As commuting returns, most Americans still spend the majority of their daily audio time at home. New data shows how radio’s ...

Somerville, N.J. — Music streaming at home, in the car and on the go continues to rise, and people are listening more through cellphones, connected TVs, and cellphone-connected car audio systems and ...

A new claim tries to make you think HomePods and other smart speakers are monitoring what's playing on your radio channel you ...

Radio continues to dominate ad-supported audio listening, whether at work, home, or in the car – even among Millennials and Gen Z. Edison Research’s full Share of Ear results for 2024 show nearly 90% ...

Public radio programmers say they’re cautiously optimistic about a shift in Nielsen’s measurement of radio listening that could raise audience numbers and in turn boost sponsorship income. Nielsen ...

Infographic Courtesy Pure Digital. Click to embiggen. A new study from digital radio manufacturer Pure Radio finds that for many Brits, radio now provides the soundtrack for their lives. This is ...

In an increasingly congested media landscape, AM/FM radio continues to be resilient. Now in its second century, Nielsen’s most recent Radio Today report revealed on average AM/FM radio reaches 91% of ...

Want to accurately measure which radio stations drivers are listening to? Simply query their Wi-Fi enabled, connected in-car radio receivers on a minute-by-minute basis, and collect that data for ...

A few weeks ago, I asked your opinion on what you would do if you could program a local station. Interestingly, a lot of responses didn’t address that question but instead reflected on radio listening ...

Since the pandemic took hold in the United States, NPR’s radio ratings have taken a nosedive. Half of AM/FM listening in the United States takes place in a car, but between reduced (or eliminated) ...

New research shows AM/FM radio overindexing among health club users, connecting daily with fitness-minded adults and ...

Whether you're using your cellphone or listening to your car radio, it's likely that someone is paying attention. That someone might be General Motors. The automaker wants to make money from ...