Listening to ‘Owned Music’ is the biggest loser in the audio space over the last five years. In 2014, Edison Research, the leader in the study and analysis of what people listen to in the USA and beyond, began the Share of Ear® survey, the first study designed to measure the total audio space. Having […]
Edison Research: Broadcast Radio Controls More than Three-Fifths Of Canadian Listening While broadcast radio controls more than 50% of all audio usage in the United States, the medium is even healthier in Canada. Whether heard over-the-air or via streaming, AM/FM radio stations account for 61% of all Canadian listening, according to Edison Research’s first Canadian […]
On November 2, 2016 at the RAIN Summit Europe in London, Edison’s Director of Research Megan Lazovick presented findings from Edison’s Share of Ear® study that focused on in-car listening and how technology in newer vehicles is changing the platforms riders use. Click here to view the presentation. Share of Ear® results are from a nationally […]
Edison Research’s Laura Silvia presented Share of Music, a report from Edison’s Share of Ear® study, at the SF Music Tech conference on Monday, October 17, 2016. Click here to view the presentation slides.
Yesterday, at the RAIN Summit in Nashville, Edison’s Director of Research, Nicole Beniamini, presented the findings from Edison’s Share of Ear® study. The latest data focused on in-car listening and how technology in newer vehicles is changing the platforms riders use. Click here to view the presentation. Share of Ear® results are from a nationally […]
One of the many ways that our Share of Ear™ study helps us understand the audio space is the ability to look at different parts of the space. Recently someone asked me about what people listen to on mobile devices — and the good news is our Share of Ear research can answer this. The […]
In the Spring 2014 Share of Ear® study (a syndicated research series from Edison Research), we took a first look at how much of the total audio consumed by Americans was devoted to podcasts. Compared to the entire audio universe–every available minute of radio, Internet radio, music files, Satellite and more–podcasts occupied a single digit percentage […]
Yesterday at the RAIN Summit in Indianapolis Edison president Larry Rosin presented new data from Edison’s Share of Ear® study. Click through the slideshare below to see his presentation. Share of Ear® results are from a nationally representative sample of 2,096 Americans ages 13+ who completed a 24-hour audio listening diary during May 2014. […]
Edison Research’s finding that broadcast radio controls 52% of the just-over four hours that the average listener spends with all sources of audio cannot be trended. Edison’s new Share of Ear® study is a unique first-time look at listening to all media, from music on cable TV to satellite radio to listeners’ own music collections. And part […]
Despite a constantly changing audio landscape, broadcast radio controls more than half of the more than four hours a day that Americans spend with all sources of audio. But the audio space is vibrant and changing – and newer sources of audio, from Internet-only services like Pandora and Spotify, to Satellite Radio, and even TV […]
