Home Login RADIO ONLINE RSS Facebook
Advertisement

Jacobs Media to Present the Techsurvey 2021 Results


Jacobs Media
Jacobs Media

Jacobs Media will present its Techsurvey 2021 results in a free webinar on Thursday, May 6 at 2pm ET, sponsored by Veritone. This year's annual study, "Radio in the Year of COVID," is comprised of more than 42,000 core radio listeners from 470 participating stations and charts the impact of COVID-19 and its disruptive effect on radio listening and other media consumption.

In this year's survey, the impact of COVID on broadcast radio was a major focus. Overall, 13% of the total sample indicated listening less to radio during the prior year. The reasons driving the downturn are different, however, from past years where the culprits tended to revolve around "too many commercials" or more car dashboard listening options. Techsurvey 2021 reveals that seven in ten of these respondents say they're simply spending less time in their cars, while more than six in ten cite "lifestyle changes."

Jacobs Media President Fred Jacobs commented, "This year's Techsurvey reveals seismic shifts in radio listening, and changes in media consumption, owing to the impact of the pandemic. Digital platforms have already seen impressive growth in the past few years, and it is clear there is even greater momentum now due to the transcendent changes of the last thirteen months. We will continue to closely monitor the media landscape as we continue on the path to ‘normal.' We hope you can join our webinar Thursday, May 6 as we reveal these important insights and more."

Advertisement

Latest Radio Stories

Jeff Warshaw Appointed to NAB Radio Board Seat
Jeff Warshaw
Jeff Warshaw
The National Association of Broadcasters has named Jeff Warshaw, founder and CEO of Connoisseur Media, to the NAB Radio Board, filling the District 24 seat previously held by Bob Proffitt. The appointment is effective immediately under NAB bylaws. Warshaw leads one of the largest radio groups in the More

Sports Audio: Where Fan Passion Becomes Brand Power
Insights From Audacy
Insights From Audacy
Insights From Audacy highlights the growing influence of sports Audio as one of the most trusted and emotionally charged environments for brand advertisers. Far beyond the roar of the crowd, Audacy says the daily voice of hometown sports hosts has become the true heartbeat of fans in cities like More

River Radio Flips Three Ohio Signals to Boost Radio
Boost Radio
Boost Radio
River Radio Ministries has expanded its reach to younger Christian audiences with the launch of Boost Radio on multiple Ohio signals through a new partnership with Gateway Media's St. Louis-based Boost Radio network. As of Monday, December 1, The River has flipped three stations -- 90.1 Canton, 88.9 More
Advertisement

The Wally Show Podcast Tops 20 Million Downloads
Hope Media Group
Hope Media Group
Hope Media Group is marking a major digital milestone as "The Wally Show Podcast" has surpassed 20 million total downloads, a significant achievement for the long-running Christian radio program. Launched in 2009, the podcast has grown into one of Christian radio's most More

FCC Fines Sun Signals, Clears Way for W230CP Renewal
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
The FCC's Audio Division has adopted a Consent Decree resolving multiple rule violations involving FM translator W230CP in Pittsfield, MA, licensed to Sun Signals LLC. The action clears the way for renewal of the station's license once the company meets several conditions, including payment of fines and More

Rob Parker Named NSMA Hall of Fame Finalist
Rob Parker
Rob Parker
FOX Sports Radio's Rob Parker has been selected as a finalist for the 2026 National Sports Media Association (NSMA) Hall of Fame in the Living Sportswriter category. Parker -- co-host of The Odd Couple with Rob Parker & Kelvin Washington, MLB Network analyst, and founder/editor of MLBbro.com -- is among 40 More

Return to Menu

Advertisement

Subscribe to our Newsletter
Radio news and headlines delivered right to your e-mail box -- and it's free.

Advertisement

Advertisement