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Radio Mirchi is a private FM radio network in India owned by Entertainment Network India Ltd. It began operations in 1993 in Indore and has since expanded to 33 cities across India. Radio Mirchi dominates the radio market in major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata. It uses localized taglines in different cities and provides popular programs and radio jockeys. Radio Mirchi differentiates itself through its premium pricing compared to other radio stations.
The document provides an overview of radio technology and public relations. It discusses how radio works by modulating radio waves to transmit information through antennas. It then outlines the history and evolving terminology around radio, from "wireless" to "radio." The document also discusses the objectives and methodology of a project on public relations for a radio station. Specifically, it aims to understand the meaning and scope of public relations, the history and workings of radio, and gain knowledge about the media industry and role of radio. Primary and secondary data collection methods are identified. Finally, it introduces public relations by defining its goals of creating goodwill and maintaining an organization's reputation through two-way communication between the public and organization.
Radio Mirchi is the largest FM radio network in India, operated by Entertainment Network India Limited and Times Infotainment Media Limited. It started in 2001 and by 2007 was operating in over 25 cities. The document discusses Radio Mirchi's success due to its innovative marketing strategies like market segmentation, providing a medium for advertising, and promotional activities. It also examines the 3 P's of services - People, Physical Evidence, and Process.
The document provides information about the history and development of radio broadcasting technology starting from the late 19th century experimental transmissions to the establishment of radio networks in India in the 20th century. It then discusses the growth of the FM radio industry in India in the last few decades, driven by deregulation and privatization. Macro environmental factors like demographics, economic conditions, politics, technology and socio-cultural trends are analyzed in relation to the growth and popularity of FM radio across different regions and listener demographics in India. Market share data for some major cities like Delhi is also presented.
This marketing plan is for Radio Mirchi 98.3FM, owned by ENTERTAINMENT NETWORK INDIA LTD. The plan outlines Radio Mirchi's corporate objectives, analyzes the external and internal environment through PEST analysis, competitive analysis, SWOT analysis and GE Matrix. It discusses Radio Mirchi's target market and programming. The plan also provides strategies using Ansoff's Matrix, including market penetration in new cities and introducing a new concept to engage listeners. The overall aim is to sustain Radio Mirchi's leadership position in the radio market.
The survey conducted aimed to understand the reading habits of readers for English newspapers in Ahmedabad city. Some key findings were:
1) 80% of respondents read newspapers while 20% do not. 75% of those who read choose English newspapers.
2) Times of India was the most popular English newspaper read at 46.67%, followed by Indian Express at 25%.
3) While 40% of respondents were aware of Indian Express, 60% were not. Of those aware, 80% liked its schemes but only 41.67% recommended it to others.
The survey provided insights into preferences for English newspapers in Ahmedabad and awareness and readership of Indian Express specifically.
This survey conducted in Ahmedabad city examined the reading habits of readers for English newspapers. Key findings include: 80% of respondents read newspapers, with 75% reading English newspapers. The Times of India was the most read at 46.67%. Awareness of The Indian Express was only 40%. Most used newspapers for work or home. 50% received updates about schemes through word of mouth. While 62.5% were aware of newspaper schemes, only 41.67% recommended them to others. Recommendations include improving attractiveness, targeting all demographics, and including more local and entertainment news.
The survey conducted aimed to understand the reading habits of readers for English newspapers in Ahmedabad city. Some key findings were:
- 80% of respondents read newspapers while 75% read English newspapers specifically. Times of India was the most read at 46.67% followed by Indian Express at 25%.
- Only 40% of respondents were aware of Indian Express while 60% were not. Of those aware, 62.5% liked the new schemes launched but only 41.67% recommended it to others.
- The majority, 66.67%, used newspapers for office purposes. Half of respondents got updates about schemes through word of mouth while 37.5% used social media.
So in summary, the
Radio Mirchi is a private FM radio network in India owned by Entertainment Network India Ltd. It began operations in 1993 in Indore and has since expanded to 33 cities across India. Radio Mirchi dominates the radio market in major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata. It uses localized taglines in different cities and provides popular programs and radio jockeys. Radio Mirchi differentiates itself through its premium pricing compared to other radio stations.
The document provides an overview of radio technology and public relations. It discusses how radio works by modulating radio waves to transmit information through antennas. It then outlines the history and evolving terminology around radio, from "wireless" to "radio." The document also discusses the objectives and methodology of a project on public relations for a radio station. Specifically, it aims to understand the meaning and scope of public relations, the history and workings of radio, and gain knowledge about the media industry and role of radio. Primary and secondary data collection methods are identified. Finally, it introduces public relations by defining its goals of creating goodwill and maintaining an organization's reputation through two-way communication between the public and organization.
