INSIDE …
- I know few hardcore radio people who like what EMF is doing buying up stations cheaply, but they may have stumbled over the future of commercial radio as well – here’s a page out of their playbook.
- How EMF is prepared to deal with local markets in which they operate but have no presence.
- The way EMF is handling one-to-many broadcasting in an era of on-demand content.
- Non-profit EMF refuses to price acquisitions based on revenue multiples suggesting new options for commercial broadcasters looking to expand.
- What does EMF know about radio that makes them an aggressive buyer in the digital era.
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