Sentence examples for lost listenership from inspiring English sources
In response to lost listenership in 2007, students voluntarily transformed their free-format AM station into an Internet-only outfit with a highbrow mix of pop-electronica and contemporary classical.
In the past, stations that lost Rush from their lineup often saw steep declines in listenership.
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.
Radio 1 is seeking to reduce the average age of its listenership from 29 and is prepared to lose long-standing presenters in order to appeal to a younger audience.
Damazer is described as the director general's "best friend in broadcasting" and the pair regularly consulted while Thompson was still at Channel 4. Damazer's challenge is to restore Radio 4 to a surer footing after it began to lose its way a little under Boaden, while trying to avoid irking the station's famously sensitive listenership.
They too must earn fans and listenership".
"I remember once having a record listenership of seven".
"I'm very pleased with the increased listenership this quarter.
In "Public Radio's Private Guru," David Giovannoni mentions two goals: increasing public radio listenership and serving that listenership better.
"We now have the power to change listenership," he contended.
