Métridom · 2019. 7. 4. · RCI Guadeloupe 44.8 46.3 03:27 44.0 48.5 03:49 45.7 44.9 03:21 TRACE FM Guadeloupe 10.3 4.2 01:22 10.0 3.4 01:11 10.0 3.0 01:01 no data: not available

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Levallois, 2 July 2019

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January-June 2019 Sept-Nov 2018 January-June 2018

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Guadeloupe 77.8 04:17 79.8 04:20 80.3 04:14

Martinique 80.5 04:13 79.5 03:57 81.3 04:29

Réunion 77.1 03:09 77.8 03:20 78.6 03:15

Radio Results, average day, Monday-Friday, 5am-12 midnight

Métridom

The radio audience in the French overseas departments

Guadeloupe / Martinique / Réunion

Wave January-June 2019 (from 07 january to 09 june 2019 in Caribbean and from 21 january to 09 june 2019 in Reunion Island)

All of the devices are measured within the framework of the Métridom survey.In this press release, we have only published the results for the media subscribed to the surveyon the day of publication and for which the cumulative audience for an average weekdayreaches 2% (Monday-Friday; 5am-12 midnight).

Source : Médiamétrie – Métridom – January-June 2019 - 13 years and older - Copyright Médiamétrie - All rights reserved

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Radio Results by station

Radio Results by aggregate

RADIO RESULTS IN GUADELOUPE


1% of cumulative audience in 2019 represents 3 310 people aged 13 and older.

Source : Médiamétrie – Métridom – January-June 2019 - 13 years and older - Copyright Médiamétrie - All rights reserved2

The aggregates include all stations whether subscribed to the survey or not.

The results shown are for a confidence interval associated with the size of the representative sample of the population studied.


Monday-Friday 5h-24hCA% Audience

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General interest radio 65.6 76.2 03:52 64.6 78.1 04:11 65.4 75.1 03:54

Music radio 30.3 21.5 02:22 30.2 18.9 02:09 32.3 22.2 02:20

By status

Private commercial radio stations 61.8 66.9 03:36 61.9 67.1 03:45 63.8 65.4 03:29

Private association radio stations 4.1 2.9 02:21 4.2 3.2 02:38 4.5 3.2 02:25

Public service radio stations 32.5 28.7 02:56 31.4 28.6 03:09 31.4 29.6 03:12


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BEL RADIO Guadeloupe 3.5 2.2 02:07 2.6 1.4 01:49 3.9 2.4 02:03

GUADELOUPE LA 1ère 27.3 23.9 02:55 26.2 24.9 03:17 26.6 24.6 03:09

MFM Guadeloupe 4.8 2.9 02:00 5.5 2.3 01:28 4.0 2.6 02:14

NRJ Antilles 10.0 5.2 01:45 10.2 5.3 01:47 11.4 5.5 01:38

RADIO TRANSAT 2.3 1.2 01:43 nd nd nd nd nd nd

RCI Guadeloupe 44.8 46.3 03:27 44.0 48.5 03:49 45.7 44.9 03:21

TRACE FM Guadeloupe 10.3 4.2 01:22 10.0 3.4 01:11 10.0 3.0 01:01

no data: not available (CA<2%)

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Résultats Radio by advertising coupling

RADIO RESULTS IN GUADELOUPE







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GUADELOUPE LA 1ère + TRACE FM 35.1 28.2 02:40 34.4 28.3 02:51 - - -

NRJ + BEL RADIO + TRANSAT 15.6 8.7 01:51 - - - - - -

RCI + NRJ + BEL RADIO + TRANSAT 54.0 54.9 03:23 - - - - - -

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RADIO RESULTS IN MARTINIQUE







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Music radio 36.0 25.0 02:21 34.4 26.0 02:22 37.0 25.6 02:31

Special interest radio 10.2 9.0 03:00 7.3 5.9 02:33 11.0 9.3 03:07

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BEL RADIO Martinique 3.0 1.6 01:49 2.2 2.0 02:54 3.4 2.2 02:24

