Numerators And Denominators
(Jun 02, 2010)

Edison Research Tbilisi Exit Poll Results
(May 30, 2010)

Are you LinkedIn?
(May 27, 2010)

Twitter Usage In America: 2010
(Apr 29, 2010)

Twitter Usage In America: 2010
(Apr 28, 2010)

Mother's Day for Tech Moms
(Apr 28, 2010)

Edison Exit Polling Elections in the Republic of Georgia
(Apr 28, 2010)

Awareness of Location Based Social Networks Currently 7% Of Americans 12+
(Apr 23, 2010)

Edison Conducts Politico/TargetPoint Exit Poll of Tax Day Tea Party Protest
(Apr 19, 2010)

Social Media in America - Slides from New Media Experience SF
(Apr 16, 2010)

Twitter Users and Advertising Tolerance
(Apr 14, 2010)

The Infinite Dial 2010: Digital Platforms and the Future of Radio
(Apr 08, 2010)

The Infinite Dial 2010: Use of Social Media Explodes
(Apr 08, 2010)

Nearly Half Believe That Newspapers Will Cease To Exist In The Future
(Apr 01, 2010)

One in Four Have Listened to an iPod or Other MP3 Player While Connected to a Car Stereo
(Mar 29, 2010)

More Americans Would Give Up Television If Forced To Choose
(Mar 29, 2010)

A Simple Matrix For Social Media Engagement
(Mar 25, 2010)

The First Step In A Social Media Campaign
(Mar 11, 2010)

When Does Marketing Cross the Privacy Line?
(Feb 12, 2010)

The Edison/ADM Consumer Attitudes To Podcast Advertising Study
(Jan 29, 2010)

ADM research notes podcast advertising appeals to "unreachable" consumers
(Jan 28, 2010)

When Everyone Is A Pollster, What Happens To The Polls?
(Jan 26, 2010)

Career Women Make Bad Mothers?
(Jan 20, 2010)

Some Surprise No Shows for Super Bowl Commercials
(Jan 08, 2010)

IIACSS poll shows Iraqis mostly optimistic as 2010 begins
(Jan 06, 2010)

Edison Expands Iraq Market Research Services
(Dec 23, 2009)

Market Research In Iraq
(Dec 21, 2009)

NY10: Taxi Entertainment Network - A Unique, "Captive" Medium
(Dec 21, 2009)

Edison Place-Based Media Survey Quoted in AdAge
(Dec 21, 2009)

Delta Air Lines and Digitas Take Placed-Based Digital Media to New Heights
(Dec 21, 2009)

The Hearts And Minds Of Turkey
(Dec 06, 2009)

Predicting The Stock Market With Pop Culture
(Dec 04, 2009)

The Changing Face of Facebook
(Nov 29, 2009)

The Baseball Award You Don't Want To Win
(Nov 20, 2009)

Harnessing the Power of Mom
(Nov 16, 2009)

How To Almost Lose An Election With A 70% Job Approval Rating
(Nov 05, 2009)

Men Are From Mars...
(Nov 01, 2009)

Blackberry Strikes Again
(Oct 22, 2009)

Just Enough Love For Corzine?
(Oct 16, 2009)

Have Consumers Hung Up On Ringtones?
(Oct 08, 2009)

Bloggers Beware!
(Oct 07, 2009)

The Olympics: A Battle Worth Losing?
(Oct 02, 2009)

The New Album Experience in the Digital Age
(Sep 24, 2009)

Canary in the Coal Mine - At Least Four Members of the New York City Council Lose Their Re-election Bids in Tuesday's Primary
(Sep 21, 2009)

The Shack
(Sep 14, 2009)

Sprint Changes The Game For Market Researchers
(Sep 10, 2009)

Catch Up While Filling Up
(Sep 09, 2009)

"Internet Radio Revs Up"
(Sep 09, 2009)

The Battle For Search Supremacy
(Aug 26, 2009)

Reporting Television Viewership in 2009
(Aug 25, 2009)

NJ and VA: An Early Warning for Democrats?
(Aug 21, 2009)

Research Methods Are Progressing, But Is Sampling Keeping Up?
(Aug 19, 2009)

Some Senate Ideological Shifts Under Obama
(Aug 13, 2009)

The Internet Content Inflection Point?
(Aug 11, 2009)

For Obama, Improving U.S. Image Abroad Is A Work In Progress
(Aug 06, 2009)

Oh, To Be A 12-Year Old Today...
(Aug 04, 2009)

A Simple Proposal To Make Supreme Court Appointments More Fair
(Jul 29, 2009)

Will "Gen Next" make idealism cool again?
(Jul 24, 2009)

Another Opportunity for Mall Advertising
(Jul 24, 2009)

Sotomayor's "Cursed" Seat
(Jul 20, 2009)

Online Viewership of Jackson Memorial High, But Not A Sign of TV's Demise
(Jul 15, 2009)

The Billionaire Bubble
(Jul 09, 2009)

More Kindle Musings
(Jul 06, 2009)

Social Media Research Must Measure Perception AND Behavior To Be Useable
(Jun 29, 2009)

And The Oscar Goes To...Bruno?
(Jun 26, 2009)

TiVo: Not Just A Verb!
(Jun 26, 2009)

You Can Take My Dial-Up When You Pry It From My...
(Jun 23, 2009)

Exit Polling Iran's Northern Neighbor: It's Not The Voting, It's The Counting
(Jun 22, 2009)

As Search Goes Mobile, Consumer Research Must Follow
(Jun 18, 2009)

Edison's Joe Lenski Quoted on the Iranian Elections
(Jun 18, 2009)

Sirius XM: What's it Worth To You?
(Jun 18, 2009)

One Negative Kindle Effect
(Jun 17, 2009)

Corzine The 'Underdog'
(Jun 17, 2009)

Teens Still Going Strong to the Mall
(Jun 16, 2009)

Republicans "Have No Clear Leader," But That's Not Big News
(Jun 12, 2009)

New iPhone Pricing May Encourage Continued Growth in Placeshifted Video
(Jun 11, 2009)

Deeds Beats McAuliffe And Moran - Another Classic Example Of How An Underfunded Underdog Can Win A Three-way Primary
(Jun 10, 2009)

Terry McAuliffe Vies for the Democratic Nomination for Governor in Virginia
(Jun 09, 2009)

Pelosi Joins Cheney in the Political Polling Cellar
(Jun 09, 2009)

Video Gaming Nearly Universal Amongst Teens
(Jun 08, 2009)

The End Of R&R: Some Personal Thoughts
(Jun 04, 2009)

A Carousel of Ads
(Jun 04, 2009)

Nobody Tweets--But Isn't That Normal?
(Jun 02, 2009)

OOH Happenings with... POP Radio
(Jun 01, 2009)

Edison Research conducts mtvU / Associated Press Poll on Emotional Health of College Students
(May 27, 2009)

The Podcast Consumer 2009
(May 22, 2009)

Edison Senior VP Rob Farbman Joins NYAAPOR Executive Council
(May 20, 2009)

Handicapping The Summer Song Of 2009
(May 20, 2009)

Bob- & Jack-FM: After The Goldrush
(May 13, 2009)

Innovative Bus Stop Ad Provides Engagement, Useful Data for Skiers
(May 03, 2009)

Reclaiming Teens? A Second CHR Is (Only) A Start
(Apr 29, 2009)

The New Media Consumer: 2009
(Apr 29, 2009)

Edison Opens Office in Guam, Serving the Pacific
(Apr 29, 2009)

The Infinite Dial 2009 - Presentation
(Apr 16, 2009)

Determining A Song's Real Radio Age
(Apr 10, 2009)

Infinite Dial 2009 Study Shows Dramatic Growth in Internet Radio
(Apr 08, 2009)

Ten Great Radio Battles Of The '80s and Early '90s
(Apr 02, 2009)

We Will, We Will Mock You or Songs That You Hope A Rival Plays
(Mar 24, 2009)

The Edison Research / CRB National Country Research Study 2009
(Mar 12, 2009)

Even For Touring Artists, Radio Support Matters
(Mar 10, 2009)

Keeping Your Station Moving
(Mar 04, 2009)

Edison Research Shows Increase in POP Radio Audience of In-Store Audio Advertising in Drug, Grocery and Mass Merchandiser Stores
(Feb 25, 2009)

First Listen: The CHR Battle For L.A.
(Feb 24, 2009)

AMERICANS CHOOSE "SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE" AS 'BEST PICTURE'
(Feb 22, 2009)

It's A Big Country
(Feb 20, 2009)

What To Do When You Can't Do A Music Test
(Feb 19, 2009)

The Clichés Of PPM
(Feb 19, 2009)

Larry Rosin Interviewed on "Malone's Grand Plan for Sirius"
(Feb 16, 2009)

Edison's Larry Rosin Quoted in BusinessWeek on Satellite Radio
(Feb 16, 2009)