Radio Mirchi is the largest FM radio network in India, operated by Entertainment Network India Limited and Times Infotainment Media Limited. It started in 2001 and by 2007 was operating in over 25 cities. The document discusses Radio Mirchi's success due to its innovative marketing strategies like market segmentation, providing a medium for advertising, and promotional activities. It also examines the 3 P's of services - People, Physical Evidence, and Process.
The document provides information about the history and development of radio broadcasting technology starting from the late 19th century experimental transmissions to the establishment of radio networks in India in the 20th century. It then discusses the growth of the FM radio industry in India in the last few decades, driven by deregulation and privatization. Macro environmental factors like demographics, economic conditions, politics, technology and socio-cultural trends are analyzed in relation to the growth and popularity of FM radio across different regions and listener demographics in India. Market share data for some major cities like Delhi is also presented.
This marketing plan is for Radio Mirchi 98.3FM, owned by ENTERTAINMENT NETWORK INDIA LTD. The plan outlines Radio Mirchi's corporate objectives, analyzes the external and internal environment through PEST analysis, competitive analysis, SWOT analysis and GE Matrix. It discusses Radio Mirchi's target market and programming. The plan also provides strategies using Ansoff's Matrix, including market penetration in new cities and introducing a new concept to engage listeners. The overall aim is to sustain Radio Mirchi's leadership position in the radio market.
The survey conducted aimed to understand the reading habits of readers for English newspapers in Ahmedabad city. Some key findings were:
1) 80% of respondents read newspapers while 20% do not. 75% of those who read choose English newspapers.
2) Times of India was the most popular English newspaper read at 46.67%, followed by Indian Express at 25%.
3) While 40% of respondents were aware of Indian Express, 60% were not. Of those aware, 80% liked its schemes but only 41.67% recommended it to others.
The survey provided insights into preferences for English newspapers in Ahmedabad and awareness and readership of Indian Express specifically.
This survey conducted in Ahmedabad city examined the reading habits of readers for English newspapers. Key findings include: 80% of respondents read newspapers, with 75% reading English newspapers. The Times of India was the most read at 46.67%. Awareness of The Indian Express was only 40%. Most used newspapers for work or home. 50% received updates about schemes through word of mouth. While 62.5% were aware of newspaper schemes, only 41.67% recommended them to others. Recommendations include improving attractiveness, targeting all demographics, and including more local and entertainment news.
The survey conducted aimed to understand the reading habits of readers for English newspapers in Ahmedabad city. Some key findings were:
- 80% of respondents read newspapers while 75% read English newspapers specifically. Times of India was the most read at 46.67% followed by Indian Express at 25%.
- Only 40% of respondents were aware of Indian Express while 60% were not. Of those aware, 62.5% liked the new schemes launched but only 41.67% recommended it to others.
- The majority, 66.67%, used newspapers for office purposes. Half of respondents got updates about schemes through word of mouth while 37.5% used social media.
So in summary, the
Turismo scientifico e culturale: Il caso di Frascati Scienza Giovanni Mazzitelli
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A presentation from our 'Knowledge is Power: Radio' event.
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This document summarizes previous research on television viewing habits and preferences among youth. Studies have found that youth spend significant time watching TV, preferring entertainment programs over educational content. Research also shows TV influences youth attitudes on topics like gender roles and music preferences. Marketers are interested in understanding youth TV consumption patterns to better target advertising. However, analyzing uniform patterns is difficult as individual tastes vary. This study aims to understand urban Cochin youth's preferred TV channels, genres and viewing times.
The document analyzes survey data from 100 respondents about their mobile service provider Idea. It includes 15 sections that analyze demographic and usage data through tables and graphs. The key findings are:
- 35% of respondents use Idea as their mobile service provider.
- 71% of Idea subscribers prefer postpaid plans over prepaid.
- The most popular prepaid recharge amount is Rs. 324, chosen by 55% of respondents.
- 37% of respondents first learned about Idea through friends/relatives.
- 51% of respondents are attracted by Idea's widest coverage in their state.
- 41% feel customer service needs improvement.
Radio Mirchi is the number 1 radio station in India with over 63 million listeners. It is owned by Entertainment Network India Limited (ENIL), which is a subsidiary of Bennett Coleman & Company Limited (BCCL), the publisher of The Times of India. Radio Mirchi pioneered FM radio broadcasting in India and has the largest network of stations across the country. It is known for developing innovative content to engage audiences and attract advertisers. Radio Mirchi was also the first Indian radio brand to expand internationally by launching in the UAE. The Chandigarh station of Radio Mirchi is the top ranked station in the Tricity area with a 63% listenership share.
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- Brand loyalty is found to be quite low, ranging from 11-24% across major brands. The most preferred brand is Dove, chosen by 21% of respondents.
- When evaluating brands, respondents rated attributes like suiting their hair, making hair shine, good fragrance, and availability as most important factors on a scale of 1-5.
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- Listeners are increasingly using connected devices like smartphones to listen to radio on demand, changing their listening behaviors.