CHERIE FM Martinique 3.4 1.2 01:14 3.1 1.4 01:26 4.6 1.6 01:18

MARTINIQUE LA 1ère 24.5 18.0 02:30 24.4 21.9 02:49 24.6 19.3 02:52

MAXXI FM 4.7 2.9 02:06 5.1 3.1 01:54 4.8 3.0 02:16

NRJ Antilles 9.4 4.8 01:43 8.6 3.6 01:18 8.9 4.1 01:40

RADIO SAINT-LOUIS 5.9 4.7 02:41 4.0 2.7 02:07 5.7 4.8 03:02

RCI Martinique 44.1 43.3 03:20 43.0 41.8 03:03 44.0 41.6 03:27

TRACE FM Martinique 10.6 3.8 01:12 10.6 5.3 01:35 11.8 4.9 01:31

RBR - RADIO BANLIEUE RELAXE 2.2 1.5 02:16 2.1 1.2 01:43 2.0 1.2 02:14

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RADIO RESULTS IN MARTINIQUE






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CHERIE FM + MAXXI FM 7.9 4.2 01:47 7.6 4.5 01:50 9.2 4.6 01:49

MARTINIQUE LA 1ère + TRACE FM 33.0 21.8 02:14 32.9 27.2 02:36 - - -

NRJ + BEL RADIO + TRANSAT 13.4 7.0 01:47 - - - - - -

RCI + NRJ + BEL RADIO+ TRANSAT 52.0 50.3 03:17 - - - - - -

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RADIO RESULTS IN REUNION







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Music radio 44.5 33.9 01:51 44.9 34.0 01:58 46.8 36.7 02:00

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CHERIE FM Réunion 8.5 5.4 01:33 8.1 3.9 01:14 10.6 6.0 01:27

EXO FM 12.3 8.5 01:40 13.6 9.6 01:50 11.6 7.1 01:34

FREEDOM 31.4 36.5 02:50 36.4 37.3 02:39 35.8 37.6 02:41

FREEDOM 2 3.7 3.4 02:13 4.7 4.5 02:28 4.5 4.5 02:31

FUN RADIO Réunion 3.0 1.2 01:00 2.3 0.6 00:43 3.3 1.2 00:57

NRJ Réunion 13.7 6.6 01:11 13.0 5.3 01:03 15.4 6.6 01:05

RER 4.7 4.7 02:27 4.9 4.6 02:27 3.9 3.4 02:12

REUNION LA 1ère 10.9 8.2 01:49 11.6 9.0 02:01 10.6 8.5 02:03

RIRE ET CHANSONS Réunion 7.3 3.0 01:01 7.2 2.7 00:58 6.3 3.4 01:22

RTL Réunion 5.5 4.6 02:01 5.5 3.8 01:50 6.3 3.8 01:31

TRACE FM Réunion 2.3 0.9 00:55 3.2 2.0 01:37 3.6 1.7 01:13

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RADIO RESULTS IN REUNION





Pack Formule 1 : CHERIE FM Réunion + EXO FM + FUN RADIO Réunion + RER + RFM Réunion

La Nouvelle Régie : CHERIE FM Réunion + EXO FM + FUN RADIO Réunion + RER + RFM Réunion + 100% Jazz

Pack Adultes : CHERIE FM Réunion + RER + RFM Réunion

Pack CSP+ : CHERIE FM Réunion + RFM Réunion + 100% Jazz

Pack Jeunes : EXO FM + FUN RADIO Réunion

Pack Péi : EXO FM + RER

Puissance Réunion : CHERIE FM Réunion + EXO FM + NRJ Réunion + RER + Rire et Chansons Réunion + RTL Réunion

Puissance Réunion Adulte : CHERIE FM Réunion + RER + Rire et Chansons Réunion + RTL Réunion

Puissance Réunion Jeune : EXO FM + NRJ Réunion



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FORMULE 1 27.2 20.1 01:48 27.1 19.5 01:51 27.7 18.8 01:44

