FMQB highlights some of the findings about the use of iPods, DVDs, TiVo/DVRs and other on-demand media devices from the Arbitron and Edison Media Research study “Internet and Multimedia 2005: The On-Demand Consumer.”
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Mediaweek highlights results about awareness of Sirius radio from an upcoming Arbitron and Edison Media Research study.
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Billboard Radio Monitor provides a preview of the latest study from Edison Media Research and Arbitron, “Internet and Multimedia 2005: The On-Demand Media Consumer.”
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With a few years’ perspective, it’s easy to see that format doldrums really do correlate to a lack of product, whether it’s Top 40 in the early ‘90s or Country five years ago. But how do you explain Modern Rock’s current problems at a time when the music has steadily improved over the last few years? There’s a grudging admission now that Modern got too hip for the room, but that’s not the entire story.
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Sean Ross talks about the growing trend of speciality formats broadcasting over the Internet.
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Billboard Radio Monitor explains how data from Edison Media Research’s recent survey for CRS has caused some Country PDs to re-evaluate making the switch to all-Christmas music around the holidays.
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Edison’s study of over 11,000 Country radio listeners, sponsored by Country Radio Broadcasters, was presented March 4 at CRS 2005.
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Billboard Radio Monitor highlights some of the findings from the study Edison Media Research presented at the Country Radio Seminar on March 4.
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Sean Ross, Edison’s VP of Music and Programming, talks to the Tennessean about the continued importance of radio to the record industry.
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The Miami Herald uses input from Edison’s Sean Ross to discuss WPYM’s switch from Dance music to new Rock.
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The LA Times features research from Arbitron and Edison Media Research in its examination of Internet radio’s potential for success.
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Now that I’m living in the suburbs, the epicenter of my music purchases has become the electronics superstores that still command so many co-op advertising dollars from the labels. But are labels really getting what they pay for when they buy price-and-position? Depends on how much patience a consumer has.
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