- Radio advertising is effective at driving people online, with those exposed to radio ads being multiple times more likely to visit advertiser websites than those not exposed.
- Nearly a quarter of people who hear a radio ad take action like visiting the advertiser's website within 24 hours, showing radio's ability to prompt short-term responses.
I have described how a FM radio programming is conducted and how non-music programs gained momentum. Case studies of different programs have been done to emphasize on the popularity.
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The 2014 edition of The Infinite Dial, the 22nd study in this long-running series of research reports on consumer adoption of digital media. This report from Edison Research and Triton Digital covers a wide variety of topics, from new research on Online Radio to Smartphones, Podcasting, Social Media and more.
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This document contains a research proposal on viewers' satisfaction with the Bangla Vision television channel. The proposal includes an introduction on media and Bangla Vision, background on the channel, justification for the study, research objectives including identifying viewers' satisfaction with various channel programs and content, literature review on relevant concepts, hypotheses, methodology including surveys and secondary data collection, and a week-by-week activity plan for carrying out the research. The proposal was submitted to obtain approval to conduct the study for a business research methods course.
The document discusses audience and audience research. It defines audience as groups of people who engage with media in various ways. It describes different types of audiences like particular, immediate, mediated, universal, ideal, and implied audiences. It then discusses audience research, its need and importance. It explains methods of audience measurement like surveys and people meters. It provides details about Gallup Pakistan, a major audience research agency in Pakistan, and its work measuring television viewership. Finally, it briefly mentions some international audience research agencies.
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The results showed that respondents volunteered mostly in teaching projects for 12 months between 2000-2013. Many were now students, teachers, or worked in business, healthcare, or non-profits. The research aims to help Project Trust improve support for volunteers
Turismo scientifico e culturale: Il caso di Frascati Scienza Giovanni Mazzitelli
Frascati Scienza is a non-profit organization based in Frascati, Italy that promotes science outreach and organizes the annual European Researchers' Night event involving over 50 partner institutions. The document discusses Frascati Scienza's mission to share science with the public and empower participation in research. It provides statistics on the growth and impact of European Researchers' Night and Frascati Scienza's outreach efforts over the years from 2006 to 2017, noting increasing attendance, partnerships, and social media engagement.
A presentation from our 'Knowledge is Power: Radio' event.
Download this presentation here: http://bit.ly/1LRIsNo
Find out more about CIMTIG: http://bit.ly/1LRIdly
And keep your eyes peeled for our next event on Out Of Home, coming soon!
This document summarizes previous research on television viewing habits and preferences among youth. Studies have found that youth spend significant time watching TV, preferring entertainment programs over educational content. Research also shows TV influences youth attitudes on topics like gender roles and music preferences. Marketers are interested in understanding youth TV consumption patterns to better target advertising. However, analyzing uniform patterns is difficult as individual tastes vary. This study aims to understand urban Cochin youth's preferred TV channels, genres and viewing times.
The document analyzes survey data from 100 respondents about their mobile service provider Idea. It includes 15 sections that analyze demographic and usage data through tables and graphs. The key findings are:
- 35% of respondents use Idea as their mobile service provider.
- 71% of Idea subscribers prefer postpaid plans over prepaid.
- The most popular prepaid recharge amount is Rs. 324, chosen by 55% of respondents.
- 37% of respondents first learned about Idea through friends/relatives.
- 51% of respondents are attracted by Idea's widest coverage in their state.
- 41% feel customer service needs improvement.
Radio Mirchi is the number 1 radio station in India with over 63 million listeners. It is owned by Entertainment Network India Limited (ENIL), which is a subsidiary of Bennett Coleman & Company Limited (BCCL), the publisher of The Times of India. Radio Mirchi pioneered FM radio broadcasting in India and has the largest network of stations across the country. It is known for developing innovative content to engage audiences and attract advertisers. Radio Mirchi was also the first Indian radio brand to expand internationally by launching in the UAE. The Chandigarh station of Radio Mirchi is the top ranked station in the Tricity area with a 63% listenership share.
A presentation on power of radio advertising RADIO IS VISIBLEat Brand Klub AhmedabadByMr.Vinay Prashant – Cluster Head Radio Mirchi (Gujarat)Mr.Rahul Namjoshi – Station Head My FM (Gujarat)
GFAR webinar on farm radio, community radio and participatory radioGCARD Conferences
The webinar presentation discussed the use of radio to promote agriculture among youth in Tanzania. It described how the organization Well Told Story used their Shujaaz radio program to address factors influencing youth perceptions of agriculture, such as the need to see connections between agriculture and dreams/money, lack of knowledge about agriculture value chains, and few role models in the field. The presentation shared initial research findings on youth views and the strategies used in the radio program, such as featuring success stories and role models, to positively influence attitudes. It noted some lessons learned so far and goals to continue using radio to provide information and shift social norms regarding agriculture as a career.
