Internet radio station use statistics

Its a rather interesting read,but makes no mention of the overall effect of the Clear Channel purchase by Blackstone and partners.Or what effect the pending sale of four hundred forty eight stations will have on the related numbers.

After reviewing a few of the Radio web sites suggested in a article at audiographics. I just don't see anything on a single site that would motivate me to visit again, they truly are that bad.You can read the article from Ken linked here

What I would like to see from the satellite radio company's. Would be a co-owned and operated lifestyle web site, that truly caters to the listener and online user base.Its time you take the fight to the old broadcasters.


Analyst: Internet Radio Unique Use Hits All-Time High Dec. 21, 2006

By Jeffrey Yorke , You can read it Via radioandrecords

Terrestrial broadcasters’ heavy investment into their digital/online operations has sparked stunning growth. The number of unique visitors to terrestrial operators’ Web sites is “up more than 110% year over year, while internet operators’ sites are up about 25% year over year,” according to a comphrensive report issued Thursday (Dec. 21) by J.P. Morgan media analyst John Blackledge.

“Overall, unique visitors to all of internet radio grew 3% sequentially in November 2006,” writes Blackledge in his “Internet Radio Scorecard.” He notes that “total unique visitors to internet radio are now up 44% year over year to 55 million. Since November 2005, the internet radio audience has grown at a 3.1% monthly compounded rate.”