Edison's Executive Vice President speaks about the potential decline in the use of Internet Radio in an article entitled, "Increased royalties threaten Internet radio." From DailyBruin.UCLA.edu on April 27, 2007....
Hollins and Lenski answer Media Life Radio's questions regarding an Arbitron/Edison study dealing with Digital Platform Growth and its effect on AM/FM Radio. From MediaLifeMagazine.com on April 26, 2007...
By dropping Classic Rock for a Rock/Country hybrid, and trading traditional spots for sponsorships, Clear Channel's KZPS Dallas is trying to pull off two different paradigm-busters that have stymied other broadcasters for many years. In this week's Ross On Radio's First Listen column, Edison Media Research VP of music programming Sean Ross shares his first-day thoughts on the new Lone Star 92.5.
The NY Times' Alex Mindlin quotes the Edison/Arbitron study dealing with Digital Radio in his column "Drilling Down." Also, in the NY Times Media and Advertising section, Edison VP Sean Ross is quoted in article entitled, "In Dallas, Commercial Radio...
First there was Soft AC. Then many of its practitioners evolved further to Mainstream or Bright AC. Now the Mainstream AC top 10 includes Snow Patrol, John Mayer, the Fray, Corinne Bailey-Rae, Rob Thomas, and Nickelback. So is Mainstream AC becoming Hot AC? And if so, what is Hot AC becoming?