Edison Research sponsors NYAAPOR event with Nate Silver of fivethirtyeight.com
(Feb 12, 2009)

Summary of 2008 Exit Polls Available in New Book from Chuck Todd and Sheldon Gawiser
(Feb 12, 2009)

Watching TV In The Cab
(Feb 11, 2009)

If Satellite Radio Went Away Tomorrow
(Feb 11, 2009)

Edison Research to Announce American Moviegoers' Selection for "Best Picture"
(Feb 11, 2009)

Edison's Larry Rosin quoted in BusinessWeek on Satellite Radio
(Feb 11, 2009)

Britney's Comeback...And Radio's
(Feb 03, 2009)

Heroics In The North
(Feb 03, 2009)

"Slow But Steady Growth" For HD Radio?
(Feb 03, 2009)

What National Radio Could Be
(Jan 28, 2009)

Is The People Meter The Enemy Of New Music?
(Jan 22, 2009)

The Most Intriguing Stations of 2008
(Jan 08, 2009)

Songs That Made A Difference In 2008: Straight Outta Saginaw
(Dec 18, 2008)

2008: The Best Of ... You!
(Dec 11, 2008)

No Longer Spinning Out Of Control
(Dec 04, 2008)

First Listen: New York's Holiday Radio Battle
(Nov 25, 2008)

A Generational Split At Country ... And What To Do About It
(Nov 18, 2008)

Organizing The '90s Into A Format
(Nov 11, 2008)

Edison Successfully Conducts The National Election Exit Poll
(Nov 06, 2008)

Stasis We Can't Believe In, Or Where Did All The Format Changes Go?
(Oct 29, 2008)

Edison's Joe Lenski Discusses: Can The State Polls Be Trusted?
(Oct 22, 2008)

V103 Celebrates 20 Years As Urban AC Landscape Changes
(Oct 17, 2008)

Oldies Become Classic Hits, And Motown Goes MIA
(Oct 03, 2008)

Special Online Panel - The Future of Webcasting
(Oct 02, 2008)

The Official Radio Station Of Bad Times
(Oct 02, 2008)

Landmark Edison/Arbitron PPM Study Released
(Sep 24, 2008)

Is Your Station Smarter Than A "Genius"?
(Sep 16, 2008)

Why Is It So Hard To Be Today's Soft Rock?
(Sep 10, 2008)

Edison Promotes Tom Webster to VP/Strategy and Marketing
(Sep 10, 2008)

Blink And It's Back: How Entertainment News Took Over Music Radio
(Sep 05, 2008)

A Tight Race, But We Declare A Summer Song Winner
(Aug 26, 2008)

Podcasting: The Curse of Convenience
(Aug 20, 2008)

What's At The Bottom Of The Music Test?
(Aug 13, 2008)

The Mark Of The Wolf At Country Radio
(Jul 31, 2008)

Why 2008 Is The Year Of The Comeback
(Jul 22, 2008)

Recommendations For "Recommending" New Music
(Jul 17, 2008)

Edison Congratulates the 2008 "30 Under 30"
(Jul 02, 2008)

First Listen: On Air With Ryan Seacrest
(Jul 01, 2008)

Oldies/Classic Hits: Time Keeps On Slippin' Slippin' . . . .
(Jun 30, 2008)

Taking Control Of The Infinite Dial
(Jun 27, 2008)

Tackling The Streaming Stopset Problem: 18 Months Later
(Jun 18, 2008)

From Top 40 To Country (With Irony)
(Jun 10, 2008)

Edison Completes 'Historic' Primary Season With Record Number of Exit Polls
(Jun 05, 2008)

Edison Completes 'Historic' Primary Season With Record Number of Exit Polls
(Jun 05, 2008)

Has Radio Lost the College Grads?
(May 30, 2008)

30 Under 30 Honorees Pick The Next Hot Format
(May 28, 2008)

Handicapping the Summer Song of 2008
(May 21, 2008)

Edison's Joe Lenski Elected to lead NYAAPOR in 2009
(May 16, 2008)

Edison's Joe Lenski Elected to lead NYAAPOR in 2009
(May 16, 2008)

Edison Media Research Announces 2008 "30 Under 30"
(May 13, 2008)

Edison Conducts Exit Polls in North Carolina, Indiana
(May 07, 2008)

For Some, Radio Is Still The Best Way To Hear Music
(May 06, 2008)

Online Radio Listening At-Work Grows
(May 05, 2008)

Credit to the Best Predictions Made this Primary Season
(May 03, 2008)

Closing In On a National New Music Channel
(May 02, 2008)

The Podcast Consumer Revealed 2008
(Apr 24, 2008)

Edison Exit Polls Pennyslvania Democratic Primary
(Apr 23, 2008)

Is the Industry Open to Interpretation?
(Apr 17, 2008)

Internet & Multimedia 2008 Reports
(Apr 09, 2008)

At Classic Rock, AC/DC (And The '80s) Gain Current-cy
(Apr 07, 2008)

Edison VP Jason Hollins quotes in the Boston Globe
(Mar 21, 2008)

How Fast Is Too Fast? The 45-Minute Power Rotation
(Mar 19, 2008)

AP/mtvU Poll Conducted by Edison Media Research
(Mar 19, 2008)

AP/mtvU Poll Shows that Many College Students are Stressed
(Mar 18, 2008)

Online Radio Reaches 33 Million Americans Per Week
(Mar 17, 2008)

Catching Up On the New Oldies
(Mar 13, 2008)

Edison Conducts Exit Polling for Mississippi Primaries
(Mar 12, 2008)

When Kenny G Was an Urban Artist: How the Smooth Jazz/Urban AC Coalition Formed And Foundered
(Mar 04, 2008)

The Google Trends Primary
(Feb 28, 2008)

No Country For Middle-Aged Men?
(Feb 27, 2008)

Clinton's Support Amongst White Union Workers Erodes in Wisconsin
(Feb 26, 2008)

Is Radio Suffering From Too Little Research?
(Feb 21, 2008)

Edison Media Research Conducts Exit Polls in Wisconsin
(Feb 20, 2008)

Just How Much Do Talk Radio Listeners Hate McCain?
(Feb 18, 2008)

Wondering Who Those Superdelegates Are?
(Feb 17, 2008)

Does Talk Radio Matter?
(Feb 13, 2008)

Does Talk Radio Make A Difference?
(Feb 13, 2008)

Edison Conducts Exit Polls in Maryland, Virginia
(Feb 13, 2008)

Edison Conducts Exit Polls in Maryland, Virginia
(Feb 13, 2008)

Utah's "Monolithic" Mormon Vote
(Feb 12, 2008)

What Would Rudy Do?
(Feb 07, 2008)

So, Where Did the Edwards Vote Go?
(Feb 06, 2008)

Edison Conducts Super Tuesday Exit Polling; Successfully Executes One Of The Largest One-Day Survey Research Projects In History
(Feb 06, 2008)

Edison Conducts Super Tuesday Exit Polling
(Feb 06, 2008)

Polling Place Photo Project
(Feb 04, 2008)

Where will the Edwards Supporters Go?
(Feb 04, 2008)

Gender Splits from the 2008 Democratic Contests
(Feb 01, 2008)

Pollster.com reports on "Cell Phone Onlies"
(Feb 01, 2008)

Who is Angry at President Bush?
(Jan 31, 2008)

Some Excellent Analysis from the Miami Herald
(Jan 31, 2008)

Exit Polls Complete in Florida; Edison Calls McCain, Clinton Winners
(Jan 30, 2008)

Though Economy Filters to Top, Iraq Passions Still Seethe
(Jan 29, 2008)

Edison Exit-Polls South Carolina Democratic Primary, Calls Obama Winner
(Jan 29, 2008)

Which Presidential Candidate Plays The Hits?
(Jan 28, 2008)

The Last Days of CKLW: Why the New Austerity Isn't New
(Jan 24, 2008)

Bill Clinton's Third Term
(Jan 24, 2008)

Candidate Momentum in the South Carolina Republican Primary
(Jan 23, 2008)

Edison Polls Nevada Caucuses, South Carolina Republican Primary
(Jan 21, 2008)

South Carolina's Generational Split Among Born-Again Christians
(Jan 21, 2008)

Update to the "Exit Poll Consumer Confidence Indicator"
(Jan 21, 2008)

Michigan's Generational Split Among African-Americans
(Jan 18, 2008)

Something to Watch for in the South Carolina Primaries
(Jan 18, 2008)

Michigan's "Hidden Election"
(Jan 16, 2008)

Michigan's "Hidden Election"
(Jan 16, 2008)

Edison Conducts Michigan Primary Exit Polls
(Jan 16, 2008)

Salon.com on Exit Polls, and the New Hampshire Vote Recount
(Jan 16, 2008)

The Exit Polling Consumer Confidence Index
(Jan 16, 2008)

