- Listening has been eroding for years during consolidation due to content decisions made by lenders and hedge funds more interested in cutting costs than attracting new listeners – turns out listeners want something very different.
- Here’s what they have to say about firing Scott Shannon.
- If you have to run commercials, here’s what goes over best.
- How do you play more variety when Nielsen rewards you for playing the more familiar hits?
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Previously: Taylor Swift Fans Go After Ticketmaster … Financial Troubles at SiriusXM … 5 Warning Signs at Audacy … Feds Nail iHeart for Fake Ads … Townsquare’s Next Head Fake … Amazon’s Commercial Free Podcast Blitz … Only 2 Radio Groups are Profitable … iHeart Deal Buzz … Could Audacy’s Board Do a Disney CEO Firing? … Audacy & Beasley Destroy their Vegas Station Swap … Radio’s Role in Taylor Swift’s Success …
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