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This report presents an analysis of the weekly reach of commercial radio stations in Estonia from June 3, 2009, to September 1, 2009. It explores listening behaviors among Estonians and non-Estonians (ages 12-74) in major cities such as Tallinn, Tartu, and Pärnu. The data reveals that 53.7% of the Estonian population tuned into at least one station from the Trio Group weekly, while 57.9% of Estonians listened to one of their stations, highlighting the significant impact of radio in the Estonian media landscape.
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RatingsSummer 2009June 3rd 2009 – September 1st 2009Commercial radio stationsTrioFacts: TNS Emor
Estonians, age 12-74 Weekly reach,commercial stations
Non-Estonians, age 12-74 Russian language commercial stations
Tallinn+Ida Viru County (50% of the population is Russian language)
Biggest Radio Group’s, including non-commercial state-owned radio group Eesti Raadio (ERR).All listeners (estonians AND non-estonians), over Estonia, weekly reach, Spring 08 – Summer 09.*Kõik Teised = All Other Stations in the country
Biggest Radio Group’s, including non-commercial state-owned radio group Eesti Raadio (ERR).All listeners (estonians AND non-estonians), over Estonia, weekly reach, *Kõik Teised = All Other Stations in the country
Biggest Radio Group’s, including non-commercial state-owned radio group Eesti Raadio (ERR).ESTONIANS, over Estonia, weekly reach, *Kõik Teised = All Other Stations in the country
Final Statement53,7% of Estonian population listened at least one of the Trio Group’s station every week.57,9% of estonians listened at least one of the Trio Group station every week.