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The document discusses commercial radio stations in Yorkshire and the radio industry in the UK. It provides listening figures for major commercial stations in Yorkshire, including Capital FM with 6.7 million weekly listeners, Radio Aire with 160,000 listeners, and Real Radio with 317,000 listeners. It also discusses that around 10,000 people work in the commercial radio sector and just under 11,000 for the BBC. Most radio industry jobs are based in London, with 39% of all radio jobs located there. While a media degree is not essential, it is important for production roles where 69% of workers are graduates. Future jobs will require multi-skilled talents and technical/creative specialists to adapt to new technologies.
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