"My idea was to give the audience a basis for then exploring other bodies of music they might love," he told me.
Following Stanton, Thomas M'Clintock read several passages from Sir William Blackstone's laws, to expose for the audience the basis of woman's current legal condition of servitude to man.
In short, the efforts of media companies to attract audiences on cable and the Internet have vastly complicated how to measure those audiences, the basis for the prices charged to advertisers.
As a decision support tool, the model provides a means to assemble key pieces of information and reasoning that support land use or regulatory decisions, and to communicate among diverse audiences the basis for those decisions.
YouTube has built its billion-viewer audience on the basis of free, ad-supported videos and a growing roster of digital stars.
On Twitter, Mr. Delaney has built an audience on the basis of his absurdist observations ("There's usually about half a pound of ham under my fingernails on any given day," reads one recent dispatch) as well as his humorous hectoring of celebrities and politicians who also have the misfortune of being on that social networking site.
The foundation joins a lengthy list of locally based advertisers that tried, or are trying, to sharpen their appeal in the New York market by addressing the intended audiences on the basis of shared geography, history, life style and mind-set.
This report was then presented to target audiences on the basis of need and relevance, largely involving individuals or groups most likely to redress problems, such as the regional medical director, hospital director and hospital clinical manager.
Theatre is constantly pre-selecting its pool of potential audience members on the basis of context, timing of performances and venue.
Billions of dollars in advertising are spent each year on the basis of audience ratings that profess to tell what Americans are watching and when.
