Perspectives, News & Opinions From The Researchers At Edison

• New from Arbitron/Edison Research Infinite Dial: More Than Four in Ten Rock Format P1s Listen to Online Radio Weekly
• New from Arbitron/Edison Research Infinite Dial: LinkedIn Shows Strong Usage Among News/Talk/Sports Format P1s
• New from Arbitron/Edison Research Infinite Dial: There Is Near Universal Usage of AM/FM Radio In-Car Among Adult Classic Rock/Classic Hits Format P1s
• New from Arbitron/Edison Research Infinite Dial: Public Radio Format P1s Are Nearly Twice as Likely to Have Signed Up to Receive Email From Their P1 Radio Station
• New from Arbitron/Edison Research Infinite Dial: Six in Ten Country Format P1s Have Listened to AM/FM Radio Just Before Arriving to Shop
• New from Arbitron/Edison Research Infinite Dial: Religious Format P1s Are Twice as Likely to Have Signed Up to Receive Email From Their P1 Radio Station
• New from Arbitron/Edison Research Infinite Dial: Contemporary Hit Radio Format P1s Are Significantly More Likely to Own a Smartphone
• New from Arbitron/Edison Research Infinite Dial Study: Urban Format P1s Are Far More Likely to Wake Up in the Morning to a Cell Phone
• New from Arbitron/Edison Research Infinite Dial: Adult Contemporary Format P1s Are Much More Likely to Own a Tablet
• Moms and Media 2013: Media Multitaskers
• Media Habits of Moms in 2013
• The Infinite Dial 2013: Navigating Digital Platforms – A Look at Radio Format P1s
• Learning To Love LinkedIn
• Station Tweets: Prolific, But Not So Engaged
• The Infinite Dial 2013: Navigating Digital Platforms
• The Songs Country Listeners Love, And Can’t Hear
• Radio Guru Turns Podcast Curator
• Country Radio’s Heartbeat: The Lives of Your Listeners
• “My Two Songs”: When Listeners Agree To Disagree
• Some Big News For Podcasting
• Launchpad Digital Media and Edison Research Team to Provide Audience Measurement for the Rapidly Growing Podcasting Industry
• First Listen: Atlanta’s “The Walk”
• Better Angels
• First Listen – NASH FM
• Radio’s Bad Ideas That Won’t Die
• Could Scott Brown Return to the Senate?
• Moderate Independents – The Ultimate Swing Voters
• The New Holiday Shopping Experience
• Happy Holidays, Watch Out For Sleigh-Wrecks
• The State of Telematics and In-Car Entertainment – An Interview with Livio’s Jake Sigal
• The Wall Street Journal on how Edison Weathered Sandy During the Election
• Who Killed WPOJ?
• Pinterest Users in America – A New Report from Edison
• Hurricane Sandy and the Exit Polls
• On Odd-Even Gas Rationing
• The Connected Grandparent 2012
• An Election Night Wrap-Up [VIDEO]
• Edison Successfully Conducts The 2012 National Election Exit Polls
• “The Worst Noel”
• What To Watch For On Election Night
• What We Learned From Testing Christmas Music In 2012
• The Least Liked Holiday Songs Of 2012
• Want To Grow Your Brand Through Social Media? Let’s Make A Deal
• The New York Times Reports On Edison’s Exit Polling In The Republic Of Georgia
• Edison Research Exit Poll in the Republic of Georgia Conducted for Imedi and Rustavi 2
• Edison Research Conducts Exit Polling in the Republic of Georgia for Imedi and Rustavi 2
• Radio’s Progress in the Digital Advertising Space
• The State of Google+, One Year In
• The Smartphone Consumer 2012
• Dad is Dad, So Don’t Treat Him Like Mom
• Moms and Facebook: If You Post It, They Will Come
• The Podcast Consumer 2012
• The Amazon Prime Phenomenon
• Moms and Media 2012: The Connected Mom
• Why Twitter Is Bigger Than You Think
• The Daily Deals Consumer 2012
• Edison Conducts Maryland And Wisconsin GOP Primary Exit Polls; Romney Declared Winner In Both
• NEW Research on “Daily Deals”
• The Infinite Dial 2012: Navigating Digital Platforms
• A Dramatic Rise in Internet Radio Usage
• Edison Conducts Louisiana Primary Exit Polls; Santorum Declared Winner
• Edison Conducts Illinois Primary Exit Polls; Romney Declared Winner
• Edison Conducts Alabama and Mississippi Primary Exit Polls; Santorum Declared Winner In Both
• Edison Conducts Arizona and Michigan Primary Exit Polls; Romney Declared Winner In Both
• Conducting Market Research In Post-Kaddafi Libya
• Edison Conducts Research On Behalf Of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
• Beyond Country’s P1s
• 23 Million Radio Listeners Tune Into Super Bowl XLVI
• Edison Conducts Nevada Caucus Entrance Polls; Romney Declared Winner
• Edison Conducts Florida Primary Exit Polls; Romney Declared Winner
• Nearly 23 Million Tune Into The AFC/NFC 2012 NFL Playoffs On The Radio
• Edison Conducts South Carolina Primary Exit Polls; Gingrich Declared Winner
• How Moms Get it Done with Apps
• Pandora Local Market Analysis By Edison Research: Methodology
• Edison Conducts NH Primary Exit Polls; Romney Declared Winner
• Edison Conducts Iowa Entrance Polls; Iowa GOP Declares Santorum Winner
• Setting The Record Straight On Pandora
• Edison Research Partners with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
• Market Research and the “Arab Spring”
• Edison Research Announces 2011 “30 Under 30”
• Moms Are Taking Over Facebook
• Will Moms Put Down the Remote to Share the Experience?
• 30 Under 30
• Radio’s Passion Gap
• The Road Ahead: Media And Entertainment In The Car
• Moms And Media: 2011
• Privacy A Concern For Moms On Facebook
• Moms: Unlikely Trailblazers
• The Social Habit 2011
• Television Ownership on the Decline – Are Americans ‘Cutting the Cord’?
• The Infinite Dial 2011 – Navigating Digital Platforms
• Edison Announces New Inceptive Market Research Initiative
• Facebook Achieves Majority
• Twitter Awareness Nearly Universal; Usage Shows Slight Growth
• The NGMR Top-5-Hot vs. Top-5-Not Trends For Market Research
• An Early Read On Hawaii’s Open Senate Seat
• South Carolina Voters Not Kind To Alvin Greene
• An Early Harbinger Of The 2012 Election
• How Pollsters Serve The Public Discourse
• Moderate Independents – The Ultimate Swing Voters
• The Current State Of Podcasting 2010
• The Best Research With The Most Variety
• US Teens Much More Favorable Towards Obama Than Palin
• Increasingly, It’s The Daddy Party Vs. The Mommy Party
• Hanging Up The Phone
• The “Pox on Both Your Parties” Voters
• No Wonder They Act The Way They Do
• The Edison ‘Black Ops’ Team
• Edison Research Sees Success with 2010 Midterm Election Exit Polls
• The Youth Vote in 2010
• The MySpace Deletion Problem
• Visualizing The Exit Polls
• The American Youth Study 2010 – Part One: Radio’s Future
• Edison Research Releases The American Youth Study 2010 – Part One: Radio’s Future
• One In Five 12-24s Listened To Pandora In The Past Month
• 2012: Will the Republican Delegate Rules Changes Prolong their Primary Season?
