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• Category: edison in the news (continued)
  • USPRwire reports, "CRB Releases Third Edison Media Research National Study of Country Listeners at CRS 38"
  • Variety Format Takes Off at Radio Stations
  • Vertical Horizon ready to 'Go' with new label
  • Watching TV In The Cab
  • Webster's Presentation at the Corporate Podcasting Summit attracts MarketWatch
  • West bucks the trends
  • What's next for the 46-year-old 'King of Pop'?
  • Where the Listeners Are: Tom Webster says they're online
  • Who Killed WPOJ? (1)
  • Why Satellite Radio Is Beaming
  • Will deal with AOL push XM ahead in race against Sirius?
  • Will Digital Kill the Radio Star? Arbitron/Edison study has answer
  • WNIC-FM is ready to play yule tunes
  • WOMC adds new general manager
  • Worst holiday songs (2)
  • WSMV-TV in Nashville shows Phil Bredeson to be re-elected
  • WSMV-TV in Nashville shows Phil Bredeson to be re-elected
  • XM, Sirius could pair to fend off other digital technologies
  • Young's Anti-war Album a Growing Drumbeat
• Category: factsheet
  • Adults 45+ Believe Online Radio is "Fun"
  • Fewer Find Radio “Frequently Too Dirty/Explicit” than Network TV
  • Listeners Prefer Three Breaks of Four Spots to Two Breaks of Six Spots
  • More than One in Ten Men Age 18 to 34 Own a DVR
  • Nearly Three in Ten 12-17 Year-Olds Would Give up TV over Video Games
  • Nearly Three in Ten Teens Find Radio Commercials Always or Usually Informative
  • One in Five Stern Listeners Likely to Subscribe to Sirius for Stern
  • Sirius has passed XM in awareness.
• Category: Guam
  • Edison Opens Office in Guam, Serving the Pacific
• Category: internet
  • The Best Research With The Most Variety
  • The Podcast Consumer 2012 (15)
  • The Smartphone Consumer 2012 (5)
• Category: Joe Lenski
  • 2012: Will the Republican Delegate Rules Changes Prolong their Primary Season?
  • Edison Nightmare Scenarios for 2004, Part Two
  • Edison's Joe Lenski Discusses: Can The State Polls Be Trusted?
  • Election Nightmare Scenarios for 2004
  • Election Nightmare Scenarios for 2004 (2)
  • Election Nightmare Scenarios for 2004, Part Four
  • Election Nightmare Scenarios for 2004, Part Three
  • Where the Presidential Election Stands Today and Why This Election is So Hard to Predict
• Category: Larry Rosin
  • A Positive Plan for HD Radio: <br />A Branded Audio Entertainment Strategy (26)
  • Hispanics and Country - A Deeper Look (4)
  • Recapturing the Power of No. 1
  • The Power of Negative Advertising: It&#8217;s Not Only Useful For Politicians
  • The Question that Sends Campaigns and Pundits onto the Wrong Track
  • What to Watch for on Election Night
• Category: market and opinion research case studies
  • AMERICANS CHOOSE "SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE" AS 'BEST PICTURE' (2)
  • AP/mtvU Poll Shows that Many College Students are Stressed
  • Edison Research Shows Increase in POP Radio Audience of In-Store Audio Advertising in Drug, Grocery and Mass Merchandiser Stores
  • Edison Research to Announce American Moviegoers' Selection for "Best Picture"
  • Researching the Cell-Phone-Only Crowd: As Some Give Up Their Land-Line, Radio Researchers Must Adjust
• Category: musicweek
  • <strong>Finding And Selling Today’s Best Music</strong>
  • <strong>Whatever Reggaeton’s Future, A Permanent Change In The Landscape</strong>
  • Do Jocks Matter?
  • Goodbye, WCBS-FM, Hello JACK.
  • Is There a Halo Effect for Remakes?
  • Jack, Bob and &#8220;25-54itis&#8221; &#8211; Plus Your Thoughts on WCBS-FM
• Category: out of home
  • Edison Research Shows Increase in POP Radio Audience of In-Store Audio Advertising in Drug, Grocery and Mass Merchandiser Stores
  • Innovative Bus Stop Ad Provides Engagement, Useful Data for Skiers
  • NY10: Taxi Entertainment Network - A Unique, "Captive" Medium
  • OOH Happenings with... POP Radio
• Category: Pacific
  • Edison Opens Office in Guam, Serving the Pacific
• Category: Persist
  • A Modest Proposal to Reduce Illegal File Sharing
  • First Listen: KYCY (KYOU Radio), San Francisco's Podcast Format (1)
  • Lessons Learned from the CRS/Edison Country P1 Study
  • Researching the Cell-Phone-Only Crowd: As Some Give Up Their Land-Line, Radio Researchers Must Adjust