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Sea FM lost over one in five their 10 - 17 age group audience. I'm sure it's not a collection or administrative problem, remember that after the Newcastle release, they had an extra week to prepare and check everything.
If you look at the listed stations, the share 10 -17 has only dropped 2% within those stations. 20.8% of the redistributed 10 - 17 share went to the other commercials and JJJ, local, listed stations. For the 10+ share, there has been much less than a 1% move away from the listed stations. Sea is a Today network station, national trend this year has been down.
You can't blame Radio Metro, their ads, err, sponsorship announcements are dominated by 18+ nightclubs and associated businesses. Rebel and Breeze older again.
Big congrats to Mal Lees and Luke Bradnam, leading their station again. Great original content, 'marrying the market' a certainty, but need to get back to the pre December 2012 level of airing callers for comedy though, seemed to drop off after that.