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Commercial radio chart Hit40UK has announced it is ditching CD sales from its official figures.

The weekly singles chart, which broadcasts across 130 stations, is to be based solely on digital downloads from this weekend.

Its owner, Global Radio, says downloads account for 96% of the data from which the chart is compiled.

The show, broadcast on Sunday and available online, pulls in 1.9 million weekly listeners.

Global Radio's Hit Music Network group programme director Paul Jackson said: "Downloads have now become the driving force for record sales, as the statistics clearly show."

"It makes complete sense to reflect the changes in how people are listening to music."

Official Charts Company managing director Martin Talbot said: "We are delighted to be working with the commercial radio sector to take the chart into the future."


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7817315.stm

Pfunkboy Formerly Known As... (Herman G. Neuname), Thursday, 8 January 2009 17:23 (seventeen years ago)

Official Charts Company managing director Martin Talbot said: "We are delighted to be making a chart that's much easier to do, just download figures from the download servers rather than transcribe all those individual sales!"

(sort of)

Mark G, Thursday, 8 January 2009 17:26 (seventeen years ago)

Does anyone take notice of the shitty fake chart?

Pfunkboy Formerly Known As... (Herman G. Neuname), Thursday, 8 January 2009 17:28 (seventeen years ago)

intarestin: http://theofficialcharts.com/docs/getting_your_singles_online.pdf

Timezilla vs Mechadistance (blueski), Thursday, 8 January 2009 17:32 (seventeen years ago)

isnt that 5 year old?

Pfunkboy Formerly Known As... (Herman G. Neuname), Thursday, 8 January 2009 17:38 (seventeen years ago)

I thought POP was meant to be about NOW!™

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™The Lex

Pfunkboy Formerly Known As... (Herman G. Neuname), Thursday, 8 January 2009 17:41 (seventeen years ago)

POP is about YOUR MOM

snoball, Thursday, 8 January 2009 18:17 (seventeen years ago)


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