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Edison President quoted in NY Times’ Drilling Down
Larry Rosin speaks about the factors involved in the decrease of radio listeners in the 12-24 demographic, in Shelly Freierman’s Drilling Down.
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Microsoft Zunes in on Apple’s iPod
The eMarketer is quoting Edison Media Research/Arbitron’s study and talking about Microsoft’s digital media player, code-named Zune, that will compete with Apple’s iPod.
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‘Imitation IPod’ Invades Radio
Edison Media Research/Arbitron’s research on adult hits/variety hits radio stations is quoted in Wired News.
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XM, Sirius could pair to fend off other digital technologies
The Automotive News is quoting Edison Media Research/Arbitron’s study on terrestrial, online, and satellite radio listenership.
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ProLink Brings Advertising to Golf Carts
The Business Journal of Phoenix quoted the exit-poll survey on the effectiveness of advertisements on GPS on golf carts conducted by Edison Media Research.
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Hearing Red: Does Cardinals’ Switch to Smaller Station Signal Eclipse of Free Radio Broadcasts?
Larry Rosin is quote in the Wall Street Journal on sports radio broadcasts.
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First Listen: WFNX’s “Snapple Summer Free-For-All”
Last fall, three Eastern Long Island, N.Y., stations briefly tried swapping out spots in favor of sponsorships. That idea had too much appeal not to come back and last week, heritage Modern Rocker WFNX Boston announced that it was trading spots for a 40-day sponsorship by Snapple. How does it sound?
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First Listen: KQMV Seattle (Alan Burns’ Movin’ Format)
Two months ago, consultant Alan Burns announced his new “Movin’” format, essentially a newer Jammin’ Oldies for listeners who grew up with more rhythm than rock on the Top 40 stations of the late ’80s/early ’90s. Now the format has its first affiliate, the former KLSY Seattle.
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New Technology In Broadcasting Platforms Doesn’t Deter AM/FM Listeners
Larry Rosin talks to Media Post about strong AM/FM radio listening despite increasing awareness and use of digital broadcast platforms.
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CBS Is Said to Be Seeking to Replace Stern’s Replacement
Sean Ross comments to the New York Times on CBS Radio’s plan to replace David Lee Roth with Opie and Anthony.
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When Contest Winners Will Not Scream
It has become the single biggest cliche of midday radio–the battle between jocks and the contest winner who can’t scream at the office. Sometimes jocks turn abusive, at the very least, they manage to point out at length just how unexcited listeners are about your radio station. So how can stations better handle their workplace winners?
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