Radio 1's reach among its target audience of 15 to 29-year-olds has fallen 3% over the last five years, with the amount of time young listeners tune in down a quarter from an average of 8.9 hours in 2009/10 to 6.4 hours in 2013/14.
This will come as no surprise to many of you, but according to research even very young dogs tune in to subtle and indirect cues in human voices.
Nearly 6 million young Nepalese tune in every week to 'Saathi Sanga Manka Kura', an hour-long programme of songs, drama and youthful banter, with a contemporary and youth-friendly approach to serious issues such as HIV/AIDS and sexual health.
Indeed, the contemporary broadcasting landscape is unrecognisable from when a young Davenport tuned into Listen with Mother.
Last year at peak times just under a third of young people tuned in, compared with two-thirds of over-65s.
Every Sunday night a young writer tunes in on the broadcast of a certain magazine which broadcasts its editorial and the like to the world, and which has repeatedly spurned his manuscripts.
By John Forbes The New Yorker, March 24 , 1928P. 13 Every Sunday night a young writer tunes in on the broadcast of a certain magazine which broadcasts its editorial and the like to the world, and which has repeatedly spurned his manuscripts.
It has also presented a cavalcade of fashion, its primary viewership of teenagers and young women tuning in not only for the plots, but also to render judgment on the clothes.
In the early '60s, as a young analyst tuned into growth stories, I leveraged myself to the eyeballs in Xerox and Syntex and convertibles in United Aircraft, Boeing and United Airlines.
There's a large and growing market for game streaming and viewing, with young viewers tuning in an average of 3+ hours a week to watch, as TechCrunch previously noted.
