- When attention span starts to drift for radio (and podcasts)
- How radio stations are losing listeners by making it worse
- Tactics that work against listener attention erosion
- A simple fix for lost listening for commercial overload and music
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Previously: Digital Dimes Killing Terrestrial Revenue … Beasley Headed Towards Bankruptcy … The Other Audacy/Beasley Deal … Olivier Rising at Audacy … Audacy Fire Sale Begins … Fears Mediabase Merger Will Hurt Indie Artists … Beasley Could Be an Audacy Merger Partner … The Coming Audacy New York Fire Sale … Sports Betting as the Death of AM Talkradio ... iHeart Accused of Buying Podcast Audiences …
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