Bauer Media launches subscription audio services in Norway
Monthly subscriptions are approximately €4.95
Monthly subscriptions are approximately €4.95
The company "continues on a trajectory of rapid growth and global expansion"
The successful candidate will have experience in radio — ideally organizing network or radio station events
The company's new owner says he is keeping it on the current trajectory
The DRM Consortium will run series of new trials on Aug. 10–11 from the Woofferton transmitting station in the United Kingdom
Station offers diverse editions of its programming with individualized advertising across multiple broadcast platforms
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As a significant share of American workers shifted to at-home employment in 2020, their audio consumption patterns were deeply affected as well, notes Edison Research. The company recently released its latest Share of Ear survey results to subscribers, which detailed the ways audio has changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
For Q1 2021 data, the survey added a measure for adults who are employed and primarily working from home, which gave further insight to how the pandemic has affected listening. The report shows that among employed persons who work from home, nearly three-quarters of their total audio consumption (72%) happens at home. Meanwhile, according to the study, among those who work away from their homes, only 29% of their listening happens at home.
“We knew from Share of Ear data in 2020 that a tremendous amount of listening had shifted to home as a result of quarantine restrictions. While almost everyone was spending at least some increased time at home during the pandemic, it is those who shifted their work to their homes who drove the biggest changes,” said Director of Research Laura Ivey. “We also saw audio consumption rise on computers and other devices such as internet-connected televisions, so we can see that at-home workers are using various audio devices at home.”
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