• Hammers and Nails
• SeeSaw Announces Solution To Engage Moms and Families; Partners with Edison for Effectiveness Research
• Senator Blanche Lincoln Headed for a Historic Defeat
• A Potentially Record-Breaking Number of New Senators
• Podcasting in 2010: The Calm Surface Obscures The Roiling Depths
• Let’s Go To The Preshow
• Save The Date: The 2010 American Youth Study
• The Twitter – Facebook Disparity
• Is Social Media Monitoring Worth The Trouble?
• Why Pandora Is Poised To Be The Kleenex Of Music Discovery
• The Social Habit – Frequent Social Networkers
• Tbilisi Elections Aid Georgia’s President
• Numerators And Denominators
• Edison Research Tbilisi Exit Poll Results
• Are you LinkedIn?
• Twitter Usage In America: 2010
• Twitter Usage In America: 2010
• Mother’s Day for Tech Moms
• Edison Exit Polling Elections in the Republic of Georgia
• Awareness of Location Based Social Networks Currently 7% Of Americans 12+
• Edison Conducts Politico/TargetPoint Exit Poll of Tax Day Tea Party Protest
• Social Media in America – Slides from New Media Experience SF
• Twitter Users and Advertising Tolerance
• The Infinite Dial 2010: Digital Platforms and the Future of Radio
• The Infinite Dial 2010: Use of Social Media Explodes
• Nearly Half Believe That Newspapers Will Cease To Exist In The Future
• One in Four Have Listened to an iPod or Other MP3 Player While Connected to a Car Stereo
• More Americans Would Give Up Television If Forced To Choose
• A Simple Matrix For Social Media Engagement
• The First Step In A Social Media Campaign
• When Does Marketing Cross the Privacy Line?
• The Edison/ADM Consumer Attitudes To Podcast Advertising Study
• ADM research notes podcast advertising appeals to “unreachable” consumers
• When Everyone Is A Pollster, What Happens To The Polls?
• Career Women Make Bad Mothers?
• Some Surprise No Shows for Super Bowl Commercials
• IIACSS poll shows Iraqis mostly optimistic as 2010 begins
• Edison Expands Iraq Market Research Services
• Market Research In Iraq
• NY10: Taxi Entertainment Network – A Unique, “Captive” Medium
• Edison Place-Based Media Survey Quoted in AdAge
• Delta Air Lines and Digitas Take Placed-Based Digital Media to New Heights
• The Hearts And Minds Of Turkey
• Predicting The Stock Market With Pop Culture
• The Changing Face of Facebook
• The Baseball Award You Don’t Want To Win
• Harnessing the Power of Mom
• How To Almost Lose An Election With A 70% Job Approval Rating
• Men Are From Mars…
• Blackberry Strikes Again
• Just Enough Love For Corzine?
• Have Consumers Hung Up On Ringtones?
• Bloggers Beware!
• The Olympics: A Battle Worth Losing?
• The New Album Experience in the Digital Age
• Canary in the Coal Mine – At Least Four Members of the New York City Council Lose Their Re-election Bids in Tuesday’s Primary
• The Shack
• Sprint Changes The Game For Market Researchers
• Catch Up While Filling Up
• “Internet Radio Revs Up”
• The Battle For Search Supremacy
• Reporting Television Viewership in 2009
• NJ and VA: An Early Warning for Democrats?
• Research Methods Are Progressing, But Is Sampling Keeping Up?
• Some Senate Ideological Shifts Under Obama
• The Internet Content Inflection Point?
• For Obama, Improving U.S. Image Abroad Is A Work In Progress
• Oh, To Be A 12-Year Old Today…
• A Simple Proposal To Make Supreme Court Appointments More Fair
• Will “Gen Next” make idealism cool again?
• Another Opportunity for Mall Advertising
• Sotomayor’s “Cursed” Seat
• Online Viewership of Jackson Memorial High, But Not A Sign of TV’s Demise
• The Billionaire Bubble
• More Kindle Musings
• Social Media Research Must Measure Perception AND Behavior To Be Useable
• And The Oscar Goes To…Bruno?
• TiVo: Not Just A Verb!
• You Can Take My Dial-Up When You Pry It From My…
• Exit Polling Iran’s Northern Neighbor: It’s Not The Voting, It’s The Counting
• As Search Goes Mobile, Consumer Research Must Follow
• Edison’s Joe Lenski Quoted on the Iranian Elections
• Sirius XM: What’s it Worth To You?
• One Negative Kindle Effect
• Corzine The ‘Underdog’
• Teens Still Going Strong to the Mall
• Republicans “Have No Clear Leader,” But That’s Not Big News
• New iPhone Pricing May Encourage Continued Growth in Placeshifted Video
• Deeds Beats McAuliffe And Moran – Another Classic Example Of How An Underfunded Underdog Can Win A Three-way Primary
• Terry McAuliffe Vies for the Democratic Nomination for Governor in Virginia
• Pelosi Joins Cheney in the Political Polling Cellar
• Video Gaming Nearly Universal Amongst Teens
• The End Of R&R: Some Personal Thoughts
• A Carousel of Ads
• Nobody Tweets–But Isn’t That Normal?
• OOH Happenings with… POP Radio
• Edison Research conducts mtvU / Associated Press Poll on Emotional Health of College Students
• The Podcast Consumer 2009
• Edison Senior VP Rob Farbman Joins NYAAPOR Executive Council
• Handicapping The Summer Song Of 2009
• Bob- & Jack-FM: After The Goldrush
• Innovative Bus Stop Ad Provides Engagement, Useful Data for Skiers
• Reclaiming Teens? A Second CHR Is (Only) A Start
• The New Media Consumer: 2009
• Edison Opens Office in Guam, Serving the Pacific
• The Infinite Dial 2009 – Presentation
• Determining A Song’s Real Radio Age
• Infinite Dial 2009 Study Shows Dramatic Growth in Internet Radio
• Ten Great Radio Battles Of The ’80s and Early ’90s
• We Will, We Will Mock You or Songs That You Hope A Rival Plays
• The Edison Research / CRB National Country Research Study 2009
• Even For Touring Artists, Radio Support Matters
• Keeping Your Station Moving
• Edison Research Shows Increase in POP Radio Audience of In-Store Audio Advertising in Drug, Grocery and Mass Merchandiser Stores
• First Listen: The CHR Battle For L.A.