Report on Factors affecting female brand preference on shampoo industrybhumi3
- The document summarizes research on factors influencing female brand preferences for shampoo in India. It discusses the major players in the Indian shampoo industry, brand loyalty levels, and preferred attributes.
- Brand loyalty is found to be quite low, ranging from 11-24% across major brands. The most preferred brand is Dove, chosen by 21% of respondents.
- When evaluating brands, respondents rated attributes like suiting their hair, making hair shine, good fragrance, and availability as most important factors on a scale of 1-5.
This document proposes the Radio FARMDI Project by Radio MACFAST 90.4 in association with NABARD. The project aims to increase awareness and enhance agricultural production in Central Travancore through various agricultural programs on community radio. It will focus on paddy cultivation, animal husbandry, mixed farming, coconut development, ornamental fish farming, and herbal farming. A weekly radio program called 'Krishipadam' will allow farmers to discuss and share knowledge on agriculture. The project will also organize exhibitions, seminars and farm visits related to discussion topics. The community radio platform can effectively disseminate information to farmers and contribute to the inclusive growth of agriculture in the region.
- Listeners are increasingly using connected devices like smartphones to listen to radio on demand, changing their listening behaviors.
- Radio advertising is effective at driving people online, with those exposed to radio ads being multiple times more likely to visit advertiser websites than those not exposed.
- Nearly a quarter of people who hear a radio ad take action like visiting the advertiser's website within 24 hours, showing radio's ability to prompt short-term responses.
I have described how a FM radio programming is conducted and how non-music programs gained momentum. Case studies of different programs have been done to emphasize on the popularity.
The document discusses the history and evolution of drama from classical Greek and Roman times to the modern era. It covers major periods and playwrights that have influenced drama, including classical Greek drama, classical Roman drama, medieval drama, Elizabethan and Jacobean drama, and modern and post-modern drama. Key figures mentioned are William Shakespeare, Henrik Ibsen, and Bertolt Brecht. The document also briefly defines drama and its main genres such as tragedy, comedy, opera, pantomime, and creative drama.
The 2014 edition of The Infinite Dial, the 22nd study in this long-running series of research reports on consumer adoption of digital media. This report from Edison Research and Triton Digital covers a wide variety of topics, from new research on Online Radio to Smartphones, Podcasting, Social Media and more.
A study on Public preference Towards FM Radio BandKiran Ghodke
This document is a mini project report submitted by Mr. Kiran Ghodke to fulfill the requirements for an MBA degree. The report studies public preferences towards FM radio bands in Aurangabad City. It includes an introduction outlining the objectives and scope of the study. It also provides acknowledgements and certificates. The report is divided into chapters covering the company profile/theoretical background, research methodology used, data collection and analysis, findings and conclusions. In total, the report aims to understand consumer behavior and satisfaction with FM radio through a survey of 150 youth listeners in Aurangabad City.
This document contains a research proposal on viewers' satisfaction with the Bangla Vision television channel. The proposal includes an introduction on media and Bangla Vision, background on the channel, justification for the study, research objectives including identifying viewers' satisfaction with various channel programs and content, literature review on relevant concepts, hypotheses, methodology including surveys and secondary data collection, and a week-by-week activity plan for carrying out the research. The proposal was submitted to obtain approval to conduct the study for a business research methods course.
The document discusses audience and audience research. It defines audience as groups of people who engage with media in various ways. It describes different types of audiences like particular, immediate, mediated, universal, ideal, and implied audiences. It then discusses audience research, its need and importance. It explains methods of audience measurement like surveys and people meters. It provides details about Gallup Pakistan, a major audience research agency in Pakistan, and its work measuring television viewership. Finally, it briefly mentions some international audience research agencies.
Project Trust London Internship Research Project Lucy HughesLucy Hughes
The document outlines a research project conducted by Lucy Hughes for Project Trust in July 2014. The project aimed to survey returned Project Trust volunteers to understand how they utilized their volunteer experience in their careers and further education.
A survey was developed and distributed through social media to gather feedback. 75 respondents provided information about their volunteer placement, skills gained, and current occupations. Many found their PT experience useful for career prospects, with most mentioning it in their CVs and some in interviews.
The results showed that respondents volunteered mostly in teaching projects for 12 months between 2000-2013. Many were now students, teachers, or worked in business, healthcare, or non-profits. The research aims to help Project Trust improve support for volunteers
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LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
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Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty,
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at Integral University, Lucknow, 06.06.2024
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ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, and GDPR: Best Practices for Implementation and...PECB
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1. SURVEY RESULTS
CHAPTER-1
INTRODUCTION AND DESIGN OF STUDY
1.1 NEED OF THE STUDY
1. To know the preference of FM station in Trichy
2. Which FM station is mostly preferred by the people
3. Do people prefer various radio Jockeys
1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
During this project we had some problems they are:
Some respondents don’t like to share their views so that they avoid answering the
questionnaire. So those samples were left out. This project is a very descriptive project, so
that we collected a lot of respondents in many areas and we spend lot of time.
