Tag: AM/FM Radio
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Baseball’s Biggest Global Event Still Ignores Massive Opportunity on Terrestrial Sports Radio
"For a sport built on daily dialogue and generational fandom, leaving AM/FM sports radio on the sidelines turns what should be a grand slam opportunity into yet another swing and a miss."
Why Pierre Bouvard Believes Sports Radio Is One of Audio’s Most Attractive and Important Formats
"There is so much new breaking news every day in the world of sports. It’s not playing ‘Stairway to Heaven’ again. Literally, every time you tune in there is something new going on."
How is Talk Radio Going to Address Its Podcast Problem?
This is the moment where leaders in the format have two choices. You can plug your ears and shout “la, la, la, la, la,” or you can do something about it.
Podcast Listening Surpasses AM/FM Radio Spoken Word Listening For First Time, New Edison Research Data Shows
Spoken word audio listening accounts for 25% of all daily time spent with audio, the Edison Research study shows.
The Biggest Media Shifts of 2025
"This newer menu style of media is reshaping our landscape."
96% of Car Buyers Want AM/FM Radio Included, New Data Shows
An additional 98% said that easy access to the AM/FM Radio inside automobiles is important.
HD Radio Still Sucks — And I Still Want It Anyway
Turns out I’m one of those guys — the ones filling the comments on Facebook radio groups with “back in my day” stuff.
News/Talk Radio Leaders Need to Pound the Table For FM Signals
As planning for 2026 take shape, this is the one thing news/talk radio PDs should be demanding.
Why Local Radio Might Be Dead and Why That Isn’t a Bad Thing
The economics just don’t work anymore, even if you don’t factor in the crippling debt the big broadcasters have to pay just to stay alive.
AM/FM Radio Accounts for 62% of Daily Time Spent Listening in 3rd Quarter, New Nielsen Data Shows
Nielsen notes for advertisers that the results show that more than 80% of all time spent listening is spent with either terrestrial radio or podcasts, while only 15% is spent listening on platforms like Spotify and Pandora.