Sentence examples for targeting listeners from inspiring English sources

Targeting listeners in the US, India, Indonesia and, ultimately, China, is a prospect far removed from the station's former heartland audience of white van drivers ringing up to be harangued by James Whale.

A month later, the American Energy Alliance took its argument to the airwaves of Internet radio service Pandora, where it purchased 45 million spots targeting listeners in the potential presidential battleground states of Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio and Virginia.

The second, he said, is "radio's unwillingness to target listeners in the 12- to 24-year-old demographic.

For Pandora, the idea is that its advertisers could target listeners at times they aren't typically able to respond — like when they're out running, at the gym, driving or cooking, for example.

Co-founder and CEO Pat Higbie said that Xappmedia is targeting "ultramobile" listeners.

Braun happily acknowledged that he and Jepsen are after critical acclaim, and though Interscope's Berman was cagey when asked whether he's specifically targeting indie listeners, that may have been because the label doesn't need to do so.

✒Monkey's numbers of the week: 15-29 (age of Radio 1's target listeners, according to its service licence) and 28 (the birthday Nick Grimshaw will celebrate on 14 August).

Perhaps Mr. Masur's target listeners are those classical-music neophytes who have boxed-set recordings of the Beethoven symphonies, but have never heard them performed complete in concert.

Less exposure on pop radio has left artists relegated to the two clearly defined avenues of black radio: urban contemporary — it caters to listeners ages 18-34 and is typically top-loaded with hip-hop — and urban adult contemporary, a format that completely eschews rap in favor of contemporary and traditional R&B and targets listeners ages 25-54.

The former Radio 1 breakfast show host Mike Read, Dave Lee Travis and "Diddy" David Hamilton are among the familiar voices behind a new station targeted at listeners bored by the blandness of modern music radio.

Radio 2 is accused by the Radio Centre of changing its programming to target younger listeners over the past decade, a policy that had been "disastrous" for the commercial radio sector, which has seen its share of the market plummet in recent years.