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Internet Radio Advertising Response, 2011 vs 2012
Internet radio use is on the rise, reaching 42% of US broadband households, and this has translated to higher effectiveness for advertisers, says TargetSpot [PDF] in a May 2012 study. 58% of listeners...
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Pandora Audience Growing Despite Losses
Despite experiencing triple-digit losses, Pandora is growing to the tune of 62% growth in ad revenue and 38% growth in revenue subscriptions, reports BusinessWeek. Total listener hours grew 92% in Q1,...
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51% Of American Tablet Users Listen To Music On Their Device [CHART]
On average, tablet gamers downloaded 22 games over the past year, according to a study of US internet users conducted by Frank N. Magid Associates for gaming company PlayFirst. And gaming was the...
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46% Of American Smart Phone Users Listen To Music On Their Device [CHART]
On average, tablet gamers downloaded 22 games over the past year, according to a study of US internet users conducted by Frank N. Magid Associates for gaming company PlayFirst. And gaming was the...
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Facebook The Preferred Social Login For Music [CHART]
Facebook leads other social logins across such industry verticals as media, retail, entertainment and gaming, and music-related sites. Its popularity is especially pronounced on music sites, with...
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27% Of Americans Listen To Music On Their Mobile Phones [CHART]
The percentage of US mobile subscribers engaging in a variety of activities on their devices continues to increase, according to the latest comScore MobiLens data. Listening to music on mobiles grew...
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Music Discovery & Listening Channels Of Americans [CHART]
48% of Americans say they discover music most often through the radio, while just 10% find new music most often through friends and relatives, and 7% through YouTube, per results from a Nielsen study...
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Online Music Fans By Segment [INFOGRAPHIC]
Facebook concert-discovery application Bandsintown conducted an online survey of some 1,800 music enthusiasts and active users of the social network between the ages of 16 and 59, and it used its...
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Digital Music Services Use, October 2012 [CHART]
While streaming is especially popular with younger consumers, downloading music through services like iTunes is still a prominent way to listen to music, according to research by AYTM. AYTM’s survey...
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Music Format Changes, November 2012 [CHART]
37% of US internet users responding to a survey from The NPD Group said they listened to music on an internet radio service in the 3 months prior to the survey, according to a new report. That...
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US Music Industry Revenue Share By Segment, 2013 [CHART]
The music industry is benefitting from music streaming services—and listeners may even be ready to pay for them. Last year, revenues from streaming music services grew 39% to hit $1.4 billion,...
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Daily Time Teens Spend Streaming Music vs Radio, Fall 2014 [CHART]
Results from a fall 2014 study by Edison Research suggest teens are a prime audience for the audio streaming industry. The research found that US teen consumers studied spent more time with streaming...
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US Monthly Online Radio Listeners, 2013-2019 [CHART]
Although marketers realize digital radio has inherent limitations as a rich media or video medium, they are experimenting with novel ways to use the channel. Brands including Sony PlayStation,...
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Demographics Of Pandora & Spotify Users [TABLE]
According to CivicScience polling conducted in April 2015, which focused on active users—those who used one of the streaming platforms “every day,” “a few times a week,” and “a few times a...
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Most Popular Online Radio Services. 2014 vs 2015 [CHART]
Pandora usage is still far more common than Spotify use. Edison Research and Triton Digital found in February 2015 that 27% of US consumers listened to Pandora, vs. 7% who used Spotify. And November...
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