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There has been much speculation that one of the features of the future media landscape will be the increasing strength of radio compared to television. The theory is based on a combination of factors, primarily the increasing time-squeeze in society and the opportunity for radio as a background to new screen-based activity, such as the internet and computer games.
Evidence to back this up is increasing and this week's publication of research from Carat supports the argument. The main finding of the research is that TV viewing has declined while radio listening has grown significantly. We know from our own analysis of Rajar that radio audiences are growing most on weekday evenings. Given TV's traditional dominance at this time we believe this an important trend to consider in conjunction with the Carat research.
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