The phrase "audience distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, media, or event planning to refer to the way an audience is spread across different demographics or platforms.
Example: "The report analyzed the audience distribution for the new television series, highlighting the age and gender breakdown of viewers."
Alternatives: "audience reach" or "viewer demographics".
Increasingly the branch will take advantage of new technologies to distribute audio and video products to a wider audience: distribution of audio material via the Internet is usefully supplementing the traditional distribution of audio cassettes.
With 135 channels to choose from, you might think that a few channels would attract the lion's share of listeners, but Andersen says that listeners have fallen in love with the niche format, and that audience distribution is "amazingly even".
There are movies that will find both audience and distribution one way or another — "Sunshine Cleaning," starring Amy Adams and Emily Blunt, seems perfectly confected — but others that rode in on a wave of hype have been just sitting there.
Today it would probably be referred to as "blog rock," or "what hipsters like," or "what I learned about from Pitchfork" — which is to say the bands in this category are united by audience and distribution arc more than by sound.
Yet Microsoft does have MSN, truly a net Goliath; so if the company does try to transition to the client-server model, it has the infrastructure, audience and distribution channels available to attempt the revolution.
The flirtation between traditional celebrity and this wave of technology startups isn't news, and in many ways is taken for granted, but celebrity confers with it brand, audience, and distribution, so it's a natural progression for both sides to get closer.
The next stage we're likely to see is a replay of what happened in the casual game space between 2004-2006 when capital flooded downloadable casual game companies enabling them to buy audience and distribution at prices ABOVE the monetizable value of the games they were selling.
This one-hour adaptation for ages 2 to 6, presented by New York Theater Ballet, will include a preshow movement class for the audience and the distribution of small bags of props; here everyone's a dancer.
Rosenfeldt said: "I think it's amazing to be on Netflix, it is probably the best thing that could happen to a TV show at the moment – a bigger audience and worldwide distribution at the same time".
I don't think the major corporations have realised that the entertainment paradigm has actually shifted because the net can provide the entertainment community a means of getting their product out to a huge audience without huge distribution costs".
With the market-tested precision of a political analyst, he added: "The campaign will be very long and will involve really super-serving the core and broadening the audience across multiple distribution streams.
