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[babeontheair]

From the net today:

Upscale men dominate adult iPod ownership
A national phone survey of adults over the age of 18 by the Pew Internet & American Life Project, found that more than 22 million American adults own iPods or MP3 players. 29% of them have downloaded podcasts from the Web so that they could listen to audio files at a time of their choosing. "Podcasting" emerged in 2004, as people combined the words "iPod" and "broadcasting." Podcast listeners typically download audio files from the Web onto a computer, transfer the files to an iPod, and listen at their leisure. Of the 22 million adults who own iPods: 13% of men have the players, compared to 9% of women. 16% of African-Americans and English-speaking Latinos own iPods/MP3 players, compared to 9% of non-Latino whites. 19% of those ages 18-28 have iPods/MP3 players. 14% of those ages 29-40 have them 11% of younger Baby Boomers (ages 41-50) have them 6% of older Baby Boomers (ages 51-59) have them 6% of those 60-69 have them 1% of those 70 and older have them iPods/MP3 players are for the upscale. Owners include: 18% of those who live in households earning more than 75,000 13% of those living in households earning 50,000 to 75,000 9% of those living in households earning 30,000-50,000 7% of those living in households earning less than 30,000 Those who use the internet are four times as likely as non-internet users to have iPods/MP3 players 14% of internet users have iPods/MP3 players, compared to 3% of non-internet users. There is no notable gap between those who have broadband access and dial-up users when it comes to podcasting. -RBR


So what thats one out of thirty or something?

 

[mwf114]

> From the net today:
>
> Upscale men dominate adult iPod ownership
> A national phone survey of adults over the age of 18 by the
> Pew Internet & American Life Project, found that more than
> 22 million American adults own iPods or MP3 players. 29% of
> them have downloaded podcasts from the Web so that they
> could listen to audio files at a time of their choosing.
> "Podcasting" emerged in 2004, as people combined the words
> "iPod" and "broadcasting." Podcast listeners typically
> download audio files from the Web onto a computer, transfer
> the files to an iPod, and listen at their leisure. Of the 22
> million adults who own iPods: 13% of men have the players,
> compared to 9% of women. 16% of African-Americans and
> English-speaking Latinos own iPods/MP3 players, compared to
> 9% of non-Latino whites. 19% of those ages 18-28 have
> iPods/MP3 players. 14% of those ages 29-40 have them 11% of
> younger Baby Boomers (ages 41-50) have them 6% of older Baby
> Boomers (ages 51-59) have them 6% of those 60-69 have them
> 1% of those 70 and older have them iPods/MP3 players are for
> the upscale. Owners include: 18% of those who live in
> households earning more than 75,000 13% of those living in
> households earning 50,000 to 75,000 9% of those living in
> households earning 30,000-50,000 7% of those living in
> households earning less than 30,000 Those who use the
> internet are four times as likely as non-internet users to
> have iPods/MP3 players 14% of internet users have iPods/MP3
> players, compared to 3% of non-internet users. There is no
> notable gap between those who have broadband access and
> dial-up users when it comes to podcasting. -RBR
>
>
> So what thats one out of thirty or something?


My question would be, since people in higher income brackets generally have access to the most technology will terrestrial radio program for the people who do not have this tech? Is this why Alternative radio died? The Alt fan has the access to XM,Sirius, Podcasting, etc.?