In June, MP Joanna Lichocka defended the increasingly worse performance in the audience research. “I wish you perseverance at work – Polish Radio fulfills its public mission tasks well” – she wrote on Twitter.
Three of them with a record decline. Radio stations audience results
About another drop in the audience of Trójka we wrote last month. At that time, the speech was by 2.2 percent. market share.
Currently, according to the Radio Track audience survey, published by the Press.pl portal, the audience of Program III of Polish Radio fell below 2 percent for the first time in history. – from 4.1 percent up to 1.9 percent So far, the three worst result – 2.1 percent. – obtained in the period November 2020 – January 2021.
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RMF FM remains the audience leader with 29.3 percent. market share. In turn, the audience of Radio Zet increased year-on-year from 12.6%. up to 12.8 percent The most-listened radio network was Eska, which strengthened its leading position, increasing its share from 7.3%. up to 8.4 percent Radio Złote Przeboje also increased its share (from 2.8% to 2.9%).
The three have had problems since the scandal with Kazik
The decline in the audience of Trójka may have been caused by last year’s controversy related to the invalidation of the cult List of Hits, in which the song won Kazik Staszewski “Your pain is greater than mine” – commentary on Jarosław Kaczyński’s visit to the Powązki cemetery during the deep lockdown.
According to radio authorities, the vote was supposed to be rigged. The decision caused a scandal, the authorities were accused of censorship, and some journalists decided to leave or were removed from broadcasting.
Regular listeners began to turn off the receivers when the long-time host Marek Niedźwiedzki, as well as Anna Gacek, Wojciech Mann, Piotr Kaczkowski, Agnieszka Wypańska, Hirek Wrona, Agnieszka Szydłowska, Marcin Kydryński, Piotr Metz, Bartosz Gil, Jan Chojnacki and Paweł Drozd said goodbye . Cooperation with the station at that time also ended with Gaba Kulka and Jan Młynarski, who hosted their own programs.
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