• AMERICANS CHOOSE “SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE” AS ‘BEST PICTURE’
• It’s A Big Country
• What To Do When You Can’t Do A Music Test
• The Clichés Of PPM
• Larry Rosin Interviewed on “Malone’s Grand Plan for Sirius”
• Edison’s Larry Rosin Quoted in BusinessWeek on Satellite Radio
• Edison Research sponsors NYAAPOR event with Nate Silver of fivethirtyeight.com
• Summary of 2008 Exit Polls Available in New Book from Chuck Todd and Sheldon Gawiser
• Watching TV In The Cab
• If Satellite Radio Went Away Tomorrow
• Edison Research to Announce American Moviegoers’ Selection for “Best Picture”
• Edison’s Larry Rosin quoted in BusinessWeek on Satellite Radio
• Britney’s Comeback…And Radio’s
• Heroics In The North
• “Slow But Steady Growth” For HD Radio?
• What National Radio Could Be
• Is The People Meter The Enemy Of New Music?
• The Most Intriguing Stations of 2008
• Songs That Made A Difference In 2008: Straight Outta Saginaw
• 2008: The Best Of … You!
• No Longer Spinning Out Of Control
• First Listen: New York’s Holiday Radio Battle
• A Generational Split At Country … And What To Do About It
• Organizing The ’90s Into A Format
• Edison Successfully Conducts The National Election Exit Poll
• Stasis We Can’t Believe In, Or Where Did All The Format Changes Go?
• Edison’s Joe Lenski Discusses: Can The State Polls Be Trusted?
• V103 Celebrates 20 Years As Urban AC Landscape Changes
• Oldies Become Classic Hits, And Motown Goes MIA
• Special Online Panel – The Future of Webcasting
• The Official Radio Station Of Bad Times
• Landmark Edison/Arbitron PPM Study Released
• Is Your Station Smarter Than A “Genius”?
• Why Is It So Hard To Be Today’s Soft Rock?
• Edison Promotes Tom Webster to VP/Strategy and Marketing
• Blink And It’s Back: How Entertainment News Took Over Music Radio
• A Tight Race, But We Declare A Summer Song Winner
• Podcasting: The Curse of Convenience
• What’s At The Bottom Of The Music Test?
• The Mark Of The Wolf At Country Radio
• Why 2008 Is The Year Of The Comeback
• Recommendations For “Recommending” New Music
• Edison Congratulates the 2008 “30 Under 30″
• First Listen: On Air With Ryan Seacrest
• Oldies/Classic Hits: Time Keeps On Slippin’ Slippin’ . . . .
• Taking Control Of The Infinite Dial
• Tackling The Streaming Stopset Problem: 18 Months Later
• From Top 40 To Country (With Irony)
• Edison Completes ‘Historic’ Primary Season With Record Number of Exit Polls
• Edison Completes ‘Historic’ Primary Season With Record Number of Exit Polls
• Has Radio Lost the College Grads?
• 30 Under 30 Honorees Pick The Next Hot Format
• Handicapping the Summer Song of 2008
• Edison’s Joe Lenski Elected to lead NYAAPOR in 2009
• Edison’s Joe Lenski Elected to lead NYAAPOR in 2009
• Edison Media Research Announces 2008 “30 Under 30″
• Edison Conducts Exit Polls in North Carolina, Indiana
• For Some, Radio Is Still The Best Way To Hear Music
• Online Radio Listening At-Work Grows
• Credit to the Best Predictions Made this Primary Season
• Closing In On a National New Music Channel
• The Podcast Consumer Revealed 2008
• Edison Exit Polls Pennyslvania Democratic Primary
• Is the Industry Open to Interpretation?
• Internet & Multimedia 2008 Reports
• At Classic Rock, AC/DC (And The ’80s) Gain Current-cy
• Edison VP Jason Hollins quotes in the Boston Globe
• How Fast Is Too Fast? The 45-Minute Power Rotation
• AP/mtvU Poll Conducted by Edison Media Research
• AP/mtvU Poll Shows that Many College Students are Stressed
• Online Radio Reaches 33 Million Americans Per Week
• Catching Up On the New Oldies
• Edison Conducts Exit Polling for Mississippi Primaries
• When Kenny G Was an Urban Artist: How the Smooth Jazz/Urban AC Coalition Formed And Foundered
• The Google Trends Primary
• No Country For Middle-Aged Men?
• Clinton’s Support Amongst White Union Workers Erodes in Wisconsin
• Is Radio Suffering From Too Little Research?
• Edison Media Research Conducts Exit Polls in Wisconsin
• Just How Much Do Talk Radio Listeners Hate McCain?
• Wondering Who Those Superdelegates Are?
• Does Talk Radio Matter?
• Does Talk Radio Make A Difference?
• Edison Conducts Exit Polls in Maryland, Virginia
• Edison Conducts Exit Polls in Maryland, Virginia
• Utah’s “Monolithic” Mormon Vote
• What Would Rudy Do?
• So, Where Did the Edwards Vote Go?
• Edison Conducts Super Tuesday Exit Polling; Successfully Executes One Of The Largest One-Day Survey Research Projects In History
• Edison Conducts Super Tuesday Exit Polling
• Polling Place Photo Project
• Where will the Edwards Supporters Go?
• Gender Splits from the 2008 Democratic Contests
• Pollster.com reports on “Cell Phone Onlies”
• Who is Angry at President Bush?
• Some Excellent Analysis from the Miami Herald
• Exit Polls Complete in Florida; Edison Calls McCain, Clinton Winners
• Though Economy Filters to Top, Iraq Passions Still Seethe
• Edison Exit-Polls South Carolina Democratic Primary, Calls Obama Winner
• Which Presidential Candidate Plays The Hits?
• The Last Days of CKLW: Why the New Austerity Isn’t New
• Bill Clinton’s Third Term
• Candidate Momentum in the South Carolina Republican Primary
• Edison Polls Nevada Caucuses, South Carolina Republican Primary
• South Carolina’s Generational Split Among Born-Again Christians
• Update to the “Exit Poll Consumer Confidence Indicator”
• Michigan’s Generational Split Among African-Americans
• Something to Watch for in the South Carolina Primaries
• Michigan’s “Hidden Election”
• Edison Conducts Michigan Primary Exit Polls
• Salon.com on Exit Polls, and the New Hampshire Vote Recount
• The Exit Polling Consumer Confidence Index
• Why Idol Changed Radio . . . And Will Likely Continue To
• Frank Rich of the New York Times quotes Edison Exit Polls on “Change” in New Hampshire Primaries
• Vote. It’s the Least You Can Do.
• Marc Ambinder coins “The Zbornak Effect”
• Joe Lenski Quoted on Hand Counts vs. Optical Scanners in NH
• More on the New Hampshire Turnout, And Its Implications
• Who Were New Hampshire’s Likely Democratic Primary Voters?
• Edison NH Exit Polls Record Record Turnout
• The Most Intriguing Stations Of 2007 (And Echoes Of 2005)
• Hillary’s NH Performance: Two Simple Explanations
• The Rich Need Love, Too
• Quarantine!
• Let me clear this up for you, Mr. President…
• Mind the Gap
• Marketing, Positioning and Preference in the Iowa Caucuses
• Edison Conducts Iowa Entrance Polls, Calls Obama and Huckabee Winners
• Edison Conducts Iowa Entrance Polls, Calls Obama and Huckabee Winners
• Ron Paul and the Angry Iowans
• Minnesota Public Radio Interviews Joe Lenski
• Songs That Made A Difference In 2007: Something To Cheer About
• Joe Lenski speaks to Pollster.com about Iowa
• Joe Lenski speaks to Pollster.com about Iowa
• The Chicago Tribune quotes Edison’s Christmas Music Study
• Joe Lenski interviewed by Pew Research Center
• Joe Lenski interviewed by Pew Research Center
• Does Imaging Still Matter?
