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- noun Plural form of
listenership .
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Examples
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And some non-news programming, like talk radio hotheads, get demonstrably big listenerships.
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And not only that, the competition was featured in Monday's Metro (free commuter paper in London which is very widely read) but also, it was namechecked on the Steve Wright show on BBC Radio 2 (national UK radio station in the BBC stable and one of the largest listenerships in the country).
moblogUK Valentine's competition Helen Keegan 2006
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And not only that, the competition was featured in Monday's Metro (free commuter paper in London which is very widely read) but also, it was namechecked on the Steve Wright show on BBC Radio 2 (national UK radio station in the BBC stable and one of the largest listenerships in the country).
Archive 2006-02-01 Helen Keegan 2006
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It is evident in the declining listenerships on many radio stations, and in the "missing million" TV viewers who have stopped watching what SABC produces.
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We want to keep people in the same spots to help them build listenerships, but we also want to fit everyone in.
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We want to keep people in the same spots to help them build listenerships, but we also want to fit everyone in.
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StarShipSofa and Escape Pod have listenerships that are comparable to the readership of traditional magazines, if not higher.
Pulpmovies Paul 2010
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And some nonnews programming, like talk radio hotheads, get demonstrably big listenerships.
Articles 2009
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And reduced radio listenerships (or probably more accurately, greater fragmenting of listenership due to internet radio)
Boing Boing 2009
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There was only one townhall meeting on it in a predominantly black neighborhood, the early ads all focused on white people, and they didn't play ads on radio stations with predominantly black listenerships.
The Bilerico Project 2008
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