1.3 OBJECTIVES
1. To know the age category of FM listeners
2. To know the work of the FM listeners
3. To know the how many hours listeners are hearing the FM
4. To know the clarity of FM stations’ signals
5. To know the songs preferred by the FM listeners
6. To know the preference of advertisement
2. 1.4 SCOPE OF THE STUDY
TO THE FM STATIONS
This project is very useful to FM stations because they will know about the preference of FM
listeners; it will help them to improve in their programming which helps in yielding lots of
revenue.
TO THE RADIO JOCKEY
To the employee of FM station this project is much useful they know about the preference of
songs and they put according to the respondents views.
TO THE INVESTIGATOR
From this project we learned lot of things like chatting with respondents, practical knowledge
about field work, practical exposure from the company.
1.5 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
LIMITATIONS
From the question number 17 most of the respondents are gave that to put less advertisements
but advertisements are the main source of capital for the FM stations, so that from this study
FM stations are required to put less time advertisement
From the question number 17 some people are requested to implement variety shows but
most of the FM stations doesn’t provide this type of shows.
From the question number 17 least people are requested to conduct contest it is to develop
communication between listeners and FM stations.
3. CHAPTER-2
2.1 COMPANY PROFILE
ABOUT SURYAN FM
Sun TV Network, India’s second largest television network has power packed
Twenty TV channels, Forty Five FM Radio Stations, Two Daily Newspapers and Four
Magazines in several Indian languages.
Suryan FM 93.5, also popularly called "93.5 S FM", is one of the private radio stations
owned by one of the huge Media owners Kalanidhi Maran. Most of the programs are
musically connected even though other programmes are still available. The top slot is a result
of a carefully planned thoroughly enjoyable, round-the-clock, wholesome entertainment-
oriented package and there is a substantial localization of content to retain the regional
flavour.
Suryan fm is operating over 45 FM stations and are broadcasted in over 45 states in India
under Sun TV Network and their few operating cities are as below
Chennai : Coimbatore : Tirunelveli : Madurai : Tuticorin Pondicherry : Tiruchy :
Vishakapatinam : Bangalore : Gulbarga : Hyderabad : Warangal : Jaipur : Bhubaneshwar :
Pune : Aurangabad : Nashik : Nagpur : Tirupati : Lucknow : Bhopal : Vadodara : Rajkot :
Ahmedabad : Kozhikode : Indore : Vijayawada : Varanasi : Gangtok : Suliguri : Guwahati
Shillong : Aizwal : Asansol : Jamshedpur : Rajahmundry : Kanpur : Thiruvananthapuram :
Kochi : Thrissur : Mangalore Mysore : Kannur : Allahabad : Jabalpur
4. Sun TV Network has got a reach, frequency and patronage that other groups covet
but can't compete with. Sun TV Network believes in giving you wholesome fare. Be it news
or entertainment, we are there first. If it is happening south of Vindhyas, it’s on Sun TV
Network. And you are a part of it. With Twenty channels in four Indian languages and Seven
FM Radio stations. The response to our programmes and the viewership of our news has been
phenomenal. The fact that we touch so many hearts gives us great pleasure. Every single
South Indian channel that boasts of a No. 1 slot among its viewers belongs to the SunTV
Network. We have come a long way. And its heartwarming to know that you were, and are,
with us every step of the way. The response to our programmes and the viewership of our
news has been phenomenal. The fact that we touch so many hearts gives us great pleasure.
Sun network bags best Tamil television channel award
CNBC “Business Excellence Award
Outstanding Businessman Award
World’s Young Achiever for Creativity
India’s Best Entrepreneur Award
The marketing department is wholly responsible for the advertisement sales
of the in-house productions of the Sun TV Network Channels. With it’s team of dedicated
professionals, it is today one of the highly appreciated professional marketing unit among
satellite televisions. Apart form offering the available advertisement time in the most
effective way, it offers the best follow up service.
The deals, that are made, are mutually beneficial and uniform. It functions with
the motto professionalism, efficiency and dedicated service.
5. 2.2 ABOUT TRICHY
Tiruchirappalli, situated on the banks of the river Cauvery is the fourth
largest city in Tamil Nadu. It was a citadel of the early Cholas which later fell to the Pallavas.
Trichy is a fine blend of tradition and modernity built around the Rock Fort. Apart from the
Fort, there are several Churches, Colleges and Missions dating back to the 1760s. The town
and its fort, now in Trichy were built by the Nayaks of Madurai. This city has given great
Tamil scholars whose contributions to the Tamil literature have been very significant.
