A survey on how people listen to the radio will help the regulator make sure it provides the right services for the Island.
The Communications and Utilities Regulatory Authority (CURA) questionnaire is available until February 17, and gives listeners a chance to have their say on local broadcasting.
Kim Oliphant, from the authority, told 3FM what sort of questions are involved:
You can find the survey here - paper versions have also been distributed to Island libraries or can be requested.
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