Sean Ross talks to the Washington Times about the kitsch-reassessment phenomenon.
From the Washington Times, June 24, 2005
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- New from Arbitron/Edison Research Infinite Dial Study: Urban Format P1s Are Far More Likely to Wake Up in the Morning to a Cell Phone
- New from Arbitron/Edison Research Infinite Dial: Adult Contemporary Format P1s Are Much More Likely to Own a Tablet
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