The most famous land mark of this bustling town is the Rockfort Temple, a
spectacular monument perched on a massive rocky out crop which rises abruptly from the
plain tower over the old city. It was one of the main centers around which the wars of the
Camatic were fought in the 18th century during the British-French struggle for supremacy in
India. The city is a thriving commercial centre in Tamil Nadu and is famous for artificial
diamonds, cigars, handloom doth, glass bangles and wooden and clay toys, Now the
population in trichy is7,46,062.
6. CHAPTER-3
3.1 RESEARCH DESIGN
The type of research was descriptive research, this study is an attempt to obtain a
complete, and accurate descriptive of a situation. A quantitative method the result can be
generalisable to the whole population. So this method was adopted for this study.
COLLECTING OF DATA
Primary source have been used to collect data regarding preference of FM listeners in trichy
using a questionnaire as an instrument of data collection.
SAMPLE POPULATION
Trichy is a city with 7, 46,062 population living in different parts of the district. Out of these,
the sample taken for the study is 1500. So the margin of error will be less for this research
which helps in generalisabilty.
SAMPLE DESIGN
It is a plan for obtaining a sample from given population. It refers to the procedures or
technique, the research would adopt in selecting items for the same in the study
For this method, purposive sampling method was used. 1500 samples who were the radio
listeners are chosen. Since the survey is about the FM listening and its reach, only the people
who have their radio sets and who used to listen to the radio are asked to answer the
questionnaire. Each question was explained and translated clearly into Tamil language for the
respondent’s better understanding. This survey is conducted in various geographical areas of
the Trichy district.
7. 3.2 DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
The data collected from the respondents are used for the analysis.
STATISTICAL TOOLS APPLIED
Statistical tools are the mathematical techniques used to facilitate the
interpretation of numerical data secured from groups of individual or groups of observation
from a single individual. The research applied statistical tool is percentage analysis.
8. CHAPTER-4
4.1 ANALYSIS:
1. Age
Age (Years) No of Respondents Percentage
5-15 249 16.6%
16-25 316 21.07%
26-35 312 20.8%
36-45 376 25.07%
46-55 247 16.46%
Total 1500 100%
9. • A frequency test was done to know the age level of the samples taken for this Study.
• Little more than the four-fifth (4/5th) of the teenagers belong to the age group of 16.
• Little less than one-tenth (1/10th) of the respondents are 15 and 17 years old .
10. • As the students are all from the eleventh standard, the maximum age group level is 16
to the least 17 and with 7.8 percent of the students aging 15 years
2. Occupation
Work of People No of Respondents Percentage
Student 640 42.66%
Government
184 12.26%
employee
Private Employee 204 13.6%
Own business 273 18.20%
Home maker 199 13.28%
Total 1500 100%
11. Work of the Respondent
60%
50%
42.66%
40%
Percentage
30%
18.20%
20%
12.26% 13.60% 13.28%
10%
0%
Student Government Private Own Home
employee employee business maker
-10%
• Among 1500 respondents most of them are students.
• 43 % of respondents are students
• 12% of the respondents are working in government organization.
• 14% of respondents are private employees.
• 18% of the respondents are into own business.
12. • 13% of respondents were home maker and these were women.
3. Do You Have Fm Instrument?
Have FM sets No of Respondents Percentage
Yes 1500 100%
No 0 0%
Total 1500 100%
13. Have FM Instrument
120%
100%
100%
Percentage
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
0%
Yes No
• Though the research was on FM listeners.
• We would like to know whether they have radio sets are not.
• Cent percent they all have their own radio sets.
14. 4. Which Instrument do you use?
No of instrument No of respondents Percentage
FM Radio 846 56.4%
Mobile 357 23.8%
Setup box (car) 165 11%
I-Pod 127 8.47%
Others 5 0.33%
Total 1500 100%
15. Type of Instrument
70%
60% 56.40%
50%
40%
Percentage
30%
23.80%
20%
11%
8.47%
10%
0.33%
0%
FM Radio Mobile Setup box I-Pod Others
(car)
-10%
• A frequency test was done with the variable “Insrument used for hearing
radio” and the result shows 56 % of the respondents have their own FM radio
set.
• 24% of the respondents used to listen using their mobile phones.
• 11% of the respondents are listening to the FM using setup box (car).
• 8 % of respondents listening using i-pod.
• 0.33% of respondents are listening by other instruments.
16. 5. Which FM do you prefer?
FM Channel No of respondents Percentage
Suryan FM 801 53.4%
Hello FM 614 40.94%
Trichy FM 60 4%
Kodai FM 25 1.66%
Others 0 0%
Total 1500 100%
17. Interpretation.
• An interesting data was observed with a variable Preferred FM Channel for listening.
• 53 % of the respondents are hearing and preferring the Suryan FM.
• 41 % of the respondents are hearing the Hello FM.
• Only 4% of the people prefer to hear Trichy Rainbow FM.