LA NOUVELLE REGIE 27.8 20.3 01:47 27.6 19.7 01:51 27.7 18.8 01:44

PACK ADULTES 13.8 10.3 01:49 13.5 9.3 01:47 15.5 10.4 01:43

PACK CSP+ 10.0 5.9 01:27 9.3 4.8 01:21 12.2 7.0 01:28

PACK JEUNES 15.0 9.7 01:35 15.7 10.2 01:41 14.6 8.4 01:28

PACK PEI 16.4 13.2 01:57 17.7 14.2 02:05 14.7 10.5 01:50

PUISSANCE REUNION 42.9 32.8 01:52 41.4 29.9 01:52 41.1 30.2 01:53

PUISSANCE REUNION ADULTE 22.9 17.7 01:53 22.3 15.0 01:45 22.8 16.5 01:51

PUISSANCE REUNION JEUNE 24.4 15.1 01:30 24.2 14.9 01:36 23.7 13.7 01:29

REUNION LA 1ère + TRACE FM 13.0 9.1 01:41 14.6 11.0 01:57 - - -

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Main events during the survey period (1/4)

Over the January-June 2019 survey period, the news was marked by events likely to have an impact onlistener behaviours.

Radio audience in the French overseas departments

Source: Médiamétrie - Métridom - January-June 2019 - 13 years and older - Copyright of Médiamétrie - All rights reserved

JANVIER

22According to the INSEE (French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies), consumer prices rose by 0.2% in Réunion last December following the Yellow Vests crisis.

Four earthquakes are measured off the coast of Terre-de-Bas Island by OVSG-IPGP (Guadeloupe Volcano Observatory at the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris) with an interval of less than 24 hours.

23Juan Guaido, the president of the Venezuelan National Assembly and leading opponent of Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela's president, declares himself as acting president. Donald Trump immediately recognises the motion.

Pope Francis visits Panama, where he is expected by over 150,000 young Catholics from 155 countries during the 34th World Youth Day. Among them are some one hundred Overseas Territories residents.

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It is 10 years since the national strike led by the LKP (Liyannaj Kont Pwofitasyon) started: On 24 January 2009, when the movement was at its most active, over 60,000 Guadeloupians took to the streets to put across their anti-exploitation message: “kont la pwofitasyon”. In total, 44 days of impassioned and tense demonstrations follow, which are marked by violent clashes with the public order forces and the death of the trade unionist Jacques Bino.

25A mining dam in Brazil gives way, resulting in major mud slides. 134 people die and almost 200 disappear.

26Another day of mobilisation for the Yellow Vests: Several demonstrations take place in Paris, one of which is a march to show "solidarity with distant territories", in reference to Overseas Territories residents and expatriates.

28In Réunion, a surprise roadblock by Yellow Vests assembled at the entry to the coast road (route du littoral) causes major traffic jams.

28A tornado hits Havana, Cuba, resulting in at least three people being killed and 172 wounded.

29Annick Girardin, French Minister of Overseas Territories, meets a delegation of Yellow Vests at her ministry in Paris.

30Lucette Michaux-Chevry announces her resignation as president of the Communauté du Grand Sud Caraïbes [Community of the Greater South Caribbean] and community adviser, thereby ending her political career.

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Great National Debate: This is the fourth time that French President Emmanuel Macron has held talks with the mayors, who have come here this time from the Overseas Territories specifically for this purpose. Just over 60 (of the 130 invited) Overseas Territories’ elected officials of Guadeloupe, Martinique, Guyana, Réunion, Mayotte and Saint Pierre and Miquelon took up the offer of a trip to the Elysée Palace, accompanied for the occasion by a few regional presidents and parliamentarians.

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A general strike is called by the FO and CGT unions, to demand pay rises and a higher degree of social justice.

An arson attack in the 16th arrondissement of Paris results in 10 deaths and injures approximately 30. The suspect, a resident of the neighbourhood, is finally committed to a psychiatric hospital.

6 Health authorities confirm several cases of dengue fever in Martinique.

8The Martinique volcano and earthquake observatory registers a slight shake. The epicentre, 24 km deep, is located 76 km east-northeast of Trinité. Residents are largely unaware of the earthquake.

