A reader asks: What's the average time spent on listening to radio per day among people 25-34? Has it decreased over the past 5 years?
Yes, it has. But not as dramatically as you might think. Check this out:
Time spent listening overall has decreased by 3 hours and 15 minutes per week in the past 10 years. That is a lot. But the past 5 years have slowed, with a loss of just over an hour. So the biggest changes in total listening was from 1997 through 2002.
In looking at the demographic of most interest to our reader (thanks for sending such a great question, by the way!), we've compiled the data from years of Arbitron reports. Note that 2002 is missing. The trends look a lot like the above chart - steady decreases. Notice also, that men consistently listen more than women. (click on the chart and it gets nice & big!)
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1.03.2008
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