Versatility drives radio tuning, study finds

TORONTO – The amount of time that Canadians spend listening to the radio has remained steady over the last four years, according to a study by the Foundation Research Group.The fifth annual study found that Canadian adults spend 2 hours and 12 minutes with radio daily, which it describes as equivalent to the results from the first Foundation Research Study published in January 2006. “The versatility of radio is unparalleled in its ability to reach Canadians at home and on the go”, said Chris Bandak, president of the Foundation Research Group, in a press release. “Although the penetration of portable devices is...