NHS sharing data

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I'm sorry, i don't see how that is remotely relevant. The radio service appears to have a daily audience of 5000, while the online service views are in the billions.

Try again.

Toothsmith

Bit unnecessary! 

I'm just saying I heard it on the radio. I hadn't realised I was only one of 5000 listening to Ken Bruce in the morning!

Floss

Wobbly_Bob said:

I'm sorry, i don't see how that is remotely relevant. The radio service appears to have a daily audience of 5000, while the online service views are in the billions.

Try again.

So BBC Radio only has 5,000 listeners? Wow. Who knew.

I saw the change of date about half way down in the main news section of the BBC News website - not in the Tech bit.

[Deleted User]

Floss said:

Wobbly_Bob said:

I'm sorry, i don't see how that is remotely relevant. The radio service appears to have a daily audience of 5000, while the online service views are in the billions.

Try again.

So BBC Radio only has 5,000 listeners? Wow. Who knew.

I saw the change of date about half way down in the main news section of the BBC News website - not in the Tech bit.

The information about BBC radios listening figures is freely available on the web.

Strange how you saw it, and i didn't, as i inspect the BBC main news site every day.

Floss

Wobbly_Bob said:

Floss said:

Wobbly_Bob said:

I'm sorry, i don't see how that is remotely relevant. The radio service appears to have a daily audience of 5000, while the online service views are in the billions.

Try again.

So BBC Radio only has 5,000 listeners? Wow. Who knew.

I saw the change of date about half way down in the main news section of the BBC News website - not in the Tech bit.

The information about BBC radios listening figures is freely available on the web...

RAJAR figures for the BBC above:
33,535,000 listeners ÷ 31 days in March = 1.08m per day. Not sure where your 5,000 came from?

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Floss said:

RAJAR figures for the BBC above:
33,535,000 listeners ÷ 31 days in March = 1.08m per day. Not sure where your 5,000 came from?

The figures rajar provide appear to be scaled up from surveys. So the actual number of people listening could actually be much lower. What was the survey number?

elsien

Wobbly_Bob said:

Floss said:

RAJAR figures for the BBC above:
33,535,000 listeners ÷ 31 days in March = 1.08m per day. Not sure where your 5,000 came from?

The figures rajar provide appear to be scaled up from surveys. So the actual number of people listening could actually be much lower. What was the survey number?

Or, indeed, much higher. 

Floss

Floss said:

Wobbly_Bob said:

The information about BBC radios listening figures is freely available on the web...

RAJAR figures for the BBC above:
33,535,000 listeners ÷ 31 days in March = 1.08m per day. Not sure where your 5,000 came from?

ETA the above is for a quarter, so 
33,535,000 ÷ 90 days = 372,600 approx. 

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elsien said:

Or, indeed, much higher. 

Indeed. So what was the sample size again?

Floss

Wobbly_Bob said:

elsien said:

Or, indeed, much higher. 

Indeed. So what was the sample size again?

Population of 55m... look for yourself, this is the organisation that monitors listening figures for radio:
https://www.rajar.co.uk/listening/quarterly_listening.php