• And nearly 2 % are hearing the kodai Rainbow FM.
18. 6. How many hours do you prefer listening FM in a day?
No of Hours listening No of Respondents Percentage
0-1 hr 424 28.27%
1-2 hrs 434 28.93%
3-4 hrs 296 19.74%
4-5 hrs 94 6.26%
5 hrs and above 252 16.8%
TOTAL 1500 100%
19. No of Hours listening to the FM in a day
70%
60%
50%
40%
Percentage
28.27% 28.93%
30%
19.74%
20% 16.80%
10% 6.26%
0%
0-1 hr 1-2 hrs 3-4 hrs 4-5 hrs 5 hrs and
-10%
above
• To radio for 3 to 4 hours a day.
• While only 6% of the people will listen for 4 to 5 hours.
• Interestingly17% of the people are tuned upto FM radio for 5 hours and more in a
day.
• The variable which tested was “Number of hours You Listen to FM Radio in a
Day”.
• 28 % of the respondents used to listen to radio for an hour and less.
• 29% of the people listen for more than one hour and their listening extend upto
two hours.
• 20% of the respondent have the habit of listening
20. 7. Which FM do you hear clearly?
Clarity (Signal) No of Respondents Percentage
Suryan FM 681 45.4%
Hello FM 614 40.94%
Trichy FM 165 11%
Kodai FM 40 2.66%
Others 0 0%
TOTAL 1500 100%
21. • This above chart shows that 45% of the samples says that suryan FM’s signal is clear.
• And nearly 41% of the respondents are happy with hello fm’s clarity.
• 11% of respondents say Trichy Rainbow FM’s signal is clear.
• Nearly 3% of respondents are Kodai FM signal is clear compared to others.
22. 8. Which type of songs would you prefer listening to?
Genre of Songs Preferred No of Respondents Percentage
Old songs 286 19.06%
Classic songs 149 9.94%
Devotional songs 148 9.87%
Pop songs 237 15.8%
New songs 680 45.33%
TOTAL 1500 100%
23. • A descriptive analysis was done with a variable called “Genre of songs you Prefer in
your FM”.
• 45% of them prefer to hear new songs.
• 19% of respondents prefer old songs.
• Almost 10% of respondents prefer classic songs and devotional songs.
• Nearly16% of respondents want pop songs.
24. 9. Which time band would you prefer hearing the FM most?
Listening Time No of respondents Percentage
Morning 384 25.6%
After noon 121 8.08%
Evening 217 14.46%
Night 674 44.93%
Mid Night 104 6.93%
TOTAL 1500 100%
25. • 26% of respondents hear at morning time.
• 8% of respondents like to hear at the afternoon time
• 14% of respondents hear at evening time.
• 45% of respondents hear at night time.
• 7% of respondents wish to hear at mid night
26. 10.Reasons for listening FM?
Reason for Listening to FM No of Respondents Percentage
Information 712 47.46%
Songs 387 25.8%
Self-interest 47 3.14%
Voice of RJ 278 18.54%
Others 76 5.06%
TOTAL 1500 100%
27. Reason for listening to FM
70%
60%
50% 47.46%
40%
Percentage
30% 25.80%
18.54%
20%
10% 5.06%
3.14%
0%
Voice of Songs Self-interest Information Others
-10% radio jockey
• Out of 1500 respondents most of them listen to the programmes for the voice of RJs’.
• 47% of respondents are listening to a program for the voice of a RJ.
• While 26% of respondents are listening to the program for songs.
• 3% of respondents are listening to the program for their own interest.
• 19% of respondents are listening the program for gathering information.
• 5 % of respondents are listening the programs for other reasons.
28. 11. Do you want news?
Want NEWS in FM? No Of Respondents Percentage
Yes 1346 89.73
No 154 10.27%
TOTAL 1500 100%
.
29. • Most of samples i.e. 90% would like the FM to broadcast news.
• 10% of respondents don’t want News in FM channels.
30. 12. Which FM provides you lot of songs?
Lot of songs playing FM No of respondents Percentage
Suryan FM 751 50.06%
Hello FM 634 42.27%
Trichy FM 85 5.67%
Kodai FM 30 2.0%
Others 0 0%
TOTAL 1500 100%
31. • 50% of the samples say Suryan FM is playing lot of songs.
• 42% of respondents said Hello FM happens to play more songs.
• 6% are saying Trichy Rainbow FM provides lot of songs.
• 2% of respondents are in favor of Kodai fm.
32. 13. Which type of advertisement do you prefer?
Type of advertisements
No of respondents Percentage
Preferred
Chatting 320 21.33%
Songs 437 29.13%
News 48 3.02%
Jokes 677 45.14%
Others 18 1.2%
TOTAL 1500 100%
33. • Advertisement is an important source of income for many FM Stations so, a question
was asked to know in which way they would like the ads to be communicated.
