“Fear Of Missing Out” Is Key In Edison Research 2016 Presentation (Nashville, Tenn. – Feb. 2, 2016) With so much competition from other forms of audio, radio’s top competitive advantage is its urgency. Broadcasters have a unique ability to capitalize on their listeners’ “fear of missing out.” That’s the lead
“What Content Makes Country Radio Matter” (Nashville, Tenn. – Nov. 10, 2015) Edison Research will once again present findings of an extensive research study during Country Radio Seminar 2016 on Tuesday, Feb. 8 at 10 a.m. at the Omni Hotel in downtown Nashville, Tenn. Edison’s Larry Rosin and Megan Lazovick
Research Suggests Country Fans Are “Morning People,” So What Do They Want In Mornings? (Nashville, Tenn – Feb. 26, 2015) – While morning listening has always been a stronghold of Country radio and most other formats, broadcasters are in danger of starting the morning at a disadvantage, according to new
Country Better Equipped Than Most Formats For “Fight of Its Life” To Retain Millennials (Nashville, Tenn. – Feb. 19, 2014) Edison Media Research presented their comprehensive Country music research study presentation on Millennials and Country radio on Feb. 19 at Country Radio Seminar 2014 in Nashville, Tenn. The CRS panel shared
(Nashville, Tenn. – Oct. 21, 2013) – Country Radio Seminar has commissioned a comprehensive Country music research study for presentation at CRS 2014, with data on the increased popularity country music is seeing with the 12-34 year-old age group. The research team at Edison Research is surveying 1500 12-34 year-old
CRS 2013 highlights are now available at www.CountryRadioSeminar.com.
This year’s Country Radio Seminar experienced a 3 percent increase in attendance, compared to CRS 2012. This is the fifth consecutive year the event experienced a growth in attendee numbers.
Ethnographic video research study to take a unique glimpse behind-the-scenes with its “A Day In The Life Of A Country Fan” presentation.
The 2012-2013 Country Radio Seminar Agenda Committee has been finalized, CRS officials announced today. The committee includes 11 new members this year.