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• LATEST NEWS November 6, 2000 Radio commercial company to be sold.
• has signed a letter of intent to buy Radio One Networks LLC. ...
• Radio One reportedly is one of the largest producers of local radio commercials in the United States. ...
• Radio One also creates 24-hour formats for radio stations, with the music programmed to allow for the insertion of local commercials. ...
• com Related Topics » Radio One shares boosted by Wachovia upgrade 2002-09-19, Baltimore » Blue Chip sold for $190M 2001-02-08, Cincinnati » Radio One files for IPO 1999-03-22, Baltimore » More related topics .

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• Congress responding to pressure from commercial broadcasters and, sadly, also from National Public Radio cut back the program with legislation tucked into the budget bill, which is a questionable process itself in such an important free-speech issue. ... As a Hungarian, resistance to these small, but beautiful radio stations is surprising and troubling. Noncommercial radio and television stations in the United States have served as models for Hungarian media regulation in our newfound democracy. ... The American and European tradition of not for-profit radio stations was a source of inspiration for liberal lawmakers like myself. In spite of the much-vaunted stereotype of the "clearly commercial" American media system, we found the work of the U. ... public radio and television stations very attractive. They were not state-owned, and they were not commercial. ...
• The three quotes come from Gary Lytle, Eddie Fritts and Robert Sachs, the heads of the trade associations for the "Bell" telephone companies, commercial broadcasters and the cable television industry, respectively. ...
• In a dramatic on-air announcement, Juan Gonzalez, the co-host of the Pacifica Radio Network show "Democracy Now!," resigned this morning from the network. ...
• Visit the A-Infos Radio Project at http://www. ...
• Time: A Hostile Takeover Rocks Radio's Voice of the Left.
• After first announcing tentative plans on January 28, 1999 for legalizing low power radio and allowing for a lengthy year long period of public comment, study and deliberation, FCC Chairman William Kennard floated a proposal on January 19, 2000 which provided new rules that envisioned the licensing of an estimated 1,000 new Low Power FM (LPFM) stations in the range of 10-100 watts. Yet, by the end of last year, after 1200 applications had already been filed in the 20 states initially eligible to participate in the LPFM sweepstakes, Congress caved in to lobbying pressure from both the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) and National Public Radio (NPR), and gutted this already modest FCC proposal for a new LPFM radio service.
• stations like KPFA and WBAI, estimated to be worth at least $250 million to commercial broadcasters) by a vote of the executive committee only, as long as the sale did not include "all or substantially all of the assets or or property of the Foundation. ...
• (Powell) has agreed with major broadcasters in challenging efforts to create more than 1,000 new low-power FM radio stations for schools, churches and community groups. ...

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• Waikato Commercial Radio Audience 24 April 2003, 9:59 am Press Release: Research International .
• Waikato Commercial Radio Audience Measurement Survey T1/2003.
• The first round of the Waikato 2003 Commercial Radio Audience Measurement Surveys conducted by Research International was released today at noon.
• Department of Statistics Census 2001 data indicates that there are approximately 186,300 people aged over 10 years in the Waikato survey area used for the Radio Audience Measurement Survey. ... 1% of them listen to a commercial radio station at some time during the week.
• Radio Pacific moves up to fifth place with 21,900 different listeners each week.
• The commercial radio station with the highest market share in Waikato continues to be The Edge with a 15. ... 8% share of commercial radio listening in Waikato, followed by The Rock with a 11. ... 3% share and Radio Pacific moves up to fifth in the market with an 8. 0% share of commercial radio listening in Waikato.
• 9% of the commercial radio breakfast market. ... Radio Pacific moves up to fourth place at breakfast with a 9. ... 5% share of the commercial radio breakfast market.
• Further details of the survey and results for all subscribing commercial radio stations in the Waikato market can be found at http://www. ...

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•  WGY and the Birth of Radio Drama  A look at the WGY Players and the earliest known radio drama series .
•  Dramatic Scoring for Radio  An historic overview of the use of music in radio drama .
•   Amos 'n' Andy In Person  An overview the lost years of this complex radio landmark, illustrated with never-before-published excerpts from original scripts. ...
•  Radio's Forgotten Years  A review and analysis of Depression-era radio programs and personalities .
• Covers radio from the early 1920s to the present -- and television as well. ...
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• First Generation Radio Archives  A volunteer-based non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and restoration of original radio recordings. ...
•   Lou Genco's Old Time Radio Pages   The Web's leading site for Old Time Radio's listening and collecting community. ...
• John Schneider's San Francisco Radio History Collection  An impressive and detailed study of early radio's West Coast capital. Detailed station histories, programming schedules, and profiles of important San Francisco radio personalities of the 1920s and 1930s. ...
• Jerry Haendiges' Vintage Radio Logs  One of Old Time Radio's most respected collectors, Jerry has assembled program logs for hundreds of series dating back to the early 1930s. ...
•  University Of Memphis Radio Archive  Professor Marvin Bensman's web site offers a collection of hard-to find broadcast recordings available to researchers at low cost. ...
•  Boston Radio Archives Information on broadcasting in New England. Much of the emphasis is contemporary, but there are several valuable historical articles by Donna Halper reviewing radio's earliest days in the region. ...
•  United States Early Radio History   Valuable articles by Thomas H. White  on the develoment of radio in the US from 1900 to 1925. ...

