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Service Provided Via: |
IAAIS Formula |
Notes: |
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Individual radios tuned to a secondary FM signal
(SCA) |
1 person per address |
Receiver needed. Often more than one person at an
address uses a receiver. See Group
Homes |
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Individual radios in a common room at a Nursing
Home or Group Home, Long-Term Care Facility, Low-vision Clinic, Senior Center
or School |
Poll facility twice yearly to define how many
eligible # of individuals who live in or frequent each facility |
It doesn’t matter whether an individual at a
facility is actually listening. The
numbers should include how many can listen and are eligible on any
given day. This can be captured on an
institutional application form or survey that requests specific information |
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Hospital signal provided to individual beds in
via Hospital TV Rental or other method |
# of Licensed Beds |
This figure is usually less than the number of
beds in the facility and is used by other organizations as a legitimate
statistic |
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Retirement complexes that distribute service to
each apartment or residence |
#Number of Residential Units |
Use their figures |
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Internet Sites with registration |
# of registrants on the website |
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Internet Streams with open service |
# of “hits” of internet users of the site. |
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Telephone Systems |
# of registrants to the service |
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Cable SAP |
1 person per address |
Receiver needed |
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Open Cable |
We recommend using percentages from Lighthouse
International, Inc. applied to U.S. Census data for each broadcast area
served |
Home penetration, a common newspaper
term, could be used to represent every cable subscriber household as stated
by the company or municipality. Get “qualified” number of listeners by applying
Census counts to actual subscriber total, then applying Lighthouse stats.
See: http://www.lighthouse.org/research_statistics.htm |
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Open Radio/SAP |
Use Census and Lighthouse stats |
Apply stats to entire population in service area |
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Potential Listeners |
Use Census stats, Lighthouse stats and any local
stats available. |
Many stations use figures for VI seniors as
example (As baby-boomers age, the
potential for qualified listeners grows in tandem) |