From RTE (!) Former RTÉ presenter Ryan Tubridy has announced a move to Virgin Radio UK in London. He will helm the mid-morning show on Virgin Radio from 10am to 1pm Monday to Friday from early January. As part of the deal, Mr Tubridy will also be broadcasting live from London simultaneously on Dublin's Q102. On weekends, he will present ...
Just 2 pages, but the interesting graphic is the ranking of stations to attract audiences. See it here JNLR Summary Q3 2023
From IMJ The latest JNLR report for the Irish radio sector, shows that the daily radio audience has grown by 31,000 listeners to 3.35m while 92% of the adult population and 88% of those aged between 15-34 listen to a radio station every week. Carried out by Ipsos, the latest JNLR report covers the period October 2022 to September 2023. ...
From IMJ Adworld: Gavin Deans, the managing director of the Bauer Media-owned Media Central has been appointed as RTÉ’s new commercial director, replacing Geraldine O’Leary who stepped down from the role in July, two months before she was scheduled to retire. Deans, who is 45, will take up his new role in February 2024. Deans is well known and well ...
Radio listenership in Ireland is in a very healthy position, according to the latest survey which shows that close to 3.8million people (3,791,000) listen to the radio every week. Bauer Media Audio Ireland, home to some of the country’s leading radio stations including Today FM, Newstalk, 98FM, SPIN 1038, SPIN South West and Cork’s Red FM now has a combined ...
From Radiocentre: See the detail on this link now 654ced6382df430165b2c634_JNLR-Sales House Report 2023-3 (FINAL)-2 The latest JNLR audience figures released today show that the daily radio audience is at 3.35 million listeners, growing by a further 31,000 listeners and up 176,000 listeners over the past 2 years. The JNLR report, covering the period October ‘22 to September ‘23 shows that Radio ...
From Irish Independent. The two giant social media platforms, owned by Meta, have begun charging under an agreement with European regulators Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Photo: Nick Wass/AP Facebook and Instagram have begun charging Irish and European users €12.99 per month for access to their services as an alternative to seeing ads on the platforms. Under the new system, it ...
From Irish News (Signs of a softening Market?). Broadcasting giant ITV has revealed plans to cut spending on content this year as it warned that advertising revenues are set to fall by 8% in 2023. The group behind hit TV shows such as I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here! and Love Island said total advertising revenues fell ...