• Edison VP Sean Ross quoted in the NY Daily News
• Edison’s Christmas Music Test in the News
• Edison Media Research’s 2007 National Christmas Music Test
• What We Learned From Testing Christmas Music In 2007
• Edison Media Research in the NY Times
• Edison in the NY Daily News
• Sean Ross comments on the Spice Girls Reunion in USA Today
• The Infinite Dial Show
• Hartford Business Journal features Sean Ross
• USA Today quotes Sean Ross
• The Ten Best Markets For Radio Listeners
• Hell Is Still In the Details: Fixing What’s Between The Records In 2007
• Ross quoted by the Boston Globe
• How Format Trends and Press Coverage Intersect
• Joe Lenski Comments on the Primary Dates in NY Times
• Joe Lenski Comments on the Primary Dates in NY Times
• Allan McCutcheon Helps Guide the 2008 Exit Polls
• Popping “Bubbly” At Radio, And A Surprise On The Singles Sales Charts
• Who Goes Deeper? Satellite Or Terrestrial Radio?
• Top 40 Reclaims B94, But What About Now?
• Is This The Year You Can Compete With Christmas?
• USA Today quotes Edison VP of Music and Programming
• Ross on Classic Rock
• Second Listen: HD Radio
• Rock Radio Is Back . . . But As What?
• Edison Mitofsky data quoted in Des Moines Register
• Sean Ross comments on Britney’s VMA Performance
• New Adult Music Emerges: Who Will Own It?
• Edison Media Research in Business Week
• Edison VP comments on Tom Tancredo’s statement
• Edison VP Tom Webster quoted in Tech News World
• Slower Charts and the Summer Song Of 2007
• Forbes quotes Edison Media Research
• Edison’s Data from IMM 2007 used in eMarketer
• Tom Webster on Podcasters in the Pittsburgh Tribune
• Sean Ross Comments on Scandal in Music
• Larry Rosin’s Interview in Radio Ink Magazine
• Sean Ross quoted in NJ Star Ledger
• The LA Daily News features Edison
• USA Today uses Edison/Mitofsky Exit Poll Data
• USA Today uses Edison/Mitofsky Exit Poll Data
• Edison’s Study on Hispanics and Country Radio quoted in Nashville
• Edison Media Research’s 30 Under 30 in the News
• Oops…They Did It Again? Is It Time To Reconsider Teen Pop?
• USA Today quotes Edison VP Sean Ross
• Larry Rosin’s encore Hispanic Presentation
• The Greatest Hits Of The ’60s, ’70s . . . And ’80s?
• Edison Media Research on Entreprenuer.com
• Tom Webster quoted in Business Week
• Ross on Radio makes the Boston Globe
• Jack Hits The Road In New York, But Hold Your Fire
• The Washington Post quotes Edison VP of Music and Programming
• Ross quoted in North Carolina’s News & Observer
• Fox News Reports on artist, Afroman, using insight from Edison’s VP
• The Kansas City Star quotes Ross on the Perfect Summer Song
• Edison’s Sean Ross speaks about Kelly Clarkson’s Album Drama
• Edison’s Internet & Multimedia Study 2007 in the News
• Oldies’ New Lease on Life, Or Maybe An Extended Warranty
• Sean Ross quoted by USA Today
• Kelly Clarkson, Fleetwood Mac and the “Moment Of Truth” Single
• Edison VP Sean Ross quoted in USA Today
• Marketing Vox Reports: “Hispanics Rely More on Radio, Digital Divide Narrows”
• Larry Rosin appears in Country Radio Broadcaster’s Executive Memo
• Sean Ross quoted in the North County Times
• How Urban Radio Can Compete In a PPM World
• Edison/Arbitron Study featured on Market VOX
• Handicapping The Summer Song Of 2007
• New Jersey Broadcasters Association (NJBA) Survey Makes Headlines
• Edison VP of Music and Programming quoted in US News & World Report
• Sean Ross quoted in Fort Worth’s Star Telegram
• 30 Under 30 Honored at the 2007 Conclave Learning Conference
• MTV.com quotes Ross speaking about “More Potty-Mouthed DJs”
• Now the Senate hopes to rescue music-playing webcasters
• Joe Lenski quoted in UCLA’s Daily Bruin
• Jason Hollins and Joe Lenski Interview from Media Life Radio
• First Listen: Clear Channel’s New Lone Star 92.5/Dallas
• Edison Media Research Featured Twice in Today’s NY Times
• Mainstream AC Moves On To Hot AC’s Territory
• Sean Ross comments on Don Imus’ Firing in the Star Ledger and Orlando Sentinel.
• Radio Online Highlights Findings from Arbitron/Edison Study
• Internet & Multimedia 2007 Reports:
• Previous Internet and Multimedia Studies
• Ross On Radio’s Imus Column makes North County Times
• Is It Right To Not Be Lite?
• The Baltimore Sun quotes Edison’s Sean Ross
• Larry Rosin, Confirmed Speaker at Radio Ink Hispanic Conference
• After Imus’ Firing: Instilling A Culture Of Respect
• eMarketer Reports on Edison/Arbitron Internet Users Study
• Edison VP Sean Ross quoted in USA Today
• Sean Ross Quoted in Atlanta Journal Consititution
• Edison Media Research in Sacramento Bee News
• Celebrating A Turning Point For Top 40: A Look Back At April 5, 1997
• More Press on Webster’s Podcasting Presentation in London
• Sean Ross quoted in BBC News
• Edison in the Boston Globe
• CBC picks up Webster’s Presentation at the Summit
• “Failure To Launch” And How To Avoid It
• The Podcast Audience Revealed – New 2007 Podcasting Statistics
• New Podcasting Statistics – Is The Glass Half-Full, or Half-Empty?
• Webster’s Presentation at the Corporate Podcasting Summit attracts MarketWatch
• New Podcasting Statistics At Corporate Podcasting Summit London
• Edison/Arbitron Study quoted in the LA Times and Chicago Tribune
• Hispanics and Country – A Deeper Look
• Country Radio and Hispanics: Looking Beyond The Misperceptions
• USPRwire reports, “CRB Releases Third Edison Media Research National Study of Country Listeners at CRS 38″
• Edison’s Sean Ross quoted in the NY Daily News
• The Tennessean Reports on Edison’s Hispanic Study, Presented at CRS 38
• New Edison Media Research/CRB, Inc. Study Finds Majority Of Hispanics Are Favorable Towards Or Open To Country Music
• Edison Media Research Announces the National Country P1 Study III at CRS 38
• Edison/Arbitron Study in the National Journal
• New Edison Media Research/CRB, Inc. Study Finds Majority Of Hispanics Are Favorable Towards Or Open To Country Music
• Edison’s Sean Ross comments on potential merger between XM and Sirius
• Larry Rosin’s Presentation on the Infinite Dial makes International News
• Edison’s Research on Golf Courses noted in Media Life Magazine
• 30 Under 30 Extension Makes Headlines
• Ross’ Column attracts the San Bernadino Sun
• Making It In America: Why (Some) British Acts Are (Finally) Breaking Through.