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FEBRUARY

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Yellow vests in Réunion: for act XIII, there are no roadblocks; instead there is a march through the streets of Saint-Denis. The Yellow Vests from Réunion try to breathe new life into the movement by inviting unions, associations and all skill sectors to march alongside them.

11The flu outbreak intensifies in Guadeloupe. The archipelago bears the brunt of the flu epidemic.

18The volcano on Réunion island, le Piton de la Fournaise, starts to erupt for the first time this year.

Twenty years ago, ministers unanimously adopted, on first reading, the bill to make the slave trade and slavery a crime against humanity.

Karl Lagerfeld, Artistic Director at Chanel, dies at 85 years old.

20The French Senate Law Commission presents its investigation report on “the Benalla case”. In particular, it requests the prosecution of Alexandre Benalla for perjury.

21An extra-ordinary summit meeting, bringing together catholic church leaders from around the world, is held in Rome to consider the paedophilia scandals.

22Interministerial Committee for French Overseas Territories: Combatting insalubrious residents and monopolies as well as establishing maritime schools (lycées de la mer) are among the priorities.

23Emmanuel Macron, the French president, inaugurates the Salon de l'Agriculture in Paris. The International Agricultural Exhibition opens.

06 The Carnival season in the West Indies ends.

Carlos Ghosn is released from prison after being held for over 100 days, paying a €7.9 million fine.

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is eliminated by Manchester United in the 1/8 final return of the Champions League.

07 Cardinal Barbarin is condemned for not reporting sexual abuse.

After a massive power cut, 80% of Venezuela is left in darkness for five days.

10A Boeing 737 MAX crashes shortly after take-off from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, killing 157 people, nine of whom were French citizens. On 12 March, many countries close their airspace to the aircraft.

15 Fifty people are dead after an attack on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand.

The mumps epidemic takes a dreadful toll on Madagascar: more than 1,000 dead and100,000 sick in less than one year.

17-19Annick Girardin, French Minister of Overseas Territories, returns to Réunion three months after the Yellow Vests crisis. She is joined by Christelle Dubos, Secretary of State for the Ministry of Solidarity and Health.

21 Fort-de-France begins the celebration of its 350th anniversary.

24Now a tropical storm, Joaninha continues its path. The ninth hurricane of the 2018-2019 season is located 750 km northeast of Réunion.

29For the third time , British MPs rejected the Brexit deal negotiated by Prime Minister Theresa May and the European Union. Originally set for 29 March, the Brexit deadline is pushed back.

MARCH

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APRIL

07 Franck Riester, Minister of Culture, visits Guyana.

09 Jovenel Moïse, asks his interim Prime Minister, Jean-Michel Lapin, to take up his post and form a new government.

13 The French Minister of Overseas Territories, Annick Girardin, arrives in Saint-Martin for a two-day-long official visit. On the agenda are: rebuilding in the wake of Hurricane Irma, the convergence contract and regional cooperation.

14 Christopher Castaner, French Interior Minister, arrives in Mayotte for an official 3-day visit.

15 A violent fire ravages Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, part of the world heritage of mankind. Faced with this desolate scene, expressions of solidarity and sympathy flood in from people right across the world. Christophe Castaner, Minister of the Interior and Minister of Worship, decided to cut short his trip to Mayotte.

21 Deadly attacks take place in Sri Lanka, targeting in particular Catholic churches. This Easter Sunday becomes a day of mourning.

23 The Cayenne Court of Appeal grants the conditional release under electronic surveillance of Léon Bertrand. Jacques Chirac’s former Delegate Minister for Tourism leaves Rémire-Monjolyprison in Guyana, where he has been incarcerated for corruption.

25 Hurricane Kenneth: One month after Cyclone Idai, Mozambique is hit by the strongest storm it has ever witnessed. The cyclone passes 200 km to the north of Mayotte, wreaking much damage on this sub-region, but mercifully there are no victims.

In his televised speech (originally scheduled for 15 April but postponed because of the Notre-Dame Cathedral fire in Paris), French President Emmanuel Macron announces a series of measures in response to the Yellow Vests crisis.

The #EtLesOutreMer [What about overseas residents?] operation is launched on social media by La France Insoumise [Unbowed France]. Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s party wants to "highlight the price differences between overseas territories and metropolitan France".