Why Idol Changed Radio . . . And Will Likely Continue To
(Jan 15, 2008)

Frank Rich of the New York Times quotes Edison Exit Polls on "Change" in New Hampshire Primaries
(Jan 14, 2008)

Vote. It's the Least You Can Do.
(Jan 13, 2008)

Marc Ambinder coins "The Zbornak Effect"
(Jan 11, 2008)

Joe Lenski Quoted on Hand Counts vs. Optical Scanners in NH
(Jan 11, 2008)

More on the New Hampshire Turnout, And Its Implications
(Jan 10, 2008)

Who Were New Hampshire's Likely Democratic Primary Voters?
(Jan 09, 2008)

Edison NH Exit Polls Record Record Turnout
(Jan 09, 2008)

The Most Intriguing Stations Of 2007 (And Echoes Of 2005)
(Jan 09, 2008)

Hillary's NH Performance: Two Simple Explanations
(Jan 09, 2008)

The Rich Need Love, Too
(Jan 08, 2008)

Quarantine!
(Jan 08, 2008)

Let me clear this up for you, Mr. President...
(Jan 07, 2008)

Mind the Gap
(Jan 06, 2008)

Marketing, Positioning and Preference in the Iowa Caucuses
(Jan 05, 2008)

Edison Conducts Iowa Entrance Polls, Calls Obama and Huckabee Winners
(Jan 05, 2008)

Edison Conducts Iowa Entrance Polls, Calls Obama and Huckabee Winners
(Jan 05, 2008)

Ron Paul and the Angry Iowans
(Jan 04, 2008)

Minnesota Public Radio Interviews Joe Lenski
(Jan 03, 2008)

Songs That Made A Difference In 2007: Something To Cheer About
(Jan 02, 2008)

Joe Lenski speaks to Pollster.com about Iowa
(Dec 28, 2007)

Joe Lenski speaks to Pollster.com about Iowa
(Dec 28, 2007)

The Chicago Tribune quotes Edison's Christmas Music Study
(Dec 18, 2007)

Joe Lenski interviewed by Pew Research Center
(Dec 17, 2007)

Joe Lenski interviewed by Pew Research Center
(Dec 17, 2007)

Does Imaging Still Matter?
(Dec 17, 2007)

Edison VP Sean Ross quoted in the NY Daily News
(Dec 15, 2007)

Edison's Christmas Music Test in the News
(Dec 14, 2007)

Edison Media Research's 2007 National Christmas Music Test
(Dec 06, 2007)

What We Learned From Testing Christmas Music In 2007
(Dec 05, 2007)

Edison Media Research in the NY Times
(Dec 03, 2007)

Edison in the NY Daily News
(Nov 29, 2007)

Sean Ross comments on the Spice Girls Reunion in USA Today
(Nov 28, 2007)

The Infinite Dial Show
(Nov 27, 2007)

Hartford Business Journal features Sean Ross
(Nov 12, 2007)

USA Today quotes Sean Ross
(Nov 11, 2007)

The Ten Best Markets For Radio Listeners
(Nov 09, 2007)

Hell Is Still In the Details: Fixing What's Between The Records In 2007
(Nov 06, 2007)

Ross quoted by the Boston Globe
(Oct 31, 2007)

How Format Trends and Press Coverage Intersect
(Oct 31, 2007)

Joe Lenski Comments on the Primary Dates in NY Times
(Oct 30, 2007)

Joe Lenski Comments on the Primary Dates in NY Times
(Oct 30, 2007)

Allan McCutcheon Helps Guide the 2008 Exit Polls
(Oct 24, 2007)

Popping "Bubbly" At Radio, And A Surprise On The Singles Sales Charts
(Oct 22, 2007)

Who Goes Deeper? Satellite Or Terrestrial Radio?
(Oct 16, 2007)

Top 40 Reclaims B94, But What About Now?
(Oct 09, 2007)

Is This The Year You Can Compete With Christmas?
(Oct 02, 2007)

USA Today quotes Edison VP of Music and Programming
(Sep 27, 2007)

Ross on Classic Rock
(Sep 26, 2007)

Second Listen: HD Radio
(Sep 25, 2007)

Rock Radio Is Back . . . But As What?
(Sep 18, 2007)

Edison Mitofsky data quoted in Des Moines Register
(Sep 13, 2007)

Sean Ross comments on Britney's VMA Performance
(Sep 11, 2007)

New Adult Music Emerges: Who Will Own It?
(Sep 11, 2007)

Edison Media Research in Business Week
(Sep 10, 2007)

Edison VP comments on Tom Tancredo's statement
(Sep 10, 2007)

Edison VP Tom Webster quoted in Tech News World
(Sep 06, 2007)

Slower Charts and the Summer Song Of 2007
(Aug 30, 2007)

Forbes quotes Edison Media Research
(Aug 29, 2007)

Edison's Data from IMM 2007 used in eMarketer
(Aug 28, 2007)

Tom Webster on Podcasters in the Pittsburgh Tribune
(Aug 22, 2007)

Sean Ross Comments on Scandal in Music
(Aug 18, 2007)

Larry Rosin's Interview in Radio Ink Magazine
(Aug 14, 2007)

Sean Ross quoted in NJ Star Ledger
(Aug 08, 2007)

The LA Daily News features Edison
(Aug 08, 2007)

USA Today uses Edison/Mitofsky Exit Poll Data
(Aug 07, 2007)

USA Today uses Edison/Mitofsky Exit Poll Data
(Aug 07, 2007)

Edison's Study on Hispanics and Country Radio quoted in Nashville
(Aug 03, 2007)

Edison Media Research's 30 Under 30 in the News
(Aug 02, 2007)

Oops...They Did It Again? Is It Time To Reconsider Teen Pop?
(Aug 02, 2007)

USA Today quotes Edison VP Sean Ross
(Jul 31, 2007)

Larry Rosin's encore Hispanic Presentation
(Jul 31, 2007)

The Greatest Hits Of The '60s, '70s . . . And '80s?
(Jul 23, 2007)

Edison Media Research on Entreprenuer.com
(Jul 17, 2007)

Tom Webster quoted in Business Week
(Jul 13, 2007)

Ross on Radio makes the Boston Globe
(Jul 12, 2007)

Jack Hits The Road In New York, But Hold Your Fire
(Jul 09, 2007)

The Washington Post quotes Edison VP of Music and Programming
(Jul 08, 2007)

Ross quoted in North Carolina's News & Observer
(Jul 06, 2007)

Fox News Reports on artist, Afroman, using insight from Edison's VP
(Jul 05, 2007)

The Kansas City Star quotes Ross on the Perfect Summer Song
(Jul 05, 2007)

Edison's Sean Ross speaks about Kelly Clarkson's Album Drama
(Jul 03, 2007)

Edison's Internet & Multimedia Study 2007 in the News
(Jun 28, 2007)

Oldies' New Lease on Life, Or Maybe An Extended Warranty
(Jun 25, 2007)

Sean Ross quoted by USA Today
(Jun 19, 2007)

Kelly Clarkson, Fleetwood Mac and the "Moment Of Truth" Single
(Jun 15, 2007)

Edison VP Sean Ross quoted in USA Today
(Jun 15, 2007)

Marketing Vox Reports: "Hispanics Rely More on Radio, Digital Divide Narrows"
(Jun 13, 2007)

Larry Rosin appears in Country Radio Broadcaster's Executive Memo
(Jun 08, 2007)

Sean Ross quoted in the North County Times
(Jun 06, 2007)

How Urban Radio Can Compete In a PPM World
(Jun 06, 2007)

Edison/Arbitron Study featured on Market VOX
(Jun 04, 2007)

Handicapping The Summer Song Of 2007
(May 29, 2007)

New Jersey Broadcasters Association (NJBA) Survey Makes Headlines
(May 24, 2007)

Edison VP of Music and Programming quoted in US News & World Report
(May 16, 2007)

Sean Ross quoted in Fort Worth's Star Telegram
(May 16, 2007)

30 Under 30 Honored at the 2007 Conclave Learning Conference
(May 16, 2007)

MTV.com quotes Ross speaking about "More Potty-Mouthed DJs"
(May 15, 2007)

Now the Senate hopes to rescue music-playing webcasters
(May 10, 2007)

Joe Lenski quoted in UCLA's Daily Bruin
(Apr 27, 2007)

Jason Hollins and Joe Lenski Interview from Media Life Radio
(Apr 26, 2007)

First Listen: Clear Channel's New Lone Star 92.5/Dallas
(Apr 24, 2007)

Edison Media Research Featured Twice in Today's NY Times
(Apr 23, 2007)

Mainstream AC Moves On To Hot AC's Territory
(Apr 23, 2007)

Sean Ross comments on Don Imus' Firing in the Star Ledger and Orlando Sentinel.
(Apr 20, 2007)

Radio Online Highlights Findings from Arbitron/Edison Study
(Apr 19, 2007)

