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![]() "T. Early" wrote in message ... I would too. Perhaps it's because, in their own words, they are "the most trusted and objective international broadcaster." [snip] The BBC didn't give any details of the survey(s) referenced in the article. I'm interested in the number of SWLs, and I didn't find any useful information there. The BBC has an obvious self-interest in claiming the World Service has an impact. Imagine if ABC radio claimed they had the largest number of listeners in a particular bracket. Where did the numbers come from? Did they come from an impartial source such as Arbitron, whose methods are known, or from a survey conducted by Disney employees at Disney World? I sorta assume the BBC gives a more detailed report of their methodology when the submit budget requests. Too bad they didn't share the information on their article. Frank Dresser |
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