The phrase "audience system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to media, communication, or technology, where a system is designed to engage or analyze an audience.
Example: "The new audience system allows marketers to better understand viewer preferences and tailor their content accordingly."
Alternatives: "audience engagement system" or "viewer analysis system".
According to its press release, all of Archant titles - its London weeklies plus its Norfolk and Suffolk-based dailies, such as the Eastern Daily Press and East Anglian Daily Times - will use the new audience system.
A turn-based battle system, based on the original Paper Mario, infuses this game, as well as the "audience" system; since most battles actually "take place" on a stage, the audience can boo or cheer you on, depending on how well you do, and you will be rewarded for how well you do by the audience.
These included daily audience response system (ARS) multiple-choice quizzes utilizing the TurningPoint system (Turning Technologies, LLC., Youngstown, OH) weekly laboratory practical quizzes and online weekend multiple-choice quizzes administered through Desire2Learn Integrated Learning Platform (Desire2Learn, Kitchener, ON, Canada), and weekly in-class ARS multiple-choice knowledge quizzes.
A number of factors have fuelled this growth including a new audience measurement system introduced by Barb in January.
In the US, Nielsen, after several years of waiting, finally announced the launch of their Total Audience Measurement system.
His father remained the entrepreneur of the company and led the way to creation of the first television audience measurement system in 1950.
His idea was to create an audience measurement system for Web sites that Internet companies would use, much the way the television networks rely on Nielsen ratings.
And although Nielsen's TV audience measurement system is considered the most reliable available, it was originally devised for a three-network television landscape that no longer exists.
The clickers are part of an increasingly popular technology known as an audience response system, which has been used for everything from surveying game show audiences to polling registered voters.
Tsotsi also proved popular with the festival audience voting system, and it's not difficult to see why: it's a visceral, brutal tale of a township hoodlum who reconnects with his troubled childhood after kidnapping a baby.
S4C 's declining performance raises the question of whether a public service programme can be justified if it scores a zero on the Barb audience measurement system, and fewer than 20,000 people watch it.
