Sentence examples for of listenership from inspiring English sources

Right now, the device works something like a Nielsen survey -- it picks up a sampling of passing radios and then calculates patterns of listenership.

"Further, BBC Radio – with a 55% share of listenership – significantly distorts an already troubled commercial market that now faces life-threatening competition from MySpace, YouTube and Last .fm

Davey faces a dual problem: he has to boost overall numbers of listeners from an average of around 2 million a week, and break down the "silos" of listenership, with many of the core classical brigade reluctant to buy into more challenging parts of the schedule.

KEIB ranked 42nd in January, accounting for roughly 0.4% of listenership.

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.

Fourteen areas with high levels of reported listenership (above 60% of women listening to the radio in the past week) were selected for inclusion in the trial, and, within each area, the radio station with the highest listenership was chosen as a potential partner to implement the campaign.

The BBC said more than half a million of those were aged over 30, outside of its target listenership of 16- to 29-year-olds, although the station's average audience age is 32.

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.

A large percentage of its listenership comes from rural areas, including border areas of Nepal, which makes it one of the more important stations under the AIR banner.

"His rise to the top of radio listenership in the United Kingdom was a great tribute to his breadth of knowledge and in particular his unique, very personal sense of humour".

While people are spending less time listening to radio over all, public radio's share of radio listenership is up, from roughly 1percentt 20 years ago to more than 5percentt of all listeners today, according to the Station Resource Group, a public radio strategy and analysis organization.