AMS Radio Index
Description:
Conducted by GfK Custom Research of Princeton, NJ, for American Media Services September 7-9, 2007

Part of a weekly random digit dialing telephone omnibus survey. Sample includes 1,017 American adults and is considered to reflect American public opinion with + / - 3 percentage points.

1. How often would you say that you listen to the radio? Would you say...

Once a day26%} 63% one or more times a day
Several times a day 37
Several times a week 14
Once or twice a week 6
Not very often10
Not at all 8

2. Compared with five years ago, would you say you are listening to the radio more, less or about the same?

More19%} 74% listen the same or more
About the same 55
Less 26

3. When you get in your car, do you usually turn on the radio?

Yes 74%
No 21
Don't own a car 5

4. Are you currently a subscriber to satellite radio?

Yes11%
No89

5. Asked only of subscribers to satellite radio (sample size is 114)
How satisfied would you say you are with your satellite radio? Would you say...

Very satisfied69%
Somewhat satisfied25
Not very satisfied4
Not at all satisfied 0
Don't know2

6. Asked of subscribers to satellite radio (sample size is 114)
How likely would you say you are to renew your subscription to satellite radio when it expires? Would you say...

Very likely75%
Somewhat likely18
Not very likely5
Not likely at all2

7. Asked of non-subscribers to satellite radio (sample size is 886)
How likely would you say you are to purchase satellite radio for your car or home in the next 12 months? Would you say...

Very likely4%
Somewhat likely7
Not very likely21
Not at all likely68

8. We were wondering what you think would prompt you to listen to regular radio more. Do you think you would listen to the radio more if ... (Answers are percentage answering "yes")

There was more music or entertainment content on the radio66%
There were fewer commercials on the radio66%
There was a greater selection of music on the radio61%
There were new or different formats on the radio43%
There was greater coverage of local news and issues on the radio41%
There was more national news on the radio33%
There was more talk from DJs or announcers on the radio17%
None14%
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