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    Consumers who spend the most on entertainment products spend and average of 4.3 hours per week listening to music, compared to 5.1 hours for moderate entertainment spenders, and 6.1 for low spenders Amusement Perks: More Money, More Entertainment  
    Added: 05/06/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/01/2013
    62% of consumers between the ages of 13 and 35 who used streaming music services in Q4 2012 say they used the services more than they had in the past Streaming Music is Gaining on Traditional Radio Among Younger Music Listeners – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/02/2013
    39% of music listeners between the ages of 13 and 35 use Pandora Streaming Music is Gaining on Traditional Radio Among Younger Music Listeners – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/02/2013
    CDs account for 9% of the average weekly music listening time among consumers between the ages of 13 and 35 Streaming Music is Gaining on Traditional Radio Among Younger Music Listeners – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/02/2013
    AM/FM radio accounts for 41% of the average weekly music listening time among consumers aged 36 and over Streaming Music is Gaining on Traditional Radio Among Younger Music Listeners – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/02/2013
    AM/FM radio accounts for 24% of the average weekly music listening time among consumers between the ages of 13 and 35 Streaming Music is Gaining on Traditional Radio Among Younger Music Listeners – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/02/2013
    Internet radio services account for 23% of the average weekly music listening time among consumers between the ages of 13 and 35 Streaming Music is Gaining on Traditional Radio Among Younger Music Listeners – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/02/2013
    80% of US consumers who have downloaded paid music online have done so via Apple iTunes The NPD Group: After 10 Years, Apple Continues Music Download Dominance in the U.S. – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/16/2013
    41% of consumers who listened to music on Pandora and other free music-streaming services believe owning music is still important The NPD Group: After 10 Years, Apple Continues Music Download Dominance in the U.S. – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/16/2013
    30% of US consumers believe listening to albums is important The NPD Group: After 10 Years, Apple Continues Music Download Dominance in the U.S. – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/16/2013
    38% of US consumers believe it is important to own music The NPD Group: After 10 Years, Apple Continues Music Download Dominance in the U.S. – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/16/2013
    Average per-buyer spending on music downloads increased by 6% in 2012 The NPD Group: After 10 Years, Apple Continues Music Download Dominance in the U.S. – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/16/2013
    44M Americans purchased downloadable music in 2012 The NPD Group: After 10 Years, Apple Continues Music Download Dominance in the U.S. – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/16/2013
    AmazonMP3 accounted for 22% of paid music downloads in Q4 2012 The NPD Group: After 10 Years, Apple Continues Music Download Dominance in the U.S. – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/16/2013
    Apple accounted for 63% of paid music downloads in Q4 2012 The NPD Group: After 10 Years, Apple Continues Music Download Dominance in the U.S. – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/16/2013
    35% of US smartphone owners have purchased tickets for movies, games, concerts, or other entertainment events on their devices Mobile Intel Series | Millennial Media  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from Millennial Media Published: 04/19/2013
    45% of US consumers consider it important to keep up with new music The Infinite Dial 2013: Navigating Digital Platforms « Edison Research  
    Added: 04/12/2013 from Edison Research Published: 04/02/2013
    The top 14% of the total US music consumer population accounts for 34% of industry spending Turn it Up: Music Fans Could Spend Up To $2.6B More Annually  
    Added: 03/26/2013 from Nielsen Published: 03/19/2013
    US music fans could spend an additional $2.6B annually if offered behind-the-scenes access to artists and exclusive content Turn it Up: Music Fans Could Spend Up To $2.6B More Annually  
    Added: 03/26/2013 from Nielsen Published: 03/19/2013
    40% of US consumers are responsible for 75% of spending on music Turn it Up: Music Fans Could Spend Up To $2.6B More Annually  
    Added: 03/26/2013 from Nielsen Published: 03/19/2013