This Week's Insights: How streaming is changing music... The selfie-driven museum... The data-driven bestseller... How museums' purposes are being redefined... The first five-billion-view video How Streaming (And Its Data) Is Transforming Music: Now that the music business (and musicians) have granular data about how (and what) people are listening to, we can also see how … [Read more...]
This Week’s Top Audience Insight Stories
This Week's Insights: How music streaming has changed the music audience... how to double your museum's attendance... How "Roseanne"'s monster ratings might change TV... How selfies are creating a new "museum" model... Can Cambridge Analytica algorithms really change what you believe? How Subscription Streaming Is Changing The Music Consumer: When the entire recorded … [Read more...]
This Week’s Most Interesting Audience Stories
This Week's Insights: Getting real about crowd psychology... TV networks plan to cut the number of commercials... NPR is pulling in record ratings... Why we really need negative reviews... How Nashville lost its soul to "experience tourism". The Psychology Of Crowds: Any performer can tell you how different one audience is from another. Perform the same lines or play the … [Read more...]
This Week’s Audience Insight Stories
This Week's Insights: The physical toll of being a fan... What kind of diversity are we missing?... Want people to watch something long?... Saudi Arabia builds a new audience for entertainment... How Amazon figures out if it's got a hit. The High Physical Cost Of Being A Fan: Researchers have studied sports fans to determine the impact wins and losses have on them. After a … [Read more...]
This Week In Audience: Should The Oscars Be Worried About Shrinking Audiences?
This Week's Insights: Some surprising benefits of arts field trips... Replacing tech engagement with people engagement... Why most people still stream Netflix on their TVs... Why are the Oscars losing audiences? Obvious 101 - Arts Education Matters: Sometimes school arts field trips can look like they're little more than rote experiences. But one recent study suggests some … [Read more...]