Internet & Multimedia 2007 Reports:
(Apr 19, 2007)

Previous Internet and Multimedia Studies
(Apr 19, 2007)

Ross On Radio's Imus Column makes North County Times
(Apr 19, 2007)

Is It Right To Not Be Lite?
(Apr 18, 2007)

The Baltimore Sun quotes Edison's Sean Ross
(Apr 16, 2007)

Larry Rosin, Confirmed Speaker at Radio Ink Hispanic Conference
(Apr 14, 2007)

After Imus' Firing: Instilling A Culture Of Respect
(Apr 13, 2007)

eMarketer Reports on Edison/Arbitron Internet Users Study
(Apr 12, 2007)

Edison VP Sean Ross quoted in USA Today
(Apr 06, 2007)

Sean Ross Quoted in Atlanta Journal Consititution
(Apr 05, 2007)

Edison Media Research in Sacramento Bee News
(Apr 05, 2007)

Celebrating A Turning Point For Top 40: A Look Back At April 5, 1997
(Apr 04, 2007)

More Press on Webster's Podcasting Presentation in London
(Apr 02, 2007)

Sean Ross quoted in BBC News
(Mar 30, 2007)

Edison in the Boston Globe
(Mar 30, 2007)

CBC picks up Webster's Presentation at the Summit
(Mar 23, 2007)

"Failure To Launch" And How To Avoid It
(Mar 22, 2007)

The Podcast Audience Revealed - New 2007 Podcasting Statistics
(Mar 21, 2007)

New Podcasting Statistics - Is The Glass Half-Full, or Half-Empty?
(Mar 21, 2007)

Webster's Presentation at the Corporate Podcasting Summit attracts MarketWatch
(Mar 21, 2007)

New Podcasting Statistics At Corporate Podcasting Summit London
(Mar 20, 2007)

Edison/Arbitron Study quoted in the LA Times and Chicago Tribune
(Mar 20, 2007)

Hispanics and Country - A Deeper Look
(Mar 09, 2007)

Country Radio and Hispanics: Looking Beyond The Misperceptions
(Mar 08, 2007)

USPRwire reports, "CRB Releases Third Edison Media Research National Study of Country Listeners at CRS 38"
(Mar 07, 2007)

Edison's Sean Ross quoted in the NY Daily News
(Mar 07, 2007)

The Tennessean Reports on Edison's Hispanic Study, Presented at CRS 38
(Mar 05, 2007)

New Edison Media Research/CRB, Inc. Study Finds Majority Of Hispanics Are Favorable Towards Or Open To Country Music
(Mar 03, 2007)

Edison Media Research Announces the National Country P1 Study III at CRS 38
(Mar 02, 2007)

Edison/Arbitron Study in the National Journal
(Mar 02, 2007)

New Edison Media Research/CRB, Inc. Study Finds Majority Of Hispanics Are Favorable Towards Or Open To Country Music
(Mar 01, 2007)

Edison's Sean Ross comments on potential merger between XM and Sirius
(Feb 26, 2007)

Larry Rosin's Presentation on the Infinite Dial makes International News
(Feb 26, 2007)

Edison's Research on Golf Courses noted in Media Life Magazine
(Feb 21, 2007)

30 Under 30 Extension Makes Headlines
(Feb 21, 2007)

Ross' Column attracts the San Bernadino Sun
(Feb 20, 2007)

Making It In America: Why (Some) British Acts Are (Finally) Breaking Through.
(Feb 20, 2007)

Broadcasters Try To Tackle The Webstream's Stopset Problems
(Feb 15, 2007)

Stats from Arbitron/Edison Study on HD Radio quoted in The Seattle Times
(Feb 12, 2007)

Larry Rosin and Sean Ross in LA City Beat
(Feb 09, 2007)

Ross on Radio quoted in the Detroit News
(Feb 08, 2007)

The Most Intriguing Stations Of 2006
(Feb 02, 2007)

Edison Media Research's Sean Ross Quoted in TVNewsday
(Feb 01, 2007)

Edison Media Research/Country Radio Broadcaster's Study noted on TVGuide.com
(Jan 29, 2007)

In Search Of The Novelty/Reaction Record
(Jan 24, 2007)

Joe Lenski comments on the announcement by Senator Sam Brownback that he is running for President
(Jan 23, 2007)

Inside Radio discusses Edison's work with CRB concerning Hispanics & Country Radio
(Jan 18, 2007)

CRB/Edison Study deemed "Largest Study of Country's P1 Listeners"
(Jan 17, 2007)

Can Access For Indie Labels Be Governed?
(Jan 11, 2007)

Edison Media Research's Jason Hollins quoted in Rocky Mountain News article on Liquid Compass
(Jan 10, 2007)

First Listen: New York's Fresh 102.7
(Jan 03, 2007)

Songs That Made A Difference In 2006: Shaking A (Long) Tail-Feather
(Dec 13, 2006)

The University of Maryland Analyzes Exit Poll Data
(Dec 12, 2006)

In Search of 30 Under 30
(Dec 06, 2006)

First Listen: Radio Shack's $99 HD Radio
(Nov 28, 2006)

R&B/Hip-Hop: Did It Take Justin To Bring TempoBack?
(Nov 21, 2006)

What Would Radio For Teens Sound Like?
First Listen: BoomBoxBaby.ca
(Nov 15, 2006)

"CRB, Inc. and Edison Research to Collaborate on First-ever Study on Hispanic American Relationship to Country Radio & Music"
(Nov 13, 2006)

ABC News Reports with Edison Mitofsky Exit Polls
(Nov 09, 2006)

ABC News Reports with Edison Mitofsky Exit Polls
(Nov 09, 2006)

Fox News Headlines: "National Exit Poll: Midterms Come Down to Iraq, Bush"
(Nov 08, 2006)

Fox News Headlines: "National Exit Poll: Midterms Come Down to Iraq, Bush"
(Nov 08, 2006)

Exit Polls Highlight Key Issues for Voters on MSNBC
(Nov 07, 2006)

WSMV-TV in Nashville shows Phil Bredeson to be re-elected
(Nov 07, 2006)

Exit Polls Highlight Key Issues for Voters on MSNBC
(Nov 07, 2006)

WSMV-TV in Nashville shows Phil Bredeson to be re-elected
(Nov 07, 2006)

2006 Exit Polls
(Nov 05, 2006)

Pollster.com Interview with Joe Lenski - Part 2
(Nov 05, 2006)

2006 Exit Polls
(Nov 05, 2006)

Pollster.com Interview with Joe Lenski - Part 1
(Nov 05, 2006)

Edison Media Research's Joe Lenski on Exit Polling
(Nov 05, 2006)

Pollster.com Interview with Joe Lenski
(Nov 05, 2006)

Time Magazine quotes Joe Lenski on Exit Polling
(Nov 02, 2006)

The AP on the 2006 Midterm Elections
(Nov 02, 2006)

Can An Internet Application Find The Hits That Programmers Miss?
(Oct 24, 2006)

Edison President quoted in NY Times' Drilling Down
(Oct 16, 2006)

Latin & Rhythmic Radio: Bridging The Gap
(Oct 12, 2006)

Edison Media Research's Sean Ross on Clear Channel's Blinks
(Oct 12, 2006)

Winning Vs. Losing: It's The People . . . But It's More
(Oct 12, 2006)

FOLLOW-UP EDISON MEDIA RESEARCH STUDY ON 12-24 RADIO LISTENING SHOWS SHARP DECREASES IN TSL AND USAGE
(Sep 29, 2006)

Pew Research Center Interview With Joe Lenski On Exit Polls
(Sep 28, 2006)

The Formats That Make Too Much Sense To Work (Until Now)
Part II: The Rap/Rock Hybrid
(Sep 28, 2006)

Pew Research Center Interview With Joe Lenski On Exit Polls
(Sep 28, 2006)

In Memoriam: Warren Mitofsky
(Sep 05, 2006)

Okay, So What Was The Summer Hit Of 2006?
(Aug 31, 2006)

Rhythmic AC: In Search Of The Funky Cold Medina
(Aug 24, 2006)

Is It Finally Time To "Drop" The Reported "Add"?
(Aug 23, 2006)

The Formats That Make Too Much Sense To Work (Until Now?)
(Aug 14, 2006)

On the Starbucks Channel, Branded Entertainment, and "Quality Rock That Really Rocks"
(Jul 27, 2006)

Microsoft Zunes in on Apple's iPod
(Jul 25, 2006)

The Podcast Consumer Revealed: An Exclusive Early Look at the Growing Podcast Audience
(Jul 14, 2006)

Skip-Through Ads and Time Shift Most Important DVR Use
(Jul 14, 2006)

'Imitation IPod' Invades Radio
(Jul 13, 2006)

What Is Top 40 Going To Do With Its Best Music In Years?
(Jul 11, 2006)

