Radio spend hits record

Radio spend hits record

Radio has recorded its best ever quarter for advertising, according to the Radio Advertising Bureau. Figures for the last quarter of 1999 show revenues of £131 million up from £118 million for the same period on 1998.

Radio has also continued its shift from local to national advertising. The final quarter of 1999 saw local revenue down 4% while national advertising rose 22%. Local advertising made up 33% of commercial radio revenues in 1999.

The top buying point was Carat, which spent £32 million in 1999, up 30.6% on the previous year.

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