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Gilad Goren, a music director for Brandeis University’s WBRS, estimated that about 15 to 20 Brandeis students were listening to the radio station the afternoon he was interviewed by The Crimson...
These days, it seems pretty clear that students rely more on their iTunes than the radio for everyday listening. Radio just doesn’t seem to fit into the everyday routine...
Joshua R. Johnston ’06 explains, “I used to listen to the radio all the time in my car. But I don’t have my car here.” In his experience, “Most people don’t have radios in their rooms.” He believes students just have better things to do. “I watch TV and do work and...go out drinking...
...even for the few who actively seek out campus radio, such as Amanda L. Shapiro ’08, they may find WHRB unsuited to their tastes. “I looked online at the program guide and I was really confused by it,” she complains. “It looked like it was mostly classical. I was disappointed...
...only concrete statistics pertain web-streaming, the newfangled way to listen to the radio online. According to WHRB’s General Manager, Kenneth D. Schultz ’07, over 15,000 streams were launched through their website last month for a total of 12,000 hours. During “Orgy Season” last January—when the various programs showcase the works of specific composers, groups, or artists—the tally reaches 17,000 hours...