The Podcast Consumer Revealed 2008 is the third study in this annual series on podcast consumption, and contains data derived from the 2008 Arbitron/Edison Media Research Internet and Multimedia study. Highlights of this study were originally presented on April 16th...
Calls Clinton as Winner On Tuesday, April 22nd, Edison Media Research successfully conducted exit polls at precincts all across Pennsylvania, surveying over 2200 respondents voting at Democratic primaries to identify voter demographics, important issues and candidate preference. Senator Hillary Clinton...
One of the interesting trends to emerge from "American Idol" in recent seasons -- proven again this week by David Cook's version of "Always Be My Baby" -- is that audiences are surprisingly open to hearing songs they know creatively...
The Infinite Dial 2008: Radio's Digital Platforms,The latest study by Edison Media Research and Arbitron, is the third in a series of annual Infinite Dial studies exploring the digital audio platforms (online radio, satellite radio, HD Radio, and podcasting among...
It wasn't so long ago that AC/DC was a band with one mass-appeal, all-ages song, and an act that typified why it was so hard for many Classic Rock stations to acknowledge much '80s Rock. Over the last year, however, a number of AC/DC titles have become increasingly viable titles for those stations willing to test them. And in this week's Ross On Radio, Edison Media Research VP of music and programming Sean Ross asks if the boundaries of a format that has long prided itself on stability are finally evolving in "At Classic Rock, AC/DC (And The '80s) Gain Current-cy."