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Cumulus' Lew Dickey champions 30 second ads

From Inside radio:


Lew Dickey champions shorter spots.

The Atlanta-based Cumulus CEO predicts that in five years "30s will be the new 60s" and he believes that makes for a better listening experience. Businesswise - Cumulus is weathering a "perfect storm" of problems on the national revenue side, starting with Home Depot's defection to network. But Dickey sees encouraging signs on national, and says local remains healthy
 
> From Inside radio:
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> Lew Dickey champions shorter spots.
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> The Atlanta-based Cumulus CEO predicts that in five years
> "30s will be the new 60s" and he believes that makes for a
> better listening experience.


Once again the genuis minds on Piedmont strike!

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> Lew Dickey champions shorter spots.
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> What an original concept!
Next idea: food cures hunger!
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> From Inside radio:
>
>
> Lew Dickey champions shorter spots.
>
> The Atlanta-based Cumulus CEO predicts that in five years
> "30s will be the new 60s" and he believes that makes for a
> better listening experience. Businesswise - Cumulus is
> weathering a "perfect storm" of problems on the national
> revenue side, starting with Home Depot's defection to
> network. But Dickey sees encouraging signs on national, and
> says local remains healthy
>

Well ... duh.

Of course he favors selling "Less for More", that's his job.
 
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