public and commercial broadcasters. The ftm Knowledge file reports on Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden and the UK. 101 pages PDF includes Resources (February 2011)
Europe's Radio - Southern Europe
Radio broadcasting in southern Europe ranges from highly developed to developing highly. Italian, Spanish and Portuguese radio is unique, creative and very popular. Radio in Croatia, Serbia and Greece has had ups and downs. The ftm Knowledge file includes Resources. 48 pages PDF (November 2010)
Digital Radio - Possibilities and Probabilities
Digital radio has many platforms. From broadcast platforms to internet radio and rapidly emerging smartphone platforms, listeners and broadcasters have choices galore and decisions to make. Some regulators have made up their minds, others not, some hedging their bets. This ftm Knowledge file details the possibilities for digital broadcasting and the probabilities for success. Includes Resources 110 pages PDF (August 2010)
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Regulators, advertisers and broadcasters take turns trying to influence radio brands. Culture and technology makes an impact. More and more, the greatest influence comes from consumers.
The Six Radio Brands describes advantages and pit-falls of brand strategies, with illustrations from current radio practice.
100 pages. 2004
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