XM, Sirius could pair to fend off other digital technologies
(Jul 10, 2006)

Listen up: HD radio struggling to be heard
(Jul 03, 2006)

Keeping Track of Jack, Bob and Pals
(Jun 29, 2006)

What Are Adult Hits' 25-to-54 Winners Doing Right?
(Jun 28, 2006)

ProLink Brings Advertising to Golf Carts
(Jun 25, 2006)

Internet & Multimedia 2006: On-Demand Media Explodes
(Jun 20, 2006)

A Breakthrough For African-American News/Talk
(Jun 19, 2006)

Hearing Red: Does Cardinals' Switch to Smaller Station Signal Eclipse of Free Radio Broadcasts?
(Jun 19, 2006)

"Top 40 Boom Time!" Session Set For July Conclave
(Jun 16, 2006)

Summer anthems heating up airwaves
(Jun 09, 2006)

Welcome to the New Edison Media Research Website!
(Jun 09, 2006)

'Hips' a mover & a shaker
(Jun 07, 2006)

Prime Time for Hi-Def
(Jun 02, 2006)

Use of the Cell Phone as a Media Measurement Device
(Jun 01, 2006)

First Listen: WFNX’s "Snapple Summer Free-For-All"
(May 31, 2006)

Rock stars orbiting DJ space
(May 26, 2006)

Handicapping The Summer Song Of 2006
(May 25, 2006)

Hip-Hop: Faltering? Or Just Fragmented?
(May 19, 2006)

A Positive Plan for HD Radio:
A Branded Audio Entertainment Strategy
(May 10, 2006)

Dylan jokes, talks of music as he spins songs on XM
(May 03, 2006)

The Next Ten Years: Radio's Biggest Challenge
(May 03, 2006)

The New, Wide World of Radio
(May 02, 2006)

First Listen: KQMV Seattle (Alan Burns’ Movin’ Format)
(May 02, 2006)

Pied Piper for ex-Stern listeners still sought
(Apr 30, 2006)

New Technology In Broadcasting Platforms Doesn't Deter AM/FM Listeners
(Apr 26, 2006)

Christmas Music: The Gift That Keeps On Giving
(Apr 26, 2006)

CBS Is Said to Be Seeking to Replace Stern's Replacement
(Apr 21, 2006)

Young's Anti-war Album a Growing Drumbeat
(Apr 19, 2006)

When Contest Winners Will Not Scream
(Apr 18, 2006)

'Infinite Dial' Finds Internet Radio Surge, But Podcasts Remain Odd Casts
(Apr 17, 2006)

In a World of Niche-Based Programming, Oldies Were No Longer Goodies at WBIG
(Apr 16, 2006)

Study: Radio Holding Up Against New Media
(Apr 14, 2006)

Digital Platforms Extend Radio Beyond AM/FM Dial
(Apr 13, 2006)

The Infinite Dial: Radio's Digital Platforms - Online, Satellite, HD Radio and Podcasting
(Apr 13, 2006)

Study: Web Radio Listening Up 50%
(Apr 13, 2006)

Satellite Radio Awareness Climbs To 61%
(Apr 13, 2006)

(Slightly) Older Artists (Slowly) Reclaim A Foothold At Top 40
(Apr 12, 2006)

The Unexamined Lives of Men
(Apr 04, 2006)

Oldies era comes to end in D.C. radio
(Apr 04, 2006)

In Search Of Women Who Rock
(Apr 04, 2006)

New action against bribes fights a practice that goes back decades
(Apr 02, 2006)

Listeners Report Paying Close Attention to Live Traffic Reports and Their Sponsors
(Mar 30, 2006)

Can Older 'American Idol' Singers Find Success?
(Mar 24, 2006)

Do You Think He's Sexy?
(Mar 23, 2006)

Has Modern AC's Time Come Again?
(Mar 19, 2006)

Once Technology Shy, Country Consumers are Catching Up
(Mar 15, 2006)

So What Is AC Going To Do About The Early ’90s?
(Mar 08, 2006)

Praising Mass-Appeal In An Increasingly Niched World
(Feb 21, 2006)

Parents get together via iPod 'radio'
(Feb 14, 2006)

Time has come for reggaeton
(Feb 01, 2006)

Headliners lean on guests
(Jan 18, 2006)

Mall Radio Network Releases Results of Edison Media Research Consumer Study of in-Mall Advertising, Entertainment and Purchasing Decisions
(Jan 17, 2006)

Reggaeton Igniting
(Jan 15, 2006)

Radio One Forms People's Station
(Jan 12, 2006)

Podcasting for Love and Profit
(Jan 12, 2006)

News/Talk on FM: An Overnight Success That Took 15 Years
(Jan 12, 2006)

Local radio stations 'jack' up their playlists to compete with iPods
(Jan 08, 2006)

ProLink Solutions, Cadillac Partner for Successful National Advertising Campaign
(Jan 06, 2006)

SelectRadio Software for Wireless Handhelds Redefines the Portable Audio Experience, Freeing Users from Playlist Fatigue
(Jan 05, 2006)

The Most Intriguing New Stations Of 2005
(Jan 03, 2006)

All Christmas, at Least Part of the Time
(Dec 26, 2005)

Power Shift
(Dec 25, 2005)

Do you hear what I hear? Christmas classics rank high among digital downloads
(Dec 24, 2005)

Some see shift in Christmas Traditions
(Dec 23, 2005)

Radio jingles its Christmas bells
(Dec 20, 2005)

That old-time rock and roll
(Dec 18, 2005)

Heating up the airwaves
(Dec 16, 2005)

Golf Cart Ads Recalled by 70 Percent of Golfers
(Dec 13, 2005)

Snowball effect for Christmas music, radio stations
(Dec 11, 2005)

'Jingle Bell' Rocks Around The Clock: It's Christmas 24/7 at 2 Radio Stations
(Dec 02, 2005)

Songs That Made A Difference In 2005: "Smoke From A Distant Fire"?
(Dec 01, 2005)

Are You Lonesome Tonight?
(Nov 30, 2005)

Star Wars
(Nov 30, 2005)

Holiday Albums On The Rise
(Nov 25, 2005)

The Azerbaijan Parliamentary Exit Poll
(Nov 17, 2005)

They Look Nothing Like Rush Limbaugh
(Nov 13, 2005)

The Future Of Radio: Rock Is Out, Talk And Latin In As Industry Reinvents Itself
(Nov 11, 2005)

Rock band finds Journey far from over
(Nov 11, 2005)

This Is What It Sounds Like When Formats Die (Or Don’t)
(Nov 09, 2005)

Azerbaijan opposition rejects election results, calls for mass rally
(Nov 07, 2005)

Honk if you love country
(Nov 07, 2005)

Azeri ruling party wins majority: private exit poll
(Nov 06, 2005)

Mitofsky International to conduct exit polls in Parliamentary Elections in Azerbaijan
(Nov 04, 2005)

Bob And Jack: Everything You Know Is Wrong?
(Nov 02, 2005)

WNIC-FM is ready to play yule tunes
(Oct 31, 2005)

As Top 40 Rocks, Artist Ownership Questioned
(Oct 28, 2005)

Should You Open Your Music Meeting to Listeners?
(Oct 25, 2005)

Adults Like Hip-Hop, Teens Like Classic Rock, So Where's The Coalition?
(Oct 14, 2005)

The Rise of Consumer Generated Media, and Why it Matters to Your Station
(Oct 11, 2005)

Streaming Radio Gains 38 Million Listeners
(Oct 11, 2005)

An Internet Radio Show Gains Traction
(Oct 06, 2005)

More local programs are going the distance
(Oct 04, 2005)

ConnSTEP Takes to the Airwaves
(Oct 03, 2005)

Does Terrestrial Radio Need National Brands?
(Oct 03, 2005)

Little Radio rebel revels in Internet music scene
(Oct 02, 2005)

The Beat Goes On
(Sep 22, 2005)

Nearly Three in Ten Teens Find Radio Commercials Always or Usually Informative
(Sep 20, 2005)

On the Importance of Radio Station Blogging
(Sep 19, 2005)

Three Stations Go "Commercial Free," But Can You? First Listen: WDRE/WBON Long Island, N.Y.
(Sep 19, 2005)

Payola scandal again rocking, roiling radio
(Sep 19, 2005)

Fading Out
(Sep 17, 2005)

Coldplay gets back to basics
(Sep 02, 2005)

Urban music with a Latin flair
(Sep 01, 2005)

West bucks the trends
(Aug 30, 2005)

Is There a Halo Effect for Remakes?
(Aug 23, 2005)

Is There A Halo Effect for Remakes?
(Aug 23, 2005)

Why Satellite Radio Is Beaming
(Aug 11, 2005)

Whatever Reggaeton’s Future, A Permanent Change In The Landscape
(Aug 11, 2005)

Whatever Reggaeton’s Future, A Permanent Change In The Landscape
(Aug 11, 2005)

