Audience figures released by an industry body this week show how important radio is to Manx listeners, with 86 per cent of people tuning in or listening online each week.
The figures also show 3FM’s continued growth with more Island listeners tuning in - 24,100 people listen every week.
The data from RAJAR also shows a massive increase of almost 50 per cent in the use of smart speakers over the past year.
3FM’s Managing Director Jason Quinn wants to thank you for listening:
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