Sentences with phrase «radio audience»

The latest radio audience figures have showed more people than ever before are listening to Premier Christian Radio.

The Nielsen rating system, the most widely used television audience measurement tool in the United States, was originally used to measure radio audiences in the early 20th century and is named after its creator, Arthur Nielsen.

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A report by RAJAR, the official body in charge of measuring radio audiences, shows the station's audience in London is up by 54 % year on year.

In remarks prepared for a worldwide radio audience later this week, U.S. Senate hopeful Dan Buhrdorf of Lincoln criticized Ben Sasse's «naïve aggression» and warned that his Republican rival's blustering policies of confrontation and brinkmanship would put the United States on a permanent and precarious -LSB-...]

If the upscale and loyal public radio audience matches a store's customer base, then supporting the local public radio station could be a wise investment of marketing dollars.

Though he's better known for his innovations in political polling, which showed that a relatively small sample of respondents could reflect public opinion just as well as the million - person surveys conducted at the time, he also developed methods to reliably measure the size and makeup of radio audiences.

was warmly received by the listening radio audience.

For one reason, radio audiences break into niches just as online audiences do, making targeting - by - interest a natural function — the system will let you run different ads on different kinds of stations or different parts of the country.

National PTA convention program broadcast to nationwide radio audience; resolutions urged study of needs of exceptional children and reaffirmed belief in separate juvenile courts and detention homes

But like how the Cable TV industry has splintered the original 3 TV networks into the so - called 500 channels and how satellite radio is splintering the mainstream radio audience, traditional publishers and distributors will become smaller and less significant over time.

Michele's expert advice, quick wit, and engaging style has delighted radio audiences throughout the world.

In remarks prepared for a worldwide radio audience later this week, U.S. Senate hopeful Dan Buhrdorf of Lincoln criticized Ben Sasse's «naïve aggression» and warned that his Republican rival's blustering policies of confrontation and brinkmanship would put the United States on a permanent and precarious war footing.

«The public radio audience is very digital savvy, but there are certainly some of the millennials and other folks who are looking for their listening experience exclusively on digital,» said Zach Brand, NPR's VP of digital media while speaking to Recode.

This broadcasting success has had an impact on church attendance because we invited the radio audience to share «who they are» with us instead of insisting that they «be like us.»

Responding to last summer's concordat between Episcopal and Lutheran churches, he treated his radio audience to an extended ballad on Lutheran culture.

«This can not be political,» Bloomberg told the radio audience.

They tell it to radio audiences.

It is a letter addressed Dr Laura, who provides «biblical advice» to TV and radio audiences:

«They've decided they don't want you or your business any more,» he told his radio audience on Monday.

The study, published in 1955 under the title The Television - Radio Audience and Religion, was developed by the National Council of Churches in association with Yale University.

Cramer has called global warming «fraudulent science by the EPA,» and once told a radio audience in 2012 that «we know the globe is cooling.»

For most of the film, Cheadle plays Greene as hilariously over-the-top, speaking in hyperactive, street - informed verse, as opposed to the silky, sexy tones his radio audience is used to.

Before a crowded arena and a radio audience, he seizes up in agony in efforts to make the words come out right.

Sometimes the broadcasting teacher will come into the social studies classroom to help students think about framing conversations and questions for a radio audience.

Keillor also enjoys flavoring shows with quotes from writers about the act of writing itself, which can provide insight and encouragement for aspiring writers in the radio audience and in the classroom, and help make literature more accessible.

As she told her radio audience; The Priority Schools Campaign is «an opportunity for school districts to access resources that the NEA has to help with special needs schools — schools that have high numbers of very challenging students or situations.