Most radio stations hold on to their positions
MUMBAI: According to the 18th week RAM figures, Radio City Mumbai and Bengaluru, Fever FM Delhi and Radio Mirchi Kolkata, continued to hold their
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Radio City 'Refreshing Sundays'
MUMBAI: Radio City, nation’s most loved radio station, has upped its fun quotient and revamped the entire Sunday programming.
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RAM: Bengaluru has higher TSL compared to other metros
MUMBAI: Compared to the other metros like Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata, Bengaluru recorded the highest TSL (Time Spent Listening) of 9.35, registered
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Radio and television to create special programming for Mother's Day
MUMBAI: This Mother's Day, the radio and television medium of communication encourages listeners and viewers to celebrate motherhood through Mothe
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Most radio stations stick to the same positions during 15th week
MUMBAI: According to the RAM statistics for the 15 week of 2015, Radio City held the top spot in Mumbai and Bengaluru with a market share of 18.2
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Radio City back on top in Mumbai; Fever FM Delhi and Radio Mirchi Kolkata continue to top
MUMBAI: According to RAM data collected for the 14th week, Radio City held the top position in Mumbai and Bengaluru with a market share of 18.6 pe
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Radio City is the official partner for Mumbai Indians
MUMBAI: Buzzing in the excitement of the eight edition of the IPL, Radio City has joined hands with Mumbai Indians as the ‘Official Radio Partner’
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Radio City tops in Mumbai and Bengaluru for week 12
MUMBAI: Radio City over took Big FM in Mumbai with a market share of 18.4 per cent during the 12th week of 2015.
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Big FM and Radio City claim same market share in Mumbai and Delhi
MUMBAI: In the 11th week of 2015, Big FM and Radio City claimed the same market share and TARP of 18.4 and 1.3 per cent respectively in Mumbai.
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Big FM topped Mumbai for week 10
MUMBAI: As per the RAM reports for week 10, Retro station Big FM Mumbai held the top spot with a market share of 18.8 per cent, which was 0.2 per
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