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would this this finally get radio suits to losen the playlists?
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A new way to electronically track listening trends in radio could spur advertisers to spend an additional $400 million a year, according to data released Wednesday, but industry analysts said more needs to be done to boost the sluggish medium.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A new way to electronically track listening trends in radio could spur advertisers to spend an additional $400 million a year, according to data released Wednesday, but industry analysts said more needs to be done to boost the sluggish medium.