Sentence examples for listener numbers from inspiring English sources

On the radio industry's diary method of measuring listener numbers: "Cobblers, a load of toffee".

Mr. Borovsky said he does not keep close track of listener numbers and could not provide an estimate.

London talk station LBC had another strong quarter with listener numbers up 2.5% quarter on quarter and 15.7% year on year to 1.07 million.

Two years ago, in a bid to boost listener numbers and woo a younger constituency, the network's controller, Roger Wright, tinkered with the schedules to include more chat and asked presenters to invite people to tweet their thoughts.

Mr. Hanson, who also publishes a daily Web-based newsletter about radio and the Internet, said that listener numbers from any station not tracked by Arbitron or other ratings services "need to be taken with a grain of salt".

Listener numbers in markets outside Last.fm's eight biggest countries – which include Spain, France, Italy, Japan, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Sweden, Turkey and China – are thought only to number up to 20,000.

[Update below, if that 25% figure is higher thank the per-song-per-listener number.] This agreement runs through 2015.

Maybe you overwhelm your listener with numbers.

But as the online music industry grows, and along with it online advertising targeted at music listeners, these numbers in aggregate could start to become meaningful.

We identify the most significant factors for the likelihood of a TRF event: reciprocity (i.e., is Speaker S already following Listener L?), number of received retweets (i.e., how many retweets of S were received at L during a given time interval Δ), and of course the interval Δ itself.

But up against Wogan, and now Evans, whose lead is more than two million listeners, the number-one spot eluded him.