MTR has its work cut out for it, since it’s already slipped in ratings. Plus, Business Spectator’s new thespian, Nine cuts down Telstra and other media news of the day.
Radio ratings
Maybe Eddie could have kick-started Lachlan Murdoch’s revival
Crikey / Glenn Dyer / Friday, 12 March 2010
So Lachie Murdoch got a cut-price radio network, which was run like a cut-price radio network. Sensible? smart? No, just financially driven. He is like all other Australian radio owners: driven by the beans.
Glenn Dyer’s radio ratings: McGuire, Faine and Jones the big winners
Crikey / Glenn Dyer / Thursday, 25 February 2010
Alan Jones, in Sydney, and Eddie McGuire and Jon Faine, in Melbourne, were the big winners from the first radio ratings survey for 2010.
The fall and rise of Kyle and Jackie O
Crikey / Glenn Dyer / Thursday, 17 September 2009
Reports this week that troubled radio stars Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O had lost 20% of their audience were way off the mark. Is Vile Kyle just trying to get himself fired?
Australian wireless charts
Crikey / Glenn Dyer / Tuesday, 23 June 2009
Glenn Dyer gives a run-down on the latest Sydney and Melbourne radio ratings.
Radio market is a three horse race
Crikey / Glenn Dyer / Tuesday, 12 May 2009
The latest Sydney and Melbourne radio ratings show clearly that the market now has three players, with the ABC featuring prominently in both markets.
Media briefs and TV ratings
Crikey / Tuesday, 25 March 2008
Radio ratings … Price on the big issues — blonde v brunette … Daylight savings mystery at The West … the mag numbers game … Recession can be a marketers friend.
John Laws quits, gives 2UE its best profits hope in years
Crikey / Monday, 25 June 2007
Southern Cross Broadcasting will have to wait another five months, but it finally has been handed the opportunity to get a decent return on its expensive Sydney AM station 2UE by the decision of John Laws to retire from November, writes Glenn Dyer.