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• Alan Sane WBCQ The story about pirate radio WMAD in Brooklyn, New York. ... Now doing radio on WBCQ 7. 415 on shortwave radio. ...
• Anorak's Archive Alternative radio archive from the 1960's onwards. Caroline, Veronica & Radio City from the offshore era and Jackie & Radio Fax from the land based scene to name a few. ...
• Beat Radio Making its debut in July, 1996, only to be shut down 3 months later, Beat Radio continues to fight the FCC for the right to broadcast on a low-power unused frequency in Minneapolis/St. ...
• BigMike's Pirate Radio Page This site has current information and links to many underground "pirate" radio stations. ...
• Broadcast Software Free software to start your own internet radio station. ...
• Ad Roberts Offshore Radio Experiences An account in the life of a DJ on a high seas pirate radio stations operating in the North Sea. Includes photos of ship radio stations and personel. ...

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• Add your political ads to the archive! The University of Oklahoma.
• Kanter Political Commercial Archive Since the beginning of the Profession, the work of political media consultants has resulted in the production of an important historical record of the American electoral process. Because political advertisements on radio and TV are intimately associated with the candidates, events, and issues that have determined our elected government officials and public policies, this audiovisual documentation becomes a significant part of the political history of the United States, as well as an important aspect of our American cultural. The Political Commercial Archive was established at the University of Oklahoma in 1985 with the mission to preserve this part of our American heritage and to make it accessible for research and to future generations. ...
• AAPC Negotiates Reduced Fees for Showcasing Ads on Internet The AAPC collaborated with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists - Screen Actors Guild (AFTRA-SAG) Commercials Contract Standing Committee to modify the Internet provisions of the current contracts as they affect political candidate and issue advocacy television and radio commercials. ...

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• GWR commends the government for adopting the principle that 2 commercial radio owners in each area will provide the required plurality of radio ownership. ...
• Opus has signed and sealed a deal with Scottish advertising agency, Mediacom, in the biggest deal so far by Opus regional arm - Opus Manchester to bring Baxters to radio via Classic FM, and its online presence. ...
• DAB Digital radio stations launch for Exeter & Torbay including The Storm, Passion For The Planet, SBN and Gemini FM plus many more. ...
• Wave 3 RAJAR figures for GWR Group radio stations show a sizeable increase in younger audiences, including the flagship national station, Classic FM. ...
• GWR Group Announces Its Sale of LNR And Its Joint Venture With Scottish Radio Holdings plc. ...
• GWR Group plc, the UK's largest commercial radio company, has appointed do:, the project-based advertising agency, to create advertising for four of its largest radio stations on The Mix network. ...
• Aled Jones is to join Classic FM as the presenter of a new Sunday morning breakfast show on the UK’s favourite classical music radio station. ...
• DRg's Chairman, Lord Alli, welcomes radio station Passion For The Planet as station number 11 to London's newest digital multiplex. ...
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• GWR Group plc has maintained its position as the most listened to commercial radio group in RAJAR figures released today. ...
• Classic FM today underlined its position as the UK’s leading commercial radio station, with latest audience figures released by RAJAR showing that 6. ...
• GWR Group, the UK’s most listened to commercial radio group, had a strong trading performance during the three months to 31 December 2003. ...
• GWR Group Hosts Digital Radio Forum.
• GWR Group brings together a range of industry experts to comment on the progress of digital radio. ...
• In response to press speculation with regard to “formal discussions between GWR and Capital Radio”, GWR Group plc states that it is not in discussions with Capital Radio plc. ...

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• We all listen to the radio. ...
• Is your ad campaign ready to hit the airwaves? Radio advertising has the potential to reach a lot of people every week. ...
• There are over 20 defined radio formats designed to attract a wide variety of demographics. And since people listen to the radio an average of three hours a day, you have the opportunity to make lots of money at a relatively low cost. ...
• But you have to make sure you have a suitable product for radio. If your product requires a visual demonstration, then radio's not the best choice for you. Consider a television commercial or print ad. If your product can be conveyed effectively without sight and motion, then radio's the way to go. ...

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• Derek Willis disputes some of what I've said about public radio, agrees with some. ...
• Replay Radio is an "incredibly easy way to record radio broadcasts. It's like a VCR for the radio. ...
• National Public Radio is not very public .
• There's very little to distinguish a public radio station from commercial one. ... NPR stations sell subscriptions and commercial stations don't. But the distinction is fading because public radio stations are running more commercial-like spots all the time. ... The NPR stations don't disclaim or disclose much, so it's reasonable to assume that they sell speaking spots too, stuff that sounds like editorial but is really commercial.
• There's very little talk-radio type stuff, BBC, or NPR programming, that's available in MP3 format. ...

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• The C5 electric car, a supposedly cheap and efficient form of transport from the spin-off company "Sinclair Vehicles," was perhaps a bigger commercial disaster. ... Sinclair Research continues to exist, and its founder continues to work in research, recently inventing an ear-piece radio and an electric bicycle motor. ...
• Sinclair products were in some ways typical of British engineering of the period, sometimes huge successes, and sometimes embarrassing commercial failures. ...
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• Change is shