Sentence examples for listenership for from inspiring English sources

The statistics of readership or listenership for printed and telecommunications media may be available.

At one point in the workshop, Mr. Giovannoni projected a chart showing the weekday listenership for WNYC-FM.

Radio 4's audience was broadly steady, on 10.9 million, as was the breakfast listenership for the Today programme, just under 7.1 million.

Radio 4's audience fell by 2.9% to 10.5 million, as breakfast listenership for the Today programme dropped by 384,000 to 6.6 million.

(KISS's overall listenership for people 12 and older is 1,288,500, which places it in the top 10 in the New York market).

The divide between culture and information appeared prominently in a 1993 study establishing the affinity -- that is, the demographic similarity -- of the audience for "All Things Considered" with the listenership for NPR's 71 nationally syndicated shows.

WLIB management said it did not have figures for individual shows, but the mostly talk radio station has a listenership of 280,300 for people 12 and older.

In his short, skimpy book Mr. Chafets seems also to have lost his enthusiasm for asking tough questions, digging for facts (his sales and listenership numbers for Mr. Limbaugh's books and programs come from Cigar Aficionado magazine) and having opinions that fall short of gushing enthusiasm.

I could be a D.J. again, programming sets for a devoted listenership of one.

Darwinism is at work, and American orchestras must adjust: to smaller dreams, fewer orchestras serving wider areas, fragmented listenerships, hopes for some kind of government help and, above all, a way of preserving the past, electronically if not by word of mouth.

From the beginning, he swept away microphone conventions, embracing a new listenership whose tolerance for his more staid contemporaries would yield to his alluring, if at times offensive, style of address.