• Broadcasters Try To Tackle The Webstream’s Stopset Problems
• Stats from Arbitron/Edison Study on HD Radio quoted in The Seattle Times
• Larry Rosin and Sean Ross in LA City Beat
• Ross on Radio quoted in the Detroit News
• The Most Intriguing Stations Of 2006
• Edison Media Research’s Sean Ross Quoted in TVNewsday
• Edison Media Research/Country Radio Broadcaster’s Study noted on TVGuide.com
• In Search Of The Novelty/Reaction Record
• Joe Lenski comments on the announcement by Senator Sam Brownback that he is running for President
• Inside Radio discusses Edison’s work with CRB concerning Hispanics & Country Radio
• CRB/Edison Study deemed “Largest Study of Country’s P1 Listeners”
• Can Access For Indie Labels Be Governed?
• Edison Media Research’s Jason Hollins quoted in Rocky Mountain News article on Liquid Compass
• First Listen: New York’s Fresh 102.7
• Songs That Made A Difference In 2006: Shaking A (Long) Tail-Feather
• The University of Maryland Analyzes Exit Poll Data
• In Search of 30 Under 30
• First Listen: Radio Shack’s $99 HD Radio
• R&B/Hip-Hop: Did It Take Justin To Bring TempoBack?
• What Would Radio For Teens Sound Like?First Listen: BoomBoxBaby.ca
• “CRB, Inc. and Edison Research to Collaborate on First-ever Study on Hispanic American Relationship to Country Radio & Music”
• ABC News Reports with Edison Mitofsky Exit Polls
• ABC News Reports with Edison Mitofsky Exit Polls
• Fox News Headlines: “National Exit Poll: Midterms Come Down to Iraq, Bush”
• Fox News Headlines: “National Exit Poll: Midterms Come Down to Iraq, Bush”
• Exit Polls Highlight Key Issues for Voters on MSNBC
• WSMV-TV in Nashville shows Phil Bredeson to be re-elected
• Exit Polls Highlight Key Issues for Voters on MSNBC
• WSMV-TV in Nashville shows Phil Bredeson to be re-elected
• 2006 Exit Polls
• Pollster.com Interview with Joe Lenski – Part 2
• 2006 Exit Polls
• Pollster.com Interview with Joe Lenski – Part 1
• Edison Media Research’s Joe Lenski on Exit Polling
• Pollster.com Interview with Joe Lenski
• Time Magazine quotes Joe Lenski on Exit Polling
• The AP on the 2006 Midterm Elections
• Can An Internet Application Find The Hits That Programmers Miss?
• Edison President quoted in NY Times’ Drilling Down
• Latin & Rhythmic Radio: Bridging The Gap
• Edison Media Research’s Sean Ross on Clear Channel’s Blinks
• Winning Vs. Losing: It’s The People . . . But It’s More
• FOLLOW-UP EDISON MEDIA RESEARCH STUDY ON 12-24 RADIO LISTENING SHOWS SHARP DECREASES IN TSL AND USAGE
• Pew Research Center Interview With Joe Lenski On Exit Polls
• The Formats That Make Too Much Sense To Work (Until Now)Part II: The Rap/Rock Hybrid
• Pew Research Center Interview With Joe Lenski On Exit Polls
• In Memoriam: Warren Mitofsky
• Okay, So What Was The Summer Hit Of 2006?
• Rhythmic AC: In Search Of The Funky Cold Medina
• Is It Finally Time To “Drop” The Reported “Add”?
• The Formats That Make Too Much Sense To Work (Until Now?)
• On the Starbucks Channel, Branded Entertainment, and “Quality Rock That Really Rocks”
• Microsoft Zunes in on Apple’s iPod
• The Podcast Consumer Revealed: An Exclusive Early Look at the Growing Podcast Audience
• Skip-Through Ads and Time Shift Most Important DVR Use
• ‘Imitation IPod’ Invades Radio
• What Is Top 40 Going To Do With Its Best Music In Years?
• XM, Sirius could pair to fend off other digital technologies
• Listen up: HD radio struggling to be heard
• Keeping Track of Jack, Bob and Pals
• What Are Adult Hits’ 25-to-54 Winners Doing Right?
• ProLink Brings Advertising to Golf Carts
• Internet & Multimedia 2006: On-Demand Media Explodes
• A Breakthrough For African-American News/Talk
• Hearing Red: Does Cardinals’ Switch to Smaller Station Signal Eclipse of Free Radio Broadcasts?
• “Top 40 Boom Time!” Session Set For July Conclave
• Summer anthems heating up airwaves
• Welcome to the New Edison Media Research Website!
• ‘Hips’ a mover & a shaker
• Prime Time for Hi-Def
• Use of the Cell Phone as a Media Measurement Device
• First Listen: WFNX’s “Snapple Summer Free-For-All”
• Rock stars orbiting DJ space
• Handicapping The Summer Song Of 2006
• Hip-Hop: Faltering? Or Just Fragmented?
• A Positive Plan for HD Radio: A Branded Audio Entertainment Strategy
• Dylan jokes, talks of music as he spins songs on XM
• The Next Ten Years: Radio’s Biggest Challenge
• The New, Wide World of Radio
• First Listen: KQMV Seattle (Alan Burns’ Movin’ Format)
• Pied Piper for ex-Stern listeners still sought
• New Technology In Broadcasting Platforms Doesn’t Deter AM/FM Listeners
• Christmas Music: The Gift That Keeps On Giving
• CBS Is Said to Be Seeking to Replace Stern’s Replacement
• Young’s Anti-war Album a Growing Drumbeat
• When Contest Winners Will Not Scream
• ‘Infinite Dial’ Finds Internet Radio Surge, But Podcasts Remain Odd Casts
• In a World of Niche-Based Programming, Oldies Were No Longer Goodies at WBIG
• Study: Radio Holding Up Against New Media
• Digital Platforms Extend Radio Beyond AM/FM Dial
• The Infinite Dial: Radio’s Digital Platforms – Online, Satellite, HD Radio and Podcasting
• Study: Web Radio Listening Up 50%
• Satellite Radio Awareness Climbs To 61%
• (Slightly) Older Artists (Slowly) Reclaim A Foothold At Top 40
• The Unexamined Lives of Men
• Oldies era comes to end in D.C. radio
• In Search Of Women Who Rock
• New action against bribes fights a practice that goes back decades
• Listeners Report Paying Close Attention to Live Traffic Reports and Their Sponsors
• Can Older ‘American Idol’ Singers Find Success?
• Do You Think He’s Sexy?
• Has Modern AC’s Time Come Again?
• Once Technology Shy, Country Consumers are Catching Up
• So What Is AC Going To Do About The Early ’90s?
