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INTRODUCTION In today s connected environment radio has transformed into a truly anytime, anywhere, anyhow experience. The MIDAS Survey is designed to provide context and insight into how when and where radio content is being consumed in this liberated environment. With the increasing penetration of connected devices such as tablets and smartphones, MIDAS shows how listeners are embracing the multi-platform and multi-device offering, as well as how radio-ondemand is contributing to listening behaviour, in addition to showing the activities they are doing whilst listening, where they are listening, and who they are listening with. MIDAS Measurement of Internet Delivered Audio Services

LIVE RADIO Live Radio listening hours are dominated by traditional AM/FM and DAB Radio sets (Share AM/FM 49%, DAB with 35%). Devices connected to the internet have a much smaller share of listening hours (Desktop/Laptop 4%, Smartphone 3%, Digital Music player 0.2% and Tablet 0.3%) APPS Radio Apps are popular amongst radio listeners. 19 million or 35% of the UK population have downloaded a Radio App. 3.9 million (48%) of 15-24 year olds and 4.7 million (57%) of 25-34 year olds claim to have downloaded a Radio App. Almost half of all users who download a radio app use it on a weekly basis. PODCASTING The smartphone is the most popular way to listen to a Podcast, both for adults and young adults with a share of 47% (Adults 15+) and 34% (15-24 year olds). In terms of reach 4.0 million adults listen to a podcast whilst nearly two thirds of all podcasts downloaded are listened to (65%). 2.2% 1.5% LISTEN AGAIN 3.5 million adults use the listen again function. 84% of these adults prefer to listen alone rather than with friends or colleagues. Desktops/Laptops are the device of choice with 36% share of all listen again listening hours. 96.3% Live Radio Podcasting Listen Again

LIVE RADIO Listening by Device (Share %) 49% AM/FM and DAB radios see the highest share of live radio listening hours for Adults 15+ with 49% for AM/FM Radio and 35% for DAB Radio. Listening via any TV 5%, laptop/desktop 4% and Smartphone 3% 35% 5% TV 3% 4%

LIVE RADIO by Device (SHARE %) 15-24 YEAR OLDS 55% 22% 5% Amongst 15-24 year olds, AM/FM radio has the highest share with 55% of listening hours, followed by DAB sets with 22%. Connected devices such as Smartphones and Laptops/Desktops have a 5% share, any TV 5% and Digital Music player 3%. 5% 3% 5% TV MIDAS Measurement of Internet Delivered Audio Services

LIVE RADIO Listening by Activities (Reach and Share Adults 15+) Driving/Travelling 63 20 Amongst adults 15+ Working/Studying has the highest share of listening hours with 21% followed by Driving/Travelling 20%, Relaxing or Doing nothing in particular 15% and household chores 13% also Cooking/Eating/Drinking has an 10% share of the live radio listening hours. Working/Studying 25 21 Household Chores 35 13 Relaxing 41 15 Eating/Drinking/Cooking 32 10

LISTEN AGAIN by Device (Adults 15+) 40% A Laptop or Desktop computer is the most popular device to listen to listen again services with 40% Reach. Smartphones have 23%, Any TV 19%, Tablets 15% and Digital Music Players 5% 15% 5% 23% 19%

LISTEN AGAIN by Activity (Reach and Share %) Working/Studying 25 34 16 7 Relaxing 44 31 Relaxing or doing nothing in particular and Working/ Studying are the most popular activities whilst engaging in listen again services with the highest reach and share of listen again hours. Using the Internet 13 Eating/Drinking/Cooking 7 4 5

PODCASTS by Device (Share %) 47% The majority of Podcasts are listened to alone (90%) so naturally we see connected mobile devices being used more frequently - Smartphones with a 47% share of podcast listening hours, followed by Digital Music players with 27%, any Computer 17% and Tablets 7% 27% 17% 7%

PODCASTS by Activity (Reach and Share %) Working or Studying whilst listening to a Podcast has 31% reach and 22% share of listening hours. Household chores are also significant activities to undertake whilst listening to a Podcast. Chores represent an 10% share of Podcast listening hours and has 15% reach. 46% 23% 39% 21% Relaxing or Doing nothing in particular has 46% reach and almost a quarter of the share of Podcast listening hours with 23%. 31% 22% 15% 10% It appears Podcasts are a popular accompaniment on a journey. Driving or travelling has a reach of 39% and 21% share of Podcasting Hours.

Who people listened with? 58% live radio listening hours in adults are done alone 73% of Listen Again hours are listened to by adults alone. 91% of Podcasting hours are listed to by adults alone. 37% of live radio listening in 15-24 year olds takes place with Friends or Colleagues 92% of Podcasting hours are listened to by 15-24s alone. 19% of adults have listened to the radio via their mobile phone

Time of Day Listening takes place MONDAY to FRIDAY average 35.0 30.0 Peak Listening times to Live Radio by Device 25.0 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 06.30-09.00am Smartphones 06.30-09.15am DAB Radios 07.00-09.30am AM/FM Radios 08.00-11.15am Tablets 09.30-12.00pm Digital Music Players 12.00-02.00pm Laptops/Desktops 09.00-10.00pm TV sets % of listeners within Audio type 0.0 4.00-4.30am 5.00-5.30am 6.00-6.15am 6.30-6.45am 7.00-7.15am 7.30-7.45am 8.00-8.15am 8.30-8.45am 9.00-9.15am 9.30-9.45am 10.00-10.15am 10.30-10.45am 11.00-11.15am 11.30-11.45am 12.00-12.15pm 12.30-12.45pm 1.00-1.15pm 1.30-1.45pm 2.00-2.15pm 2.30-2.45pm 3.00-3.15pm 3.30-3.45pm 4.00-4.15pm 4.30-4.45pm 5.00-5.15pm 5.30-5.45pm 6.00-6.15pm 6.30-6.45pm 7.00-7.15pm 7.30-7.45pm 8.00-8.15pm 8.30-8.45pm 9.00-9.15pm 9.30-9.45pm 10.00-10.15pm 10.30-10.45pm 11.00-11.15pm 11.30-11.45pm 12.00-12.30am 1.00-1.30am 2.00-2.30am 3.00-3.30am Live Radio Listen Again Podcasting

Sample comprised1161 re-contacted respondents from the main RAJAR Survey. Fieldwork was conducted during November 2014. For Publication Enquiries contact; Lyndsay Ferrigan RAJAR Communications Manager Email: Lyndsay@rajar.co.uk Telephone Number: 02073950636 For more information: Any use of information in this presentation must quote the source RAJAR/IpsosMori