Nearly 30% of radio listening is now digital but digital audio broadcasting (DAB) radio slipped back in the first three months of the year.
Digital platforms accounted for 29.2% of all listening in the first quarter of 2012, marginally up from 29.1% in the previous quarter and 26.5% at the start of 2011, according to the latest official Rajar figures published on Thursday.
But DAB radio slipped back to 19.1% from a 19.4% share of all listening in the previous quarter, a deficit that was made up by an increase in online and app listening, from 3.4% to a new high of 3.9%.
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