James Cridland on Nostr: The BBC's radio ratings numbers are now so comparatively low, they're reduced to ...
The BBC's radio ratings numbers are now so comparatively low, they're reduced to releasing press releases claiming "the BBC remains the UK’s number one radio brand, with 31 million weekly listeners and an audience share of 42%."
My goodness, that's a weak line.
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