• Praising Mass-Appeal In An Increasingly Niched World
• Parents get together via iPod ‘radio’
• Time has come for reggaeton
• Headliners lean on guests
• Mall Radio Network Releases Results of Edison Media Research Consumer Study of in-Mall Advertising, Entertainment and Purchasing Decisions
• Reggaeton Igniting
• Radio One Forms People’s Station
• Podcasting for Love and Profit
• News/Talk on FM: An Overnight Success That Took 15 Years
• Local radio stations ‘jack’ up their playlists to compete with iPods
• ProLink Solutions, Cadillac Partner for Successful National Advertising Campaign
• SelectRadio Software for Wireless Handhelds Redefines the Portable Audio Experience, Freeing Users from Playlist Fatigue
• The Most Intriguing New Stations Of 2005
• All Christmas, at Least Part of the Time
• Power Shift
• Do you hear what I hear? Christmas classics rank high among digital downloads
• Some see shift in Christmas Traditions
• Radio jingles its Christmas bells
• That old-time rock and roll
• Heating up the airwaves
• Golf Cart Ads Recalled by 70 Percent of Golfers
• Snowball effect for Christmas music, radio stations
• ‘Jingle Bell’ Rocks Around The Clock: It’s Christmas 24/7 at 2 Radio Stations
• Songs That Made A Difference In 2005: “Smoke From A Distant Fire”?
• Are You Lonesome Tonight?
• Star Wars
• Holiday Albums On The Rise
• The Azerbaijan Parliamentary Exit Poll
• They Look Nothing Like Rush Limbaugh
• The Future Of Radio: Rock Is Out, Talk And Latin In As Industry Reinvents Itself
• Rock band finds Journey far from over
• This Is What It Sounds Like When Formats Die (Or Don’t)
• Azerbaijan opposition rejects election results, calls for mass rally
• Honk if you love country
• Azeri ruling party wins majority: private exit poll
• Mitofsky International to conduct exit polls in Parliamentary Elections in Azerbaijan
• Bob And Jack: Everything You Know Is Wrong?
• WNIC-FM is ready to play yule tunes
• As Top 40 Rocks, Artist Ownership Questioned
• Should You Open Your Music Meeting to Listeners?
• Adults Like Hip-Hop, Teens Like Classic Rock, So Where’s The Coalition?
• The Rise of Consumer Generated Media, and Why it Matters to Your Station
• Streaming Radio Gains 38 Million Listeners
• An Internet Radio Show Gains Traction
• More local programs are going the distance
• ConnSTEP Takes to the Airwaves
• Does Terrestrial Radio Need National Brands?
• Little Radio rebel revels in Internet music scene
• The Beat Goes On
• Nearly Three in Ten Teens Find Radio Commercials Always or Usually Informative
• On the Importance of Radio Station Blogging
• Three Stations Go “Commercial Free,” But Can You? First Listen: WDRE/WBON Long Island, N.Y.
• Payola scandal again rocking, roiling radio
• Fading Out
• Coldplay gets back to basics
• Urban music with a Latin flair
• West bucks the trends
• Is There a Halo Effect for Remakes?
• Is There A Halo Effect for Remakes?
• Why Satellite Radio Is Beaming
• Whatever Reggaeton’s Future, A Permanent Change In The Landscape
• Whatever Reggaeton’s Future, A Permanent Change In The Landscape
• New ‘roadcasting’ concept allows music sharing in and between cars
• Isolating our points of viewing
• Reggaeton gets solo tryout on station formats
• Vertical Horizon ready to ‘Go’ with new label
• Radio less enamored of Idols than TV
• Jack and Bob and Hank and Ben: Meet Radio’s Hottest Nonentities
• Finding And Selling Today’s Best Music
• 50,000,000 Survey Respondents Can Be Wrong!
• Nearly Three in Ten 12-17 Year-Olds Would Give up TV over Video Games
• Finding And Selling Today’s Best Music
• Jack Explosion To Fuel Conclave Session
• 50,000,000 Survey Respondents Can be Wrong!
• JACK and BOB, radio’s surprisingly popular rebels
• S.C. Band Readies for Release
• Do Not Call! How is your Research Being Affected by this Popular Law?
• Do Jocks Matter?
• Fewer Find Radio “Frequently Too Dirty/Explicit” than Network TV
• Audio Killed the Radio Star?
• Has the Do Not Call Registry Turned Out To Be a Survey Researcher’s Best Friend?
• Radio tries to reach young Latinos with ‘hurban’ format
• Knocking on the Door, but Not Staying Long
• Seven Mary Three comes to SpeedPark
• Second Helpings of Stardom
• Sparking Debate, Radio Czar Retools Government Media
• Radio’s Bob FM tries to be everything to everyone
• All about JACK
• WOMC adds new general manager
• Radio dials away from ‘oldies’ listeners
• Arbitron & Edison Know Jack
• Jack, Bob and “25-54itis” – Plus Your Thoughts on WCBS-FM
• A Return To 25-54itis?
• Adult Hits: An Early Look at the Numbers Driving Jack, Bob and Friends
• Antenna Adjustment
• Study: Cume, Not TSL Driving Jack Ratings
• What’s next for the 46-year-old ‘King of Pop’?
• Radio Sets Eyes on Podcast Profit
• Collective Soul makes its own way
• Radio stations nudge oldies format off the air
• Social commentary is the Peas’ ‘Business’
• Shakira switches back to Spanish for new CD
• Adults 45+ Believe Online Radio is “Fun”
• Goodbye, WCBS-FM, Hello JACK.
• Researching the Cell-Phone-Only Crowd: As Some Give Up Their Land-Line, Radio Researchers Must Adjust
• WCBS-FM: A Final Appreciation
• Not Dead Yet! The Online Rebirth of WCBS-FM
• After Decades on the Dial, Cousin Brucie Falls Victim to a Changing Media World
• Researching the Cell-Phone-Only Crowd: As Some Give Up Their Land-Line, Radio Researchers Must Adjust
• Talk Radio Icon Says Ditto to Podcast
• Oldies CBS-FM, DJs booted for Jack
• Catch Coldplay
• Name Game: The KNOB Goes Bobbing for Listeners
• Even In An On-Demand World, Don’t Lose Radio’s “Shared Experience”
• First Listen: KYCY (KYOU Radio), San Francisco’s Podcast Format
• More than One in Ten Men Age 18 to 34 Own a DVR
• Variety Format Takes Off at Radio Stations
• Ex-Tucsonans pioneer all-hurban radio: Sean Ross comments in the Arizona Daily Star
• DC area oldies listeners now know ‘Jack’ about format: Sean Ross comments in the Washington Post
• ‘The River’ Goes Against Tide: Sean Ross comments in the Boston Globe
• One in Five Stern Listeners Likely to Subscribe to Sirius for Stern
• From Frankie, Sunny Joe and Donnie to an R&B Jack/Bob Format
• Borough Debates Progress: Edison Conducts Highland Park’s Shoppers Survey
• Radio changes its tune to recapture listeners: Sean Ross comments in the USA Today
• Clear Channel in tune with format changes, competition: Sean Ross comments in the Tampa Bay Business Journal
• Spot Load Study 2005: Managing Radio Commercial Inventories for Advertisers and Listeners
• The Care And Feeding Of Variety: Building A 1,000 Song Library
• Listeners Prefer Three Breaks of Four Spots to Two Breaks of Six Spots
• Consumers Say Fewer Commercials Lead to More Radio Listening
• The Catholic Vote 2004: “Religious” Voters Aren’t Always “Right”
• Can commercial radio withstand satellite radio’s challenge? Larry Rosin weighs in.
