On both mainstream radio and public radio, radio listening is measured by Arbitron and others in the United States. Arbitron and related services have a regional business and regular daytime forecasts but do not collect national host data. Since Arbitron’s coverage in rural areas has substantial gaps, and since there are only a few areas where Arbitron’s proprietary statistics can be measured to rival rating measurers when seeking to assemble a list of the most listened-to radio shows in the United States, there is a great deal of calculation and interpolation.
Songs Banned on Radio in US
Violence, sex, drugs, politics, faith, and just downright loud noise were all justification for censorship of music. Singers are aimed out of dread of their power over audiences, whether mentioning the taboo subject matter, challenging government and commercialism or just disturbing the masses (intentionally or unintentionally). What About the Songs Banned on Radio in US? … Read more
