Do You Want To Know A Secret?
I'm a natural blabbermouth. I admit it. Tell me a secret and you wont have finished your sentence before I'm looking over your shoulder for someone else to share it with. I suppose that's why I was attracted to journalism instead of the priesthood.
Imagine my frustration, therefore, when Rajar - the organisation that compiles the audience figures for radio stations -decided they would release their data a full eighteen hours before we were allowed to make it public. I spent most of yesterday afternoon suppressing smiles and unsettling production staff with my nudges, winks and knowing looks.
You'll have guessed by now that the figures were good news for BBC Radio Scotland. We've seen gains on the last quarter and also on the last year.
There's a full report on the allmedia scotland website today...alongside figures for other Scottish stations. There's also a report on this other industry site and this round-up on the Guardian's website.
Finally...it's out there!



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Jeff,
I have no wish to rain on your parade, but I should declare my adherence to the 'Lies, damned lies and statistics' school of thought.
Reducing everything to percentage points does more to obscure the truth than reveal it. IMHO.
Still, if it keeps y'all on your toes, bring it on!
from a very happy Radio Scotland listener :-D
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Scotch-git
I always share your view when the figures are on the slide!
Happy that you're happy.
Cheers
Jeff
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I do hope they take into consideration your audience in the USA, because we are growing by leaps and bounds.
Why?
You are better than anything we have going over here.
Thanks and keep up the good work.
Oh, do keep on that web master guy.
Grammie
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Spiderman works at Pacific Quay ?!?
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