• Is Latino-targeted progamming the future of radio? Sean Ross comments in the Washington Post
• If you don’t know Jack, ask Sean Ross: Thoughts on KRQI’s format switch
• Sirius has passed XM in awareness.
• Money drives the shift in FM’s broadcast mix: Sean Ross on Philadelphia’s loss of a modern rock station
• Des Moines loses the Beat; Sean Ross comments on KDRB
• TiVo transforms TV gossip; Arbitron/Edison study shows DVR’s impact
• Green Day’s Lessons For Radio And The Music Biz
• Edison survey shows Country music enthusiasm on the rise
• Sean Ross: iPods, Satellite Radio Are Annoyances, Not Threats, to Radio
• How radio can capture younger listeners who download music off the Internet
• Arbitron and Edison: More People Listen To Radio Ads Than TV Ads
• LA Times: Edison/Mitofsky data shows Bush made inroads among Jewish voters
• Would Research Have Killed the Classics? Let’s Go To The Tape
• Will deal with AOL push XM ahead in race against Sirius?
• Can podcasting help radio?
• Will Digital Kill the Radio Star? Arbitron/Edison study has answer
• Hurban heats up radio: Sean Ross on the growing trend
• Can’t Keep Her Down: Sean Ross on Ashlee Simpson’s resiliency
• Jack/Bob: When To Co-Opt, When To Fight
• Radio stations scramble to be heard as Arbitron/Edison study shows impact of satellite radio and iPods
• Broadband users choosing Internet over TV and radio
• Arbitron/Edison Media Research study shows Americans are changing the way they access media
• Are iPods taking over? Arbitron and Edison Media Research study has surprising answer
• Are television commercials a thing of the past?
• Is Ashlee Simpson’s career over? Sean Ross weighs in
• DVRs finding niche, according to Arbitron/Edison Media Research study
• Arbitron/Edison Media Reseach data explains Clear Channel’s Internet radio push
• Digital video recorders having a big impact
• Arbitron/Edison Media Research study concludes consumers are taking control of media
• Talk Radio Turns Blue: Sean Ross on Air America’s success
• Arbitron and Edison Media Research: Consumers Want Their Media On Demand And Online
• Internet & Multimedia 2005: The On-Demand Media Consumer
• Old media’s not dead yet
• Arbitron/Edison Media: Americans Diggin’ Their On-Demand Toys
• Can Jack FM survive in Los Angeles? Sean Ross on Arrow’s switch to a radical new format
• Arbitron and Edison Media Research: 35+ Demos A Challenge for Satellite Radio
• Sean Ross analyzes how all-Christmas stations fared in Salt Lake City this winter
• Study: Americans Love Their On-Demand Media
• Lessons Learned from the CRS/Edison Country P1 Study
• Modern Rock’s Product Is Better, Why Aren’t The Numbers?
• Study: Face of media changes
• Dirty Southern Punk Rock: Sean Ross explains a new trend for African-American musicians
• Dance music fans, don’t despair: Sean Ross notes the growth of speciality radio
• Edison Data Shakes Up Country Radio
• CRS 2005
• Edison Study Reports Positive News for Country
• Inifinity to Stream News, News-Talk Stations
• Country radio gathering on stable ground
• How All-Christmas Stations Fared In 2004
• As the dial turns: Party 93 dances away, is Rock 93
• One Night In Bangkok Makes A Rock Fan…Nostalgic?
• Internet Radio Poised for a Tune-Around
• Punk rock grows up: Sean Ross on Green Day’s longevity
• Adventures in the Land of Retail
• Don’t Drop Oldies Before You’ve Read This
• Radio rival comes to aid of KBEM
• Can Rock and Roll Live Forever? Sean Ross on the apparent demise of Rock radio
• Out with the old, in with the new: Sean Ross explains the shuffling of program directors
• Edison and Mitofsky data shows most unmarried women voted for Kerry
• Larry Rosin comments on the Top 5 CEOs in 2005
• What We Learned From Testing Christmas Music In 2004
• The Most Intriguing New Stations of 2004
• Sirius Numbers: Sean Ross predicts satellite radio’s success in 2005
• Arbitron, Edison To Study Radio Spotloads
• Songs That Made A Difference in 2004
• Where the Listeners Are: Tom Webster says they’re online
• Is Hoobastank the next Incubus? Sean Ross compares the two
• Star hosts can sizzle or fizzle
• Picking Up Cell Phone Voters
• Jingle All the Time
• Worst holiday songs
• Turning Up the Volume
• Cole Tops Noel List
• Edison says it matters which version of a hit Christmas song you play
• Bush, blacks and values
• Edison’s new approach to radio research
• What’s Wrong with Focus Groups?
• First Listen: WQCD (CD101.9)’s “New York Chill”
• THE EDISON CHRISTMAS MUSIC TEST
• Holiday music arrives early
• Top Christmas Song? ‘Christmas Song’
• Lite-FM, WPLJ joining all-Christmas parade
• Kerry failed to score big among first-time New Mexico voters
• Will Chicago Love “Soft Jammin’ Oldies”? First Listen: WILV (Love 100.3) Chicago
• Solo Stefani: A lion in lamb’s clothing
• This year’s stocking stuffers are coming
• It’s Beginning to Sound a Lot Like Christmas
• Saving ‘Saving Private Ryan’
• Gay marriage gained Bush black votes
• For New York Evangelicals, a Political Conversion
• Blogging As Typing, Not Journalism
• Stations get caught up in Net
• Standing their ground
• How Americans Voted: A Political Portrait
• Bush got majority of Catholic vote in US, but not in state
• Experts say polls don’t deserve a black eye
• Four years for what?
• Democrats should join bandwagon
• Fayetteville an island of blue
• More black voters supported Bush in election
• Moral values propelled Bush
• Kerry’s economy message failed to catch on
• Exit polls show spike in youth vote
• 18 to 24s—unnoticeable at the polls
• Democrats Losses Go Far Beyond One Defeat
• Faith takes key role in political landscape
• View Election 2004 Exit Poll Results
• And now…let the exit polling begin
• Statewide voters split
• Networks hope to avoid exit-poll excesses, errors
• How Projections Are Made
• Slow and steady calls the race this time
• On Election Night…Will the Networks Get It Right?
• Broadcasters brace for bumpy night
• Electing a President: Election Day
• “Gun-shy TV anchors to use glitzy data blitz”
• “Cue the Hubbub”
• “Networks Learning from Past Election Mistakes”
• “Networks aim to be last—and right—on election night”
• “Trying to avoid repeat of 2000 election”
• “Questions and answers about the exit poll operation”
• “Early voting may add twist to exit polling”
• “Networks struggle with reporting narrow election””
• “Brown learns he can’t serve as Kerry elector, steps down”
• “Networks will look to Somerville Tuesday”
• “Listen Up! If you’re not advertising on internet radio, you could be missing out”
• What to Watch for on Election Night
• The Boss Is Back. Can “Boss Radio” Be Far Behind?
