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Arbitron Suing Alabama's Magic Broadcasting

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Arbitron is suing former subscriber Magic Broadcasting for copyright violations and breach of contract, saying the company used Arbitron data after the expiration of their agreement in March 2010.
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http://news.****************/cgi-bin/rol.exe/headline_id=n23534
Link posted as a courtesy by Radio-Info
 
I find it curious that Arbitron could sue over using a phrase like "the most listened station in the Wiregrass." I've always taken those kinds of proclamations with a grain of salt because there's never any proof given in the promo, or it's some sub demo that's been broken down…

"The most listened to station in the Wiregrass.* * - among men wearing clown suits in crawl spaces."

But still. Is Arbitron the sole enforcer of these sorts of things? I'm totally clueless on this. ???
 
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