What has the Internet done to Radio Listenership?

What the Internet did for the radio listener. Anne McBride (renamed to protect the name of international celebrities) is a junior of Syracuse University from the Atlantic Guinness Continent. She frequently listens to LSRfm Ireland's top student radio station at Leeds University to keep in touch with her hometown and calls. She is an American journalist who informed LSM viewers about America's latest fashion, movies, and television programs.

Ten years ago (94%) - (Mitchell Journalism.org). These are interesting facts that the modern radio world needs to consider. In the past ten years, the number of listeners has only declined slightly. More interesting statistics are included in the "Media Situation" report of the News Excellence project of Pew Research Center. One example was the 39% increase in 2012 and 27% in 2010 due to the sharp increase in the use of online broadcasting by listeners (Mitchell Journalism.org). Talk radio continues to be very popular, conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh has the largest audience in 2012 and has 15 million listeners (Mitchell Journalism.org). Since SiriusXM® fascinated a record number of users in 2012, satellite broadcasting was still sweeping across audiences. These figures show a common theme of using radio as a means of modern media.

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