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What About Public Radio Appeals to Listeners?
One in 5 listeners have tuned in to public radio more during the last year than they did in the past.
Streamed Music Rivals Radio in Daily Use
About 36% of US adults listen to streamed music daily, compared to 33% who listen to the radio on a daily basis.
Where Are Media Budgets Trending for Next Year?
There’s plenty of optimism when it comes to online video ad budgets.
Globally, Social Media Ad Spend Forecast to Overtake Paid Search This Year
The events of 2020 meant that global advertisers were forced to cut back on spending originally planned for the year. And, although the world is still dealing with the pandemic, there is some good news on the advertising front. The latest forecast [press release] from...
Heavy Podcast Listeners Prove Active in W-O-M
Podcasts are growing in popularity, with more than half of the US population saying they’ve listened to a podcast. The medium is popular among advertisers, as well, offering excellent brand safety and the ability to reach desired and diverse audiences. One of the main...
US Online and Traditional Media Advertising Outlook, 2021-2025
PwC has released its latest annual Global Entertainment & Media Outlook report, a comprehensive study that contains projections for online and offline media advertising markets through 2025. [Editor’s note: If you’re interested in media trends, the 7th annual...
US Adults to Spend Almost As Much Daily Time on Their Mobiles As on TV and Radio, Combined
Last year, the combined time spent with traditional and digital forms of media increased in the US. This is according to data from eMarketer, which found that the time spent with media in 2020 increased by nearly an hour. But will this amount of media consumption...
US Ad Spend Projected to Soar This Year
After a significant fall in 2020, US ad spending in 2021 is expected to jump by 23.3% year-over-year to reach $279 billion (not including political spending). This is according to GroupM's mid-year forecast report [download page]. GroupM is now much more optimistic...
Which Types of Mobile Ads Are Slated for More Spending?
Close to 6 in 10 (57% of) Americans listen to podcasts. And, as the number of people who listen to podcasts goes up, so appears to rise the optimism in mobile ad spending for podcasts. Indeed, mobile ad spending on podcasts is slated to rise this year per data [press...
1 in 10 AM/FM Radio Listeners Are “Radio Heads”
Even with a growing variety of media that adults have available to entertain themselves, a large majority still listen to radio on a weekly basis. In fact, a report [download page] from National Public Media and Edison Research has found that 41% of the time US adults...
Here’s How People Say They Discover New Music
When it comes to sources for discovering new music, US adults are most likely to turn to radio, and music apps such as Spotify, Pandora and Apple Music. This is per a survey of almost 8,000 US adults from YouGov. Some 35% of respondents say they discover new music on...
US B2B Exhibition Industry Nears Pre-Pandemic Levels
The number of exhibitors has recovered a little faster than the number of attendees.
Pay-TV Providers Register Substantial Subscriber Losses… Again
The number of pay-TV subscribers shrunk by more than 22% in the 5-year period from 2018-2023.
Which Product Recommendation Sources Do Consumers Trust the Most?
Half of consumers trust product recommendations from a specific store or website’s AI tools based on their purchase history.
The Average Brand Invests 3.8% of Revenues into Media. Is That Enough?
Digital display, social media, and linear TV are the most likely to be above-average at delivery on both revenue and brand metrics.
Most Americans Recognize Familiar Songs in Ads
About 7 in 10 American adults say music is important to their identity, and roughly 6 in 10 say it’s important to their culture.
How Can LGBTQ+ Inclusion Be Improved in Media and Advertising?
The LGBTQ+ community in the US believes that advertising is most inclusive for gay and lesbian identities, and least inclusive for transgender men and women.