Sentence examples for audiences decline from inspiring English sources

Media executives are not the only ones to fret as audiences decline.

But other venues saw their audiences decline as a result of what officials consider "Sept.

"Publishers have seen print audiences decline in most cases, but they've seen website audiences increasing," Page said.

Yet most newspaper stocks have not done well, because of a fear that, in the face of new technologies and changing audiences, decline is inevitable.

Sir Martin argues that by raising prices above inflation, even as audiences decline, TV owners have driven advertisers into the arms of new sorts of media.

While everyone in television, from Ben Silverman, the co-chairman of NBC, to the youth-centric programmers at MTV, is trying to find ways to increase profits as television audiences decline, "American Idol" is taking its cues not from the traditional broadcasting playbook but from the National Football League.

Indeed, the number of theaters grew considerably over the 15-year period the endowment studied, while audiences declined.

The classical music industry may currently be grappling with the issues of ageing audiences, declining attendance and biting funding cuts, but on the fringes, things are flourishing.

With television audiences declining and fragmenting, football has held steady: the average network game this year has attracted 20m fans, far more than the average scripted show or news broadcast.

StarMedia, which now describes itself in its press releases as "the leading integrated Internet media and solutions company targeting Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking audiences," declined to elaborate on its announcements yesterday.

148) Indian Summers Although UK audiences declined from almost 5 million to around 2 million across the 10 episodes of the 2015 premiere run, healthy overseas figures and strong critical praise have persuaded Channel 4 to continue with what was always intended to be a long-term project revisiting the same characters at different points during the decline of British rule in India.