Posts Tagged ‘Pandora’
Digital Audio Listeners, 2016-2023
How the mighty fall. Once, the uncontested 800-lbs gorilla of audio streaming platforms, Pandora is falling far behind the new hotness, Spotify.
Read MoreMost Popular Podcast Distribution Channels
Spotify’s focus on developing its podcast content appears to be paying off. Last year, 58.4 million people in the US were expected use Spotify, making up 20.8% of internet users.
Read MoreDigital Marketing News This Week
Topics: The most siginficant announcements to come out of Apple’s 2020 Developer Conference; Keen, Google’s new social collaboration tool; Google Images fact checks; Patagonia joins the growing Facebook advertising boycott; Devin Nunes’ Cow wins in court; YouTube introduces shoppable commercials; Pandora introduces analytics for podcasters; Facebook continues to harbor hate; mobile messaging app stats.
Read MoreSpotify vs. Pandora Listeners, 2017-2023
Pandora is no longer the most popular music streaming service in the US, with Spotify taking the Number One spot in 2019.
Read MoreUS Online Audio/Podcast Reach, 2000-2020
While online audio adoption for younger Americans has leveled off, listening by older adults is on the rise, with 76% of 35-54-year-olds and 42% of adults 55 and older having listened to online audio in the month prior to being surveyed.
Read MoreTop Mobile Apps, 2019 [CHART]
Of the 15 most popular mobile apps, Google owns seven of them; Facebook owns three and Apple only one.
Read MoreWeekly Podcast Listening Frequency [CHART]
While podcast listeners may still be in the minority (76.4 million people in the US will listen to podcasts this year, or one-quarter of the population), surveys have found that among weekly listeners, most are listening to several podcasts a week.
Read MorePandora vs Spotify Listeners, 2015-2023 [CHART]
Pandora may be the most popular music streaming service in the US, but it won’t retain the No. 1 spot for much longer.
Read MoreSubscription Services Market Penetration [CHART]
Media subscription services for video, music and software have become so ingrained in our routines that for many, monthly fees are just a part of life. But consumers can only budget so much for these conveniences. Are media budgets squeezing out meal kits and other subscription box services?
Read MoreApps People Check First Thing In The Morning By Generation [TABLE]
When GfK MRI asked US smartphone users about what mobile apps they checked first thing in the morning on a typical weekday, two-thirds said they looked at text messages, and 63% checked email.
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