Radioâs Challenge: Counting the Young
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The electronic audience measurement tool, the âpeople meter,â has so far produced odd results.
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A new radio station targeting both Israelis and Palestinians takes to the airwaves this week based on a format that pioneered debate between blacks and whites in apartheid-era South Africa.
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'Multitasking' youngsters surf net while watching television, survey into media habits shows
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Radio ratings measurement company Arbitron recently introduced the People Meter, a portable gadget that measures exactly what radio station users are listening to at any given moment.
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Software radio could offer an elegant solution to what a vexing problem: how to have a single handset communicate across multiple networks.
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A new language is being developed by cell phone-addicted teens based on predictive text.
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The BBC's Mike Baker looks at the radical proposals for 14 to 19 year olds' learning in England.
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Apron strings are now wireless âA generation ago, an 11-12 year old who lost their bus money would have used their own resources to sort it out - now they simply call their parentsââ¦
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It is unsettling evidence of oneâs own age and station in life to find that electronic music â once virgin territory for the young explorer â now includes within its ranks a small army of grand old men.
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Using radio scanners to wirelessly identify consumer products is simple in concept but dauntingly complex in reality.
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The brand new network courts young viewers with new media and old shows.
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Move over, slackers. Generation Y is hitting the workforce, tech gadgets in hand and eyes firmly on their careers. Now, if only they had some people skills & or patience ... or &
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In the world of online radio, a fraction of a penny can make a difference.
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By BRIAN BEACOM Showbiz Writer  RADIO stations in Glasgow are celebrating a massive surge in audience numbers.  Industry figures show Radio Clyde has added 20,000 listeners, taking its weekly figure to 705,000.
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About $200,000 in monthly expenses is a big check to write to run a radio station you may never own. That&#39;s the reality facing Chris Egan, who will have to decide how long he&#39;ll
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The fledgling industry may be the most revolutionary development in radio since the rise of FM in the 1970s. By Stephen Humphries | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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BlackBerry-sized gadget clips to listeners' clothing, eliminating handwritten logs to measure radio audiences. Participating broadcasts are encoded with an inaudible ID code, which is picked up by a sensor in the device.