The CRTC’s Latest Overview of Broadcasting in Canada

Every year, the CRTC release a report on the health of the Canadian broadcasting industry. Here are some highlights that should save you from diving into the whole report.

• In 2013, the average Canadian listen to 19.3 hours of radio every week, down just slightly (from 19.6) in 2012.
• Not much change when it came to adoption of satellite radio. About 17% of English Canadians have a subscription while the number for French speakers is 7%.
• No change in the amount of streaming Canadians do of AM and FM stations. About 20% of us listened that way.
• About 18% of us are using streaming music services now.
• 50% of us say that YouTube is our favourite source for online music.
• There are 1,174 radio stations in Canada, up from 1,156 in 2012.
• Canadian radio stations invested $52 million into the creation of Canadian content.
• Revenues by FM stations were up 1% over last year. Revenues for AM stations dropped by 1.9%.

(Via FYI Music News)