|
|
| HOME | FREE NEWS SUBMISSION | PR DISTRIBUTION | PR COPYWRITING | GIFT CERTIFICATES | RSS FEEDS | TESTIMONIALS | CONTACT | ||
 |
Sections:
Band |
Business |
Career |
Events |
Label |
Music Releases |
Radio |
Tech |
Video |
Web Events
|  |
| Advertise | Artist Development | Submit Video | MusicDish e-Journal | MusicDish Network | Urban Music News Network | ||
|
| ||
Audio Graphics Radio Listener Surveys Reach 50,000
Website: http://www.audiographics.com The online radio audience is coming into focus through RRadio Network surveys. With completion of this 34th survey, more than 50,000 persons have participated. RRadio Network Survey 34 shows that the internet is replacing the more traditional method of looking up phone numbers. When asked if they use the phone book, or look up phone numbers online, nearly 60% of 1854 online radio listeners replied that they "look up phone numbers online." There is little variation in response between gender or age groups. Charts for this and the following data are at http://www.AudioGraphics.com/spclreport/survey34.htm Time Spent, Each Listening Session Comparing two RRadio Network surveys (from July 5, 2003 and this Survey 34), there is an 8.4% drop in persons listening to online radio for 3+ hours each session. Also, 7% fewer persons listen between 1-3 hours each time they tune in. 38.9% of Survey 34 respondents say they listen to online radio for more than 3 hours each listening session. 38.9% - 3 hour + 19.3% - Listen 2-3 hours Each Listening Session 26.7% - 1-2 hours 14% - Less than 1 hour Audience Predictions, and Their Accuracy In March 2005, RRadio Network asked what respondents anticipated listening to most in the next twelve months. That survey included a list of six choices: Internet radio, broadcast radio, portable MP3 player, satellite radio, cable music-only channels, and "other." To see if their predications ring true Survey 34 offered the same list, asking "What do you listen to most?" A chart for this is at http://www.AudioGraphics.com/spclreport/survey34.htm Of interest are the numbers dealing with listening to broadcast and satellite radio. In March 2005, 7.9% of Survey 29 respondents thought they would be listening mostly to satellite radio in one year. Only 3.2% reported that is the case today. Back then, only 15.6% thought broadcast radio would be "most listened to" after one year. Yet, Survey 34 shows 25.1% of respondents are still listening mostly to broadcast radio. RRadio Network offers the only continuous survey data from online radio listeners. A RRadio Network station list is at http://www.rradionetwork.com/agencyinfo.htm#stations For more information: Ken Dardis - kdardis@AudioGraphics.com
|
|
Follow/Friend Mi2N:
Order an Mi2N Music PR package for an opportunity to submit a song for FREE to one of the hundreds of industry opportunities available through Music Xray
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
| ||||
| HOME | FREE NEWS SUBMISSION | PR DISTRIBUTION | PR COPYWRITING | GIFT CERTIFICATES | RSS FEEDS | TESTIMONIALS | CONTACT | ||||
|
|
Sections:
Band |
Business |
Career |
Events |
Label |
Music Releases |
Radio |
Tech |
Video |
Web Events
| |
||
| Advertise | Artist Development | Submit Video | MusicDish e-Journal | MusicDish Network | Urban Music News Network | ||||
| ||||