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Media consumers are, mostly, confined. They hear, see and touch what is nearest. This is called proximity, the branding concept considered the strongest. The web, smartphones and the rest of new media has the potential to change all of that, testing the ties that bind media outlets with their best friends. It is a challenge.
New measurement service appears, free offer
more numbers, more often
Radio broadcasters in Bulgaria will soon have loads of luscious audience data to pour over. The Nielsen Bulgaria affiliate Admosphere and Ipsos have already started collecting survey data for nationally representative audience estimates, first report due in April. Several broadcasters have already signed up, others had no idea it was coming, reported capital.bg (March 9).
Ipsos prepared a national radio audience survey during the summer 2014 commissioned by public radio broadcaster BNR that thrilled broadcasters and advertisers. Other public opinion research institutes have periodically conducted radio audience measurement in Bulgaria. Nielsen Admosphere will take care of marketing the radio data-set and Ipsos will manage the survey details and provide analytics. Nielsen already provides TV measurement in Bulgaria and is offering free radio data to existing TV customers for a year. (See more about media in Bulgaria here)
More new data services are planned by Nielsen Admosphere - time-shift viewing and lifestyle profiles - “as soon as the market shows a real demand,” said a spokesperson. Nielsen and Gemius, internet measurement provider, are collaborating on a cross-media measurement project that will be rolled out in Bulgaria sometime after it appears in the Czech Republic.
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Recently added radio audience figures and resources
- Germany - Radio Audience (March 2015)
leading stations, audience trend, daily reach
- Italy - Major Media - Radio Broadcasting (February 2015)
public and private broadcasting companies, channels, audience reach/share, management
- UK - National Radio Audience (February 2015)
market share, trend, sectors
- UK - London Radio Audience (February 2015)
market share, trend
- UK - National Radio Audience (February 2015)
BBC/commercial 'gap'
- Switzerland - Radio listening by region (February 2015)
public and private sectors, penetration, time spent listening
- Switzerland - French region Radio Audience (February 2015)
share, trend
- Switzerland - Swiss-German region Radio Audience (February 2015)
share, trend
- Switzerland - Italian region Radio Audience (February 2015)
share, trend
- Bosnia/Herzegovina - Major Media - Radio Broadcasting (January 2015)
public and private broadcasters, management, descriptions, regulator, broadcaster association
- Albania - Major Media - Radio Broadcasting (January 2015)
public and private radio channels, national, regional, religious and community stations
- France - Greater Paris Radio Audience (January 2015)
national and local channels, market share, trend
- France - National Radio Audience (January 2015)
national channels, sectors, market share, reach/TSL
- Turkey - Major Media - Radio Broadcasting (January 2015)
ownership, management, program formats, platforms, audience estimates
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