Edison survey shows Country music enthusiasm on the rise
The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review highlights the findings from Edison Media Research’s study of over 11,000 Country music fans for the Country Radio Seminar.
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The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review highlights the findings from Edison Media Research’s study of over 11,000 Country music fans for the Country Radio Seminar.
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The Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area, as featured on MSNBC.com, examines how radio can compete with new technologies, using data from Arbitron and Edison Media Research in its analysis.
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The LA Times reports the findings of a study that uses Edison Media Research and Mitofsky International’s exit poll data to conclude that Bush fared better among voters who attend religious services more often.
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Sean Ross analyzes XM’s new deal with AOL and its implications for satellite radio competitor Sirius.
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Sean Ross assesses the potential expansion of hurban radio.
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The Indianapolis Star uses Arbitron/Edison Media Research data in its profile of the changing radio industry.
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Indian news features information from Edison Media Research’s study with Arbitron about American increasing tendency towards on-demand media.
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The New York Times uses data from Arbitron and Edison Media Research’s recent study on video recording devices to discuss the future of advertising.
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The St. Paul Pioneer Press summarizes key findings from a joint study between Arbitron and Edison Media Research.
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The Toledo Blade notes the rising impact of DVRs on American consumers, as found in a recent study by Arbitron and Edison Media Research.
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Sean Ross comments on the growth of Air America to the Austin Chronicle.
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How have users of iPods or other forms of on-demand audio changed their radio listening habits? Will Howard Stern help satellite radio achieve traction? Those are just a few of the questions answered in Edison Media Research and Arbitron’s new study: “Internet & Multimedia 2005: The On-Demand Media Consumer.” The thirteenth in a series of studies that began in 1998, this major study on consumer usage of streaming audio and video over the Internet, and other new media trends, devices and services can be found here.
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