Sentence examples for lost listeners from inspiring English sources

Radio Minsk is among the few that hasn't lost listeners ; in fact, they've gained them.

Eight of the BBC's eleven national stations lost listeners compared with the previous three months.

Heart's Theakston also lost listeners, down from 883,000 to 768,000 over the past year, but is now just 14,000 behind Vaughan.

Radio 1 lost 374,000 listeners over the quarter, a decline station bosses put down to older people defecting to Radio 2. The station said it was not too worried about the lost listeners as its core audience of 15 to 24-year-olds remains stable - with just over 50% of the nation's youth tuning in.

And as labels lost more of their power, radio lost listeners, and albums became even more of an afterthought, the music industry continued to redefine itself in 2011.

Her AMP brand attracts the youth audience that Radio 1 struggles to maintain; for every lost listener there's a bunch more who'll come out to see her play.

"We're losing listeners, and they need a scapegoat.

"At every stage we lose listeners – you alienate a few people, but some come with you".

Doug Myrland, general manager of KPBS, said he was not worried about losing listeners to Air America.

And Absolute Radio continued to lose listeners following its rebrand from Virgin Radio in September 2008, down to 1.49 million.

Some of them walked out and William Kalan, sales manager for Schwerin, said that that meant that the program was losing listeners.