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by kristopolous
4076 days ago
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This is a common argument but the numbers don't back it. Radio station listenership had tanked and market penetration of pop music with respect to total sales volume is going down. The most popular song rarely constitutes over 0.5% of sales for a given week. The only growth segments I read about are for NPR and non commercial stations. The real idea is that they want the most cheap to produce, easiest to sell commercial on format. I don't believe that they care much about who listens to it. |
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