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- There’s lots of news among younger demographics lately who prefer streaming music services like Spotify and Apple Music over terrestrial radio – both have weaknesses but now radio has a way to regain listeners glued to their AirPods.
- It’s something that Spotify can’t do (they still think they need to be more like radio!).
- Nielsen stands in the way, but there is a workaround.
- Evidence that young music loving audiences would turn the radio back on for this new approach to music programming.
- There’s even a way for big consolidators to get in on this but don’t make the mistake they are sure to make.
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