• The variable is ‘Which type of advertisement do you want’ 21% of respondents wants
the ad in a chatting format i.e. in a conversation pattern.
• 29% of respondents would the advertisements to be songs.
• 3% of respondents want advertisement as news that is they would like it to be
information.
• 45% of respondents want the advertisements to be jovial and humorous.
• 1% of the people are not sure or they would like the ads to be in a different format.
34. 14. Which Type of programmes you expect more?
Expected Programmes No of Respondents Percentage
General Knowledge 831 55.4%
Employment News 460 30.67%
Share Market 209 13.93%
TOTAL 1500 100%
35. • Though there are lots of programmes to hear but there are some Expectations from the
respondents’ side.
• They expect certain types of programmes.
• 55% of respondents prefer general knowledge based Programmes.
• 31% of the respondents would like to have employment news.
• 14% of respondents expect share market news from FM channels.
15. Which fm programmes do you prefer (SPECIFY THE FM)?
Favorite FM Programmes No of respondents Percentage
Kittumama Susimami
304 20.27%
(Suryan)
36. Chinnathambi Periyathambi
163 10.86%
(Suryan)
Pallankuzhi (Hello) 292 19.47%
Diary (Hello) 438 29.2%
Thenkinnam (Trichy) 48 3.2%
Kalai thendral and iniya iravu 255 17%
TOTAL 1500 100%
• An open ended question “Which programme you like the most in FM?” was asked.
• 21% of respondents likes Kittumama Susimami programme and 11% of respondents
are fond of Chinnathambi Periyathambi of Suryan FM.
• 19% and 29% of people likes Pallankuzhi and Diary shows of Hello FM.
• 2% of the respondents prefer thenkinnam of Trichy Rainbow FM.
37. • 17% of the samples have their own choices of likelihood towards other programmes.
16.who is your favoriteradio jockey?
Radio Jockey No of Respondents Percentage
Sagar (Suryan) 332 22.14%
Saranya (suryan) 317 21.13%
Raja (Hello) 212 14.14%
Saga (Hello) 412 27.46%
Sudhakar (Trichy) 187 12.47%
Others 40 2.66%
TOTAL 1500 100%
38. • Radi Jockey preferred by the people, the variable was subjected to frequency test and
the result shows
• 27 % of the samples like the Hello FM RJ Saga.
• 22% are fond of Sagar, RJ, Suryan FM.
• RJ Sharanya of Suryan FM is said to be the favorite RJ of 21% of the samples.
• While 14% of the people like RJ Raja of Hello FM.
39. • Nearly 13% of the people like Sudhakar of Rainbow FM.
• Also 3 % of the respondents like various other RJs of various FM Stations.
17. Do you like to give any feedback to improve the programme?
Feedback No of Respondents Percentage
Less Advertisment 896 59.74%
Variety Shows 528 35.2%
Contests 76 5.06%
TOTAL 1500 100%
40. • The respondents are asked for the Feedback of the FM stations for their betterment
and good service.
• The result shows that 60% of respondents want the FM stations to lessen the
advertisement.
• 35% of respondents are asking for variety shows.
41. • 5% of respondents would like the FM Channels to run contests.
SUGGESTION AND CONCLUSION
5.1 SUGGESTION
• From the question no 13 most of the respondents are preferred to put advertisement as
a joke
• From the question number 17 most of the respondents are preferring to put less
advertisements in FM stations but advertisement is a main income for FM stations, so
FM stations are to put quality advertisements with more entertainment.
• From the question number 10 most of the respondents are hearing FM for the
information purpose so FM stations have to tell more information
• From the question number 11 most of the respondents are asking to put news in FM
stations but most of the private FM stations are not putting news, so that FM stations
have to put current news.
42. 5.2 CONCLUSION
• From the question number1 most of the respondents are belongs to the age of 36-45
hearing FM.
• From the question number 3 all of them are having FM instruments.
• From the question number 4 most of the listeners (56.4%) are using FM Radio.
• From the question number 5 most of them (53.4%) are preferring Suryan FM.
• From the question number 6 (28.93%) are preferring to listen 1-2hrs in a day.
• From the question number7 most of the respondents (45.4%) are preferring the clarity
of Suryan FM is best.
• From the question number 8 among 1500 respondents most of them(45.33%) are
interested to hear new songs.
• From the question number 9 most of listeners (44.93%) are have a time to hearing at
night time.
• From the question number11 among 1500 respondents (89.73%) are want news in FM
43. • From the question number 12 Suryan FM provides lot of songs(50.06%) are preferred
by listeners.
• From the question number 14 most of them(55.4%) are expected to wanted general
knowledge programs in Suryan FM.
• From the question number 15 (21%) of respondents like Kittumama Susimami of
Suryan FM.
• From the question number 16 (22%) of respondents are preferring Sagar as a favorite
RJ of Suryan FM.