New 'roadcasting' concept allows music sharing in and between cars
(Aug 03, 2005)

Isolating our points of viewing
(Jul 31, 2005)

Reggaeton gets solo tryout on station formats
(Jul 27, 2005)

Vertical Horizon ready to 'Go' with new label
(Jul 22, 2005)

Radio less enamored of Idols than TV
(Jul 18, 2005)

Jack and Bob and Hank and Ben: Meet Radio's Hottest Nonentities
(Jul 17, 2005)

Finding And Selling Today’s Best Music
(Jul 14, 2005)

50,000,000 Survey Respondents Can Be Wrong!
(Jul 14, 2005)

Nearly Three in Ten 12-17 Year-Olds Would Give up TV over Video Games
(Jul 14, 2005)

Finding And Selling Today’s Best Music
(Jul 13, 2005)

Jack Explosion To Fuel Conclave Session
(Jul 13, 2005)

50,000,000 Survey Respondents Can be Wrong!
(Jul 11, 2005)

JACK and BOB, radio's surprisingly popular rebels
(Jul 11, 2005)

S.C. Band Readies for Release
(Jul 08, 2005)

Do Not Call! How is your Research Being Affected by this Popular Law?
(Jul 01, 2005)

Do Jocks Matter?
(Jul 01, 2005)

Fewer Find Radio “Frequently Too Dirty/Explicit” than Network TV
(Jul 01, 2005)

Audio Killed the Radio Star?
(Jul 01, 2005)

Has the Do Not Call Registry Turned Out To Be a Survey Researcher’s Best Friend?
(Jul 01, 2005)

Radio tries to reach young Latinos with 'hurban' format
(Jun 29, 2005)

Knocking on the Door, but Not Staying Long
(Jun 27, 2005)

Seven Mary Three comes to SpeedPark
(Jun 24, 2005)

Second Helpings of Stardom
(Jun 24, 2005)

Sparking Debate, Radio Czar Retools Government Media
(Jun 20, 2005)

Radio's Bob FM tries to be everything to everyone
(Jun 20, 2005)

All about JACK
(Jun 20, 2005)

WOMC adds new general manager
(Jun 17, 2005)

Radio dials away from ‘oldies’ listeners
(Jun 16, 2005)

Arbitron & Edison Know Jack
(Jun 15, 2005)

Jack, Bob and “25-54itis” – Plus Your Thoughts on WCBS-FM
(Jun 14, 2005)

A Return To 25-54itis?
(Jun 14, 2005)

Adult Hits: An Early Look at the Numbers Driving Jack, Bob and Friends
(Jun 14, 2005)

Antenna Adjustment
(Jun 14, 2005)

Study: Cume, Not TSL Driving Jack Ratings
(Jun 14, 2005)

What's next for the 46-year-old 'King of Pop'?
(Jun 13, 2005)

Radio Sets Eyes on Podcast Profit
(Jun 11, 2005)

Collective Soul makes its own way
(Jun 10, 2005)

Radio stations nudge oldies format off the air
(Jun 09, 2005)

Social commentary is the Peas' 'Business'
(Jun 08, 2005)

Shakira switches back to Spanish for new CD
(Jun 08, 2005)

Adults 45+ Believe Online Radio is "Fun"
(Jun 08, 2005)

Goodbye, WCBS-FM, Hello JACK.
(Jun 07, 2005)

Researching the Cell-Phone-Only Crowd: As Some Give Up Their Land-Line, Radio Researchers Must Adjust
(Jun 07, 2005)

WCBS-FM: A Final Appreciation
(Jun 07, 2005)

Not Dead Yet! The Online Rebirth of WCBS-FM
(Jun 07, 2005)

After Decades on the Dial, Cousin Brucie Falls Victim to a Changing Media World
(Jun 06, 2005)

Researching the Cell-Phone-Only Crowd: As Some Give Up Their Land-Line, Radio Researchers Must Adjust
(Jun 06, 2005)

Talk Radio Icon Says Ditto to Podcast
(Jun 04, 2005)

Oldies CBS-FM, DJs booted for Jack
(Jun 04, 2005)

Catch Coldplay
(Jun 02, 2005)

Name Game: The KNOB Goes Bobbing for Listeners
(Jun 01, 2005)

Even In An On-Demand World, Don’t Lose Radio’s “Shared Experience”
(May 27, 2005)

First Listen: KYCY (KYOU Radio), San Francisco's Podcast Format
(May 27, 2005)

More than One in Ten Men Age 18 to 34 Own a DVR
(May 27, 2005)

Variety Format Takes Off at Radio Stations
(May 24, 2005)

Ex-Tucsonans pioneer all-hurban radio: Sean Ross comments in the Arizona Daily Star
(May 22, 2005)

DC area oldies listeners now know 'Jack' about format: Sean Ross comments in the Washington Post
(May 21, 2005)

'The River' Goes Against Tide: Sean Ross comments in the Boston Globe
(May 19, 2005)

One in Five Stern Listeners Likely to Subscribe to Sirius for Stern
(May 17, 2005)

From Frankie, Sunny Joe and Donnie to an R&B Jack/Bob Format
(May 17, 2005)

Borough Debates Progress: Edison Conducts Highland Park's Shoppers Survey
(May 16, 2005)

Radio changes its tune to recapture listeners: Sean Ross comments in the USA Today
(May 11, 2005)

Clear Channel in tune with format changes, competition: Sean Ross comments in the Tampa Bay Business Journal
(May 06, 2005)

Spot Load Study 2005: Managing Radio Commercial Inventories for Advertisers and Listeners
(May 04, 2005)

The Care And Feeding Of Variety: Building A 1,000 Song Library
(May 04, 2005)

Listeners Prefer Three Breaks of Four Spots to Two Breaks of Six Spots
(May 04, 2005)

Consumers Say Fewer Commercials Lead to More Radio Listening
(May 04, 2005)

The Catholic Vote 2004: “Religious” Voters Aren’t Always “Right”
(May 02, 2005)

Can commercial radio withstand satellite radio's challenge? Larry Rosin weighs in.
(May 01, 2005)

Is Latino-targeted progamming the future of radio? Sean Ross comments in the Washington Post
(May 01, 2005)

If you don't know Jack, ask Sean Ross: Thoughts on KRQI's format switch
(Apr 28, 2005)

Sirius has passed XM in awareness.
(Apr 25, 2005)

Money drives the shift in FM's broadcast mix: Sean Ross on Philadelphia's loss of a modern rock station
(Apr 25, 2005)

Des Moines loses the Beat; Sean Ross comments on KDRB
(Apr 21, 2005)

TiVo transforms TV gossip; Arbitron/Edison study shows DVR's impact
(Apr 20, 2005)

Green Day’s Lessons For Radio And The Music Biz
(Apr 18, 2005)

Edison survey shows Country music enthusiasm on the rise
(Apr 17, 2005)

Sean Ross: iPods, Satellite Radio Are Annoyances, Not Threats, to Radio
(Apr 17, 2005)

How radio can capture younger listeners who download music off the Internet
(Apr 17, 2005)

Arbitron and Edison: More People Listen To Radio Ads Than TV Ads
(Apr 13, 2005)

LA Times: Edison/Mitofsky data shows Bush made inroads among Jewish voters
(Apr 12, 2005)

Would Research Have Killed the Classics? Let's Go To The Tape
(Apr 11, 2005)

Will deal with AOL push XM ahead in race against Sirius?
(Apr 11, 2005)

Can podcasting help radio?
(Apr 10, 2005)

Will Digital Kill the Radio Star? Arbitron/Edison study has answer
(Apr 10, 2005)

Hurban heats up radio: Sean Ross on the growing trend
(Apr 09, 2005)

Can't Keep Her Down: Sean Ross on Ashlee Simpson's resiliency
(Apr 01, 2005)

Jack/Bob: When To Co-Opt, When To Fight
(Mar 31, 2005)

Radio stations scramble to be heard as Arbitron/Edison study shows impact of satellite radio and iPods
(Mar 31, 2005)

Broadband users choosing Internet over TV and radio
(Mar 29, 2005)

Arbitron/Edison Media Research study shows Americans are changing the way they access media
(Mar 28, 2005)

Are iPods taking over? Arbitron and Edison Media Research study has surprising answer
(Mar 28, 2005)

Are television commercials a thing of the past?
(Mar 27, 2005)

Is Ashlee Simpson’s career over? Sean Ross weighs in
(Mar 27, 2005)

DVRs finding niche, according to Arbitron/Edison Media Research study
(Mar 26, 2005)

Arbitron/Edison Media Reseach data explains Clear Channel’s Internet radio push
(Mar 26, 2005)

Digital video recorders having a big impact
(Mar 26, 2005)

Arbitron/Edison Media Research study concludes consumers are taking control of media
(Mar 25, 2005)