27 The French West Indies’ most famous jockey, Didier Gengoul, dies.

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Customs officers criticise the highly insufficient resources in Guyana, given the scale of the duties they are expected to perform. The situation is such that it is not possible to effectively combat drugs trafficking or illegal gold panning, or to collect dock dues under the proper conditions.

MAY

1st Nicole Belloubet, Minister of Justice and Keeper of the Seals, embarks on an official two-day-long visit to the French West Indies.

07 The Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) published an alarming report yesterday about the state of biodiversity throughout the world. In the wake of this, Emmanuel Macron reacted with a thought for overseas residents.

08 The 74th anniversary of the allies’ victory over Germany and the end of the Second World War in Europe. Two patriotic ceremonies were held in Cayenne and in Saint-Laurent du Maroni, with the prefect and many civilian and military personalities in attendance.

09 Deadly shark attack in Saint-Leu, Réunion.

10 Ceremony commemorating the abolition of slavery: This was the first time in his capacity as head of state that Emmanuel Macron had attended the ceremony – held in the Jardin du Luxembourg – to mark the national day for remembering the slave trade, slavery and their abolition.

During an operation to free four hostages in Burkina Faso, two elite soldiers, Cédric de Pierrepont and Alain Bertoncello, lose their lives.

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MAY

14At Les Invalides, French President Emmanuel Macron pays his respects to the two French soldiers killed in Burkina Faso when rescuing the four hostages.

20Life support that has kept Vincent Lambert alive for 10 years is removed in the morning. In the evening, the Paris Court of Appeal orders the resumption of life support following appeals by his family.

24 A parcel bomb explodes in Lyon city centre in the afternoon, leaving at least 13 people with minor injuries. A terrorism investigation is launched.

British Prime Minister Theresa May announces that she is to step down on 7 June following her failure get her European Union withdrawal plan through parliament.

25-26European elections 2019. The National Rally (RN) leads the European elections with 23.3% of the votes. In France, voting is marked by a record turnout, strong gains for the Greens and a historically poor result for the The Republicans (LR).

27Fires ravage the classrooms of the collège de Kermadec and the école Amédée Fengarol in Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe.

JUNE

02 Laurent Wauquiez, President of The Republicans political party, announces his resignation as head of the party.

06 France welcomes Donald Trump in Normandy to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day.

07 Start of the Women's World Cup with a victory by the French team against South Korea: 4-0.

Theresa May resigns as head of the Conservative party, officially starting the race of succession.

09 Rafael Nadal wins the Roland-Garros for the 12th time by beating Austria's Dominic Thiem.

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Definition of audience indicators

Cumulative audience (CA): number or percentage of different people who watched a televisionchannel or listened to a radio station during a given period, regardless of how long theywatched/listened for.

The population of 13 years and older is :• 331 000 people in Guadeloupe, the cumulative audience point represents 3 310 people• 320 300 people in Martinique, the cumulative audience point represents 3 203 people• 701 300 people in Réunion, the cumulative audience point represents 7 013 people

Audience share as a percentage: share represented by the viewing time for a channel/station over thetotal viewing time for television/radio media. The sum of the audience shares for all devices equals100%.

Viewing time per television viewer (VTV) / listening time per listener (LTL) in minutes: average timespent viewing/listening to programmes broadcast by TV channels/radio stations by all of theviewers/listeners of the device being studied.

Main characteristics of the survey

The Métridom survey of January-June 2019 on radio was carried out between 7 January and 9 June2019 in Caribbean and between 21 january and 9 June in Reunion, using a sample of 5 220 individualswho were representative of the population aged 13 years and older (1740 by departments). They weresurveyed in French or Creole by means of computer-assisted telephone interviews.

35% of these interviews were conducted using a mobile phone.


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Métridom · 2019. 7. 4. · RCI Guadeloupe 44.8 46.3 03:27 44.0 48.5 03:49 45.7 44.9 03:21 TRACE FM Guadeloupe 10.3 4.2 01:22 10.0 3.4 01:11 10.0 3.0 01:01 no data: not available