📻 Soundcharts for radio programmers Proud to support Les Indés Radios convention at the Paris Radio Show. Thanks to Wilfried PIERRE and Philippe Chapot for the opportunity! We had the chance to showcase how Soundcharts helps radio programmers, including major players like CBC, Radio France, and Radio FG: 🔎 Discover new artists: Access performance metrics across radio, streaming, and social media. 🛠️ Monitor competitors' programming: Track real-time airplay from 2,400+ radios worldwide. 📈 Track rising tracks on playlists: Explore 10M+ playlists worldwide and see which ones are leading trends based on follower growth. 🚀 Boost audience engagement with data-driven programming! #ParisRadioShow #LesIndésRadios #Soundcharts #MusicData #RadioProgramming
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Chrissy Greco, MBA and moi wrote a little something about the shifting landscape of live entertainment. Check out a sample by clicking the link in the post below and sign up for access to the report!
The live entertainment space has evolved in so many ways post-pandemic. The stiff at-home streaming competition is no match for our human desire for in-real-life (IRL) connection. Technology continues to amaze audiences on stages worldwide, and we are reconnecting in venues once thought of as relics of the past. JamBase and Forward did a little digging on what's happening in this entertainment world of ours! - What’s getting people out of the house in 2025? - How are people consuming live entertainment at home? - What are the signals and drivers setting the trends in 2025? We worked with JamBase to answer some of these questions and more. See a sample shared by JamBase here and sign up to get access to the full report https://lnkd.in/e4M65g_J
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