Talk Radio Turns Blue: Sean Ross on Air America’s success
(Mar 25, 2005)

Arbitron and Edison Media Research: Consumers Want Their Media On Demand And Online
(Mar 23, 2005)

Internet & Multimedia 2005: The On-Demand Media Consumer
(Mar 23, 2005)

Old media’s not dead yet
(Mar 23, 2005)

Arbitron/Edison Media: Americans Diggin’ Their On-Demand Toys
(Mar 23, 2005)

Can Jack FM survive in Los Angeles? Sean Ross on Arrow's switch to a radical new format
(Mar 21, 2005)

Arbitron and Edison Media Research: 35+ Demos A Challenge for Satellite Radio
(Mar 18, 2005)

Sean Ross analyzes how all-Christmas stations fared in Salt Lake City this winter
(Mar 18, 2005)

Study: Americans Love Their On-Demand Media
(Mar 17, 2005)

Lessons Learned from the CRS/Edison Country P1 Study
(Mar 15, 2005)

Modern Rock’s Product Is Better, Why Aren’t The Numbers?
(Mar 14, 2005)

Study: Face of media changes
(Mar 14, 2005)

Dirty Southern Punk Rock: Sean Ross explains a new trend for African-American musicians
(Mar 11, 2005)

Dance music fans, don't despair: Sean Ross notes the growth of speciality radio
(Mar 09, 2005)

Edison Data Shakes Up Country Radio
(Mar 08, 2005)

CRS 2005
(Mar 07, 2005)

Edison Study Reports Positive News for Country
(Mar 04, 2005)

Inifinity to Stream News, News-Talk Stations
(Mar 03, 2005)

Country radio gathering on stable ground
(Mar 02, 2005)

How All-Christmas Stations Fared In 2004
(Feb 25, 2005)

As the dial turns: Party 93 dances away, is Rock 93
(Feb 16, 2005)

One Night In Bangkok Makes A Rock Fan...Nostalgic?
(Feb 09, 2005)

Internet Radio Poised for a Tune-Around
(Feb 07, 2005)

Punk rock grows up: Sean Ross on Green Day's longevity
(Jan 31, 2005)

Adventures in the Land of Retail
(Jan 31, 2005)

Don’t Drop Oldies Before You’ve Read This
(Jan 24, 2005)

Radio rival comes to aid of KBEM
(Jan 23, 2005)

Can Rock and Roll Live Forever? Sean Ross on the apparent demise of Rock radio
(Jan 18, 2005)

Out with the old, in with the new: Sean Ross explains the shuffling of program directors
(Jan 15, 2005)

Edison and Mitofsky data shows most unmarried women voted for Kerry
(Jan 15, 2005)

Larry Rosin comments on the Top 5 CEOs in 2005
(Jan 14, 2005)

What We Learned From Testing Christmas Music In 2004
(Jan 13, 2005)

The Most Intriguing New Stations of 2004
(Jan 05, 2005)

Sirius Numbers: Sean Ross predicts satellite radio's success in 2005
(Dec 28, 2004)

Arbitron, Edison To Study Radio Spotloads
(Dec 22, 2004)

Songs That Made A Difference in 2004
(Dec 14, 2004)

Where the Listeners Are: Tom Webster says they're online
(Dec 13, 2004)

Is Hoobastank the next Incubus? Sean Ross compares the two
(Dec 10, 2004)

Star hosts can sizzle or fizzle
(Dec 08, 2004)

Picking Up Cell Phone Voters
(Dec 08, 2004)

Jingle All the Time
(Dec 08, 2004)

Worst holiday songs
(Dec 07, 2004)

Turning Up the Volume
(Dec 06, 2004)

Cole Tops Noel List
(Dec 06, 2004)

Edison says it matters which version of a hit Christmas song you play
(Dec 06, 2004)

Bush, blacks and values
(Dec 05, 2004)

Edison's new approach to radio research
(Dec 03, 2004)

What’s Wrong with Focus Groups?
(Dec 03, 2004)

First Listen: WQCD (CD101.9)’s “New York Chill”
(Dec 02, 2004)

THE EDISON CHRISTMAS MUSIC TEST
(Dec 02, 2004)

Holiday music arrives early
(Dec 02, 2004)

Top Christmas Song? ‘Christmas Song’
(Dec 02, 2004)

Lite-FM, WPLJ joining all-Christmas parade
(Nov 29, 2004)

Kerry failed to score big among first-time New Mexico voters
(Nov 28, 2004)

Will Chicago Love “Soft Jammin’ Oldies”? First Listen: WILV (Love 100.3) Chicago
(Nov 22, 2004)

Solo Stefani: A lion in lamb’s clothing
(Nov 22, 2004)

This year’s stocking stuffers are coming
(Nov 21, 2004)

It’s Beginning to Sound a Lot Like Christmas
(Nov 21, 2004)

Saving ‘Saving Private Ryan’
(Nov 17, 2004)

Gay marriage gained Bush black votes
(Nov 14, 2004)

For New York Evangelicals, a Political Conversion
(Nov 14, 2004)

Blogging As Typing, Not Journalism
(Nov 12, 2004)

Stations get caught up in Net
(Nov 11, 2004)

Standing their ground
(Nov 10, 2004)

How Americans Voted: A Political Portrait
(Nov 08, 2004)

Bush got majority of Catholic vote in US, but not in state
(Nov 08, 2004)

Experts say polls don’t deserve a black eye
(Nov 07, 2004)

Four years for what?
(Nov 07, 2004)

Democrats should join bandwagon
(Nov 07, 2004)

Fayetteville an island of blue
(Nov 07, 2004)

More black voters supported Bush in election
(Nov 07, 2004)

Moral values propelled Bush
(Nov 07, 2004)

Kerry’s economy message failed to catch on
(Nov 07, 2004)

Exit polls show spike in youth vote
(Nov 07, 2004)

18 to 24s—unnoticeable at the polls
(Nov 06, 2004)

Democrats Losses Go Far Beyond One Defeat
(Nov 04, 2004)

Faith takes key role in political landscape
(Nov 04, 2004)

View Election 2004 Exit Poll Results
(Nov 03, 2004)

And now…let the exit polling begin
(Nov 02, 2004)

Statewide voters split
(Nov 02, 2004)

Networks hope to avoid exit-poll excesses, errors
(Nov 02, 2004)

How Projections Are Made
(Nov 02, 2004)

Slow and steady calls the race this time
(Nov 01, 2004)

On Election Night…Will the Networks Get It Right?
(Nov 01, 2004)

Broadcasters brace for bumpy night
(Nov 01, 2004)

Electing a President: Election Day
(Nov 01, 2004)

“Gun-shy TV anchors to use glitzy data blitz”
(Nov 01, 2004)

“Cue the Hubbub”
(Nov 01, 2004)

“Networks Learning from Past Election Mistakes”
(Oct 31, 2004)

“Networks aim to be last—and right—on election night”
(Oct 31, 2004)

“Trying to avoid repeat of 2000 election”
(Oct 30, 2004)

“Questions and answers about the exit poll operation”
(Oct 30, 2004)

“Early voting may add twist to exit polling”
(Oct 30, 2004)

“Networks struggle with reporting narrow election”"
(Oct 29, 2004)

“Brown learns he can’t serve as Kerry elector, steps down”
(Oct 29, 2004)

“Networks will look to Somerville Tuesday”
(Oct 28, 2004)

“Listen Up! If you’re not advertising on internet radio, you could be missing out”
(Oct 28, 2004)

What to Watch for on Election Night
(Oct 28, 2004)

The Boss Is Back. Can “Boss Radio” Be Far Behind?
(Oct 28, 2004)

“Microsoft Announces New Premier Level of Windows Media Hosting Provider Certification Program”
(Oct 27, 2004)

Election Nightmare Scenarios for 2004
(Oct 26, 2004)

“Satellite Radio: A Challenge from the Sky”
(Oct 26, 2004)

“Preview: Election Night 2004”
(Oct 26, 2004)

A Modest Proposal to Reduce Illegal File Sharing
(Oct 25, 2004)

“Media: Networks taking steps to avoid a repeat of 2000 fiasco”
(Oct 24, 2004)

“Results of exit polls lie in hands of 12 experts”
(Oct 24, 2004)

“UO selected to conduct ‘exit’ poll”
(Oct 23, 2004)

“Radio Free Howard”
(Oct 21, 2004)

“Networks vow caution, not speed, in calling races”
(Oct 21, 2004)

“Hip-hop and rap music favorite of youth”
(Oct 20, 2004)

Election Resources
(Oct 20, 2004)

How All-Christmas Stations Fared In The Spring Book
(Oct 20, 2004)

“Clay still finds home welcome”
(Oct 19, 2004)

‘Alter Boys’
(Oct 15, 2004)

“Bill Gates, DJ”
(Oct 13, 2004)

The Question that Sends Campaigns and Pundits onto the Wrong Track
(Oct 13, 2004)

