Sentence examples for new listenership from inspiring English sources

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.

It's telling that over 75% of podcasters list social media or word of mouth as their top two drivers of new listenership but that the majority are dissatisfied with their social media presence and see challenges overall when it comes to growth.

WMCA is now WABC's nearest New Sound rival, and seems to be broadening its New Sound listenership.

But does the new chart weigh online listenership too heavily?

"This agreement ensures that Arbitron will fairly measure radio listenership in New York and fairly represent New York's diverse radio market".

"Even if only 1% tunes in, this still results in a huge listenership of existing and new fans".

The attentiveness of the listenership puts New York Philharmonic audiences to shame.

By chance or design, BBC 6 Music, devoted to playing and supporting new and live music, has found a loyal listenership prepared to battle alongside the broadcasting unions to save it from closure.

Less familiar works, more modern music and pieces geared toward a younger audience will be presented on the station's new Internet stream, called Q2. WNYC radio's listenership is more than double that of its stream, the station said.

VIRTUAL TOUR: Hollywood's Walk of Fame The CBS-affiliated all-news destination KNX-AM (1070) entered the top 10 with 3.1% of listenership.

The new antiwar songs are virtually absent from commercial radio stations, where most programmers wouldn't dream of dividing or alienating their listenership.