Sentence examples for as listenership from inspiring English sources

The campaign comes as listenership for "Morning Edition" and "All Things Considered" — NPR's two top programs and the radio news programs that reach the most people nationwide each week — declined from spring 2011 to spring 2012, the last period for which national ratings are available.

Radio 4's audience fell by 2.9% to 10.5 million, as breakfast listenership for the Today programme dropped by 384,000 to 6.6 million.

Radio 4's audience was broadly steady, on 10.9 million, as was the breakfast listenership for the Today programme, just under 7.1 million.

As Pandora's listenership has achieved significant scale – now streaming more than 1.2 billion hours to about 60 million listeners every month – a very exciting vision is coming into focus for how personalized radio can improve the fundamental dynamics of this industry for artists.

And since nearly half of NPR's operating budget is drawn from member stations based on formulas tied to their listenership, total revenue has soared as well — from $74 million in 1998 to $140 million this year.

Because they have to speak on behalf of the nation, the host should be about the same age as the bulk of the listenership.

Recommendations: UNICEF needs to continue supporting the radio programme "Noma kunje litsemba lisekhona" as it has a wide listenership.

So long as there's a Radio 2 listenership and subscriptions of Mojo magazine still coming on strong, country and folk whether contemporary or relatively nostalgic won't be knocked off its perch for quite some time.

These studies started by disabusing NPR of its pride in its weekly listenership, known in the trade as its "cume".

It's telling that over 75% of podcasters list social media or word of mouth as their top two drivers of new listenership but that the majority are dissatisfied with their social media presence and see challenges overall when it comes to growth.

An unsought listenership can brand the music indelibly, as the Beatles discovered with "Helter Skelter".