As it appear I had nearly forgotten about being able to post each of our bibliography sections as blog posts. Therefore, in order to catch up on some much needed blogging, I’ll indulge in a quick way to increase my blog count #NotShiftyAtAll #Sorry #IHopeThisDoesn’tLookRushed.

AUDIO PART 1

http://www.commercialradio.com.au/content/mediareleases/2015/2015-01-23-figures-show-a-strong-year-in-commercia#.VzV7WPlcSko
The purpose of this census was to gather data on the Australian radio audience between the year of 2014 and 2015, comparing the figures of the current year (at the time) to those before it and determining the growth of the medium. In this, not only were we able to see a growth in radio audiences, but a rise in listeners despite the growing audience for television, indicating that rather than an audience shift, it was gaining numbers by its own merit. This became an integral part in my argument for the audio essay in attempting to prove that the strength of audio based mediums had not diminished amongst more modern media, but in fact had increased. Being both a recent study and being from a respected and official source, not only was with trustworthy source for the presentation, but a relevant one as well, offering vast amounts of useful information.