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The organization already measures audiences for other types of outdoor signs as part of its Out of Home Ratings system.

Though 90% of people still listen to the radio each week, the proportion listening to FM and AM stations has fallen from 68% in 2010 to 58% in March, according to RAJAR, which measures audiences.

The New York attorney general's office said Tuesday that it was opening an investigation into the way that Arbitron, which measures audiences for radio stations, is deploying devices called personal people meters.

Among the station's most prized audience segment, adults 25 to 54, WBLS was ranked No. 3. Before the merger, the two stations had been suffering in the ratings, which some executives and critics of the industry attributed, at least partly, to changes in how Arbitron measures audiences.

I think it can still deliver distinctiveness and quality [after these cuts]." Tabor also raised the possibility of a radical change in the way it measures audiences, positing the possibility that Rajar will go from measuring big stations on a three-month to a four-month basis.

Quantcast measures audiences on the web in real-time so that advertisers can better target their campaigns.

Looking at a basket of measures: audience approval, indicators, surveys.

"We have a piece of a company that measures audience on the Internet," she said.

The service updates TV and radio audience information in half-hour or two-hour time blocks, respectively; sorts statistics by channel ratings, including ranking and timeline comparisons; and measures audience by location, demographics, and psychographics.

More are popping up, such as comScore, a digital-measurement firm, and Rentrak, which uses set-top boxes to measure audiences.

Let's spend less time measuring audiences and more time enlightening them.