“Extras have minuses”
(Oct 13, 2004)

“Networks to Test New Exit Polling System”
(Oct 13, 2004)

Radio Sawa
(Oct 12, 2004)

“Networks Vow Caution in Calling Election”
(Oct 12, 2004)

“How Stern’s move could reset the dial”
(Oct 11, 2004)

What Stern Really Means For Satellite Radio (And Terrestrial Broadcasters)
(Oct 11, 2004)

Election Nightmare Scenarios for 2004, Part Four
(Oct 11, 2004)

Maverick Records - Alanis Morissette
(Oct 11, 2004)

"Stern's deal may be sign satellite radio has arrived"
(Oct 10, 2004)

"Will Stern turn satellite radio into a star?"
(Oct 07, 2004)

Move is blow to Viacom's radio business
(Oct 07, 2004)

Shock jock to move to satellite radio
(Oct 07, 2004)

Radio facing music of change
(Oct 07, 2004)

The Velvet Vox
(Oct 01, 2004)

Why Callout Hits No Longer Have Legs
(Sep 30, 2004)

Election Nightmare Scenarios for 2004, Part Three
(Sep 28, 2004)

Can satellites spur renaissance of radio?
(Sep 27, 2004)

Attack of the Radio Clones
(Sep 17, 2004)

Minnesota polls show Kerry leading, then Bush. Who's right?
(Sep 16, 2004)

Microsoft’s Sound-Alike Radio Stations
(Sep 16, 2004)

Edison Nightmare Scenarios for 2004, Part Two
(Sep 13, 2004)

Election Nightmare Scenarios for 2004
(Sep 07, 2004)

Long-quiet artists return to warm welcome
(Sep 02, 2004)

What Was The Summer Hit Of 2004?
(Sep 01, 2004)

Where the Presidential Election Stands Today and Why This Election is So Hard to Predict
(Aug 30, 2004)

Radio Beat: Record charts and countdowns are dusty, but not dead yet
(Aug 27, 2004)

The Demonization of the Contest Pig
(Aug 26, 2004)

“Stairway To Heaven,” “Summer Of ‘69” And The Myth Of Songs That Test Where They Aren’t Supposed To
(Aug 25, 2004)

The Power of Negative Advertising: It’s Not Only Useful For Politicians
(Aug 24, 2004)

Radio turns deaf ear to third-season Idols
(Aug 11, 2004)

Is Christian Radio Meant For So Much More?
(Aug 09, 2004)

Co-opting Context
(Jul 25, 2004)

What CC’s Spotload Initiative Means For You
(Jul 22, 2004)

As Mood On Iraq Changes, So Does Its Place In Pop Music
(Jul 14, 2004)

99 Problems, But Your Name Ain’t One: Are Heritage Calls Really A Liability?
(Jul 06, 2004)

When Is A Hip-Hop Record Ready To Cross Over?
(Jul 01, 2004)

Are Jack and Bob Mere Mortals?
(Jun 23, 2004)

Are You Ready For Extreme Country?
(Jun 10, 2004)

First The Throwback Jersey: Now, A Throwback Radio Station?
(Jun 04, 2004)

Adult Modern’s “Pinprick,” More Bob/Jack Ratings, And Other Stories From The Winter Book
(May 19, 2004)

How All-Christmas Stations Fared In The Winter Book
(May 11, 2004)

First Look: Scott Shannon’s “True Oldies Channel”
(May 04, 2004)

Rock Radio Listeners to the FCC: “Hands off that Radio Dial”
(Apr 23, 2004)

Hell Is In the Details: Fixing What Goes In-Between The Records
(Apr 21, 2004)

A New Generation Of Teen Pop
(Apr 08, 2004)

How Did Modern Gold Come Back Before The Rhythmic 90s?
(Apr 01, 2004)

There Are Hits That You Haven’t Tested: And Other Things I Learned From My Spring Music Test
(Mar 25, 2004)

Internet & Multimedia 12: The Value of Internet Broadcast Advertising
(Mar 23, 2004)

Rock Radio Listeners to the FCC: “Hands off that Radio Dial”
(Mar 23, 2004)

Jack/Bob Comes (Back) To America
(Mar 17, 2004)

As More Listeners Feel The Spirit, How Should Existing Formats Respond?
(Mar 11, 2004)

Broadcasters Finally Address Indecency, But Larger Issues Remain
(Mar 03, 2004)

Panel Cuts Didn’t Speed Up Country Chart
(Feb 25, 2004)

Songs That Will Never Test…Until They Do
(Feb 18, 2004)

Top 40’s Fall Decline: Why It Was Worse in 2003
(Feb 12, 2004)

Does Notoriety Mean A Radio Hit? More And More
(Feb 04, 2004)

Christmas Came Early And Broadcasters Still Got A Present
(Jan 28, 2004)

First Look: “Modern Standards” Red 104/St.Louis
(Jan 21, 2004)

A Rush And A Push And The Land Is Ours? Thoughts On The Adult-Modern Boom
(Jan 14, 2004)

The Most Intriguing Stations of 2003
(Jan 02, 2004)

Songs That Made A Difference in 2003
(Dec 17, 2003)

So This Is Christmas: What Have You Done?
(Dec 10, 2003)

KLBU Santa Fe, NM: Radio Finally Chills Out
(Dec 03, 2003)

Wanna Be Startin’ Something?
(Nov 26, 2003)

A Shift At Pop Radio, If Not A Shift In Listener Tastes
(Nov 19, 2003)

Recapturing the Power of No. 1
(Nov 12, 2003)

Trouble Where You Least Expect It
(Nov 05, 2003)

If Rhythmic AC Works in London, Why Not Here?
(Oct 29, 2003)

Shifting Gears: The In-Car Study (presented at NAB Europe)
(Oct 27, 2003)

The National In-Car Study: Can Radio Defend Its Turf?
(Oct 23, 2003)

Has Callout Become the New Request Line?
(Oct 22, 2003)

First Look: WRLL Chicago — An Interview with Tommy Edwards
(Oct 15, 2003)

A Faster Country Chart: Now What?
(Oct 08, 2003)

Do Owners Understand Hip-Hop?
(Oct 01, 2003)

The Care and Feeding of “Anti-Radio”
(Sep 24, 2003)

Internet & Multimedia 11: New Media Enters the Mainstream
(Sep 23, 2003)

So What Does the New, New Blink Sound Like?
(Sep 17, 2003)

The National Record Buyers Study 3
(Jun 23, 2003)

Internet & Multimedia 10: The Emerging Digital Consumer
(Mar 07, 2003)

Super Bowl Dreams For Country Music: Winning Over Today¹s Younger Generation
(Feb 24, 2003)

It may be Shocking – but it’s what Rock listeners want
(Oct 29, 2002)

Internet IX: The Media and Entertainment World of Online Consumers
(Sep 06, 2002)

The National Record Buyers Study II
(Aug 21, 2002)

Winning the Country Campaign
(Mar 03, 2002)

Internet VIII: Advertising vs. Subscription: Which Streaming Model Will Win?
(Feb 26, 2002)

To XM or Not to XM – A Radio Researcher’s Perspective
(Feb 18, 2002)

UK Record Breakers Study
(Feb 01, 2002)

What Advertisers Really Think About Radio
(Nov 15, 2001)

Internet VII: The Internet & Streaming: What Consumers Want Next
(Sep 10, 2001)

The National Record Buyers Study
(Jun 19, 2001)

The Need for Speed
(Apr 27, 2001)

TV in the New Media World
(Mar 26, 2001)

Internet VI: Streaming at a Crossroads
(Feb 02, 2001)

The Side Channel Study: Extending Your Brand on the Internet
(Dec 01, 2000)

Radio Station Web Site Content: An In-Depth Look
(Nov 20, 2000)

Internet Study V: 20 Startling New Insights About the Internet and Streaming
(Sep 21, 2000)

Internet Study IV: The Rock Spin
(Jun 14, 2000)

Radio's Future - Today's 12 to 24 Year Olds
(May 17, 2000)

Internet Study IV: The Buying Power of Streamies
(Apr 10, 2000)

Getting More Internet Advertising Dollars on Your Station
(Mar 30, 2000)

Country One Year Later
(Mar 03, 2000)

The Web Catches and Reshapes Radio
(Jan 16, 2000)

The Internet, Your Audience and E-Commerce
(Oct 26, 1999)

A Statistician Looks at Country
(Oct 12, 1999)

Internet Study III: Broadcasters vs. Webcasters: Which Business Model Will Win?
(Sep 02, 1999)

Internet Study II: Radio and E-Commerce
(Jun 30, 1999)

Spot Load Study: Will Your Audience Be Right Back After These Messages?
(Jun 12, 1999)

Internet Study I: Radio in the New Media World
(Nov 04, 1998)

At-Work Study: Radio Goes to Work
(Sep 24, 1997)