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in behind these two in Bangalore are Sun Network's SFM in the third spot with
14.9 per cent, beating Radio One (10.3 per cent) and Radio City (9.3 per cent)
for the forth and the fifth place respectively. The
listenership data takes into account the age group above 12 years. The field work
period is week 41 (from 7 to 13 October 2007). The time period is through the
seven days from Sunday to Saturday, 12 am to 12 am. The research uses the daily
diary method. Big
FM VP South Soumen Chaudhary said, "Our Bangalore station has received the
No 1 position within a very short period of time. We are just a year-old station
in this market. It re-affirms our positioning and content strategy, which has
helped us stand out in the cluttered environment." In
the financial capital Mumbai, meanwhile, it is Red FM, which has been crowned
king in the numbers game. Red FM has climbed the ladder with 19.2 per cent market
share, just ahead of Radio City with 19 per cent. The
leader in Bangalore Big FM is placed at the third spot in Mumbai with 16.2 per
cent. Radio Mirchi (15.1 per cent) and Radio One (10.9 per cent) are in the forth
and fifth place respectively. Fever FM, which could capture only 3.2 per cent
share, is at the last spot in the Mumbai market. Red
FM Mumbai station and marketing head Anuj Singh said, "Red FM Mumbai has
witnessed consistent success in the last two years and with the recent Ram results
we have truly given the competition a run for their money. The fact that we are
No.1 in all 5 weeks of the study is obviously great news and also very critical
as it sets a definite trend for the time to come." He
further stressed, "While most of our competitors focus on being 'happy' and
'fun', I believe our success can be attributed to the fact that we are the most
real radio station, truly reflecting the sprit of this city. We believe in bringing
alive the brand experience in our listener's lives through a combination of a
fantastic on-air experience coupled with well timed interactive and innovative
on-ground activities." |