• “Microsoft Announces New Premier Level of Windows Media Hosting Provider Certification Program”
• Election Nightmare Scenarios for 2004
• “Satellite Radio: A Challenge from the Sky”
• “Preview: Election Night 2004”
• A Modest Proposal to Reduce Illegal File Sharing
• “Media: Networks taking steps to avoid a repeat of 2000 fiasco”
• “Results of exit polls lie in hands of 12 experts”
• “UO selected to conduct ‘exit’ poll”
• “Radio Free Howard”
• “Networks vow caution, not speed, in calling races”
• “Hip-hop and rap music favorite of youth”
• Election Resources
• How All-Christmas Stations Fared In The Spring Book
• “Clay still finds home welcome”
• ‘Alter Boys’
• “Bill Gates, DJ”
• The Question that Sends Campaigns and Pundits onto the Wrong Track
• “Extras have minuses”
• “Networks to Test New Exit Polling System”
• Radio Sawa
• “Networks Vow Caution in Calling Election”
• “How Stern’s move could reset the dial”
• What Stern Really Means For Satellite Radio (And Terrestrial Broadcasters)
• Election Nightmare Scenarios for 2004, Part Four
• Maverick Records – Alanis Morissette
• “Stern’s deal may be sign satellite radio has arrived”
• “Will Stern turn satellite radio into a star?”
• Move is blow to Viacom’s radio business
• Shock jock to move to satellite radio
• Radio facing music of change
• The Velvet Vox
• Why Callout Hits No Longer Have Legs
• Election Nightmare Scenarios for 2004, Part Three
• Can satellites spur renaissance of radio?
• Attack of the Radio Clones
• Minnesota polls show Kerry leading, then Bush. Who’s right?
• Microsoft’s Sound-Alike Radio Stations
• Edison Nightmare Scenarios for 2004, Part Two
• Election Nightmare Scenarios for 2004
• Long-quiet artists return to warm welcome
• What Was The Summer Hit Of 2004?
• Where the Presidential Election Stands Today and Why This Election is So Hard to Predict
• Radio Beat: Record charts and countdowns are dusty, but not dead yet
• The Demonization of the Contest Pig
• “Stairway To Heaven,” “Summer Of ‘69” And The Myth Of Songs That Test Where They Aren’t Supposed To
• The Power of Negative Advertising: It’s Not Only Useful For Politicians
• Radio turns deaf ear to third-season Idols
• Is Christian Radio Meant For So Much More?
• Co-opting Context
• What CC’s Spotload Initiative Means For You
• As Mood On Iraq Changes, So Does Its Place In Pop Music
• 99 Problems, But Your Name Ain’t One: Are Heritage Calls Really A Liability?
• When Is A Hip-Hop Record Ready To Cross Over?
• Are Jack and Bob Mere Mortals?
• Are You Ready For Extreme Country?
• First The Throwback Jersey: Now, A Throwback Radio Station?
• Adult Modern’s “Pinprick,” More Bob/Jack Ratings, And Other Stories From The Winter Book
• How All-Christmas Stations Fared In The Winter Book
• First Look: Scott Shannon’s “True Oldies Channel”
• Rock Radio Listeners to the FCC: “Hands off that Radio Dial”
• Hell Is In the Details: Fixing What Goes In-Between The Records
• A New Generation Of Teen Pop
• How Did Modern Gold Come Back Before The Rhythmic 90s?
• There Are Hits That You Haven’t Tested: And Other Things I Learned From My Spring Music Test
• Internet & Multimedia 12: The Value of Internet Broadcast Advertising
• Rock Radio Listeners to the FCC: “Hands off that Radio Dial”
• Jack/Bob Comes (Back) To America
• As More Listeners Feel The Spirit, How Should Existing Formats Respond?
• Broadcasters Finally Address Indecency, But Larger Issues Remain
• Panel Cuts Didn’t Speed Up Country Chart
• Songs That Will Never Test…Until They Do
• Top 40’s Fall Decline: Why It Was Worse in 2003
• Does Notoriety Mean A Radio Hit? More And More
• Christmas Came Early And Broadcasters Still Got A Present
• First Look: “Modern Standards” Red 104/St.Louis
• A Rush And A Push And The Land Is Ours? Thoughts On The Adult-Modern Boom
• The Most Intriguing Stations of 2003
• Songs That Made A Difference in 2003
• So This Is Christmas: What Have You Done?
• KLBU Santa Fe, NM: Radio Finally Chills Out
• Wanna Be Startin’ Something?
• A Shift At Pop Radio, If Not A Shift In Listener Tastes
• Recapturing the Power of No. 1
• Trouble Where You Least Expect It
• If Rhythmic AC Works in London, Why Not Here?
• Shifting Gears: The In-Car Study (presented at NAB Europe)
• The National In-Car Study: Can Radio Defend Its Turf?
• Has Callout Become the New Request Line?
• First Look: WRLL Chicago — An Interview with Tommy Edwards
• A Faster Country Chart: Now What?
• Do Owners Understand Hip-Hop?
• The Care and Feeding of “Anti-Radio”
• Internet & Multimedia 11: New Media Enters the Mainstream
• So What Does the New, New Blink Sound Like?
• The National Record Buyers Study 3
• Internet & Multimedia 10: The Emerging Digital Consumer
• Super Bowl Dreams For Country Music: Winning Over Today¹s Younger Generation
• It may be Shocking – but it’s what Rock listeners want
• Internet IX: The Media and Entertainment World of Online Consumers
• The National Record Buyers Study II
• Winning the Country Campaign
• Internet VIII: Advertising vs. Subscription: Which Streaming Model Will Win?
• To XM or Not to XM – A Radio Researcher’s Perspective
• UK Record Breakers Study
• What Advertisers Really Think About Radio
• Internet VII: The Internet & Streaming: What Consumers Want Next
• The National Record Buyers Study
• The Need for Speed
• TV in the New Media World
• Internet VI: Streaming at a Crossroads
• The Side Channel Study: Extending Your Brand on the Internet
• Radio Station Web Site Content: An In-Depth Look
• Internet Study V: 20 Startling New Insights About the Internet and Streaming
• Internet Study IV: The Rock Spin
• Radio’s Future – Today’s 12 to 24 Year Olds
• Internet Study IV: The Buying Power of Streamies
• Getting More Internet Advertising Dollars on Your Station
• Country One Year Later
• The Web Catches and Reshapes Radio
• The Internet, Your Audience and E-Commerce
• A Statistician Looks at Country
• Internet Study III: Broadcasters vs. Webcasters: Which Business Model Will Win?
• Internet Study II: Radio and E-Commerce
• Spot Load Study: Will Your Audience Be Right Back After These Messages?
• Internet Study I: Radio in the New Media World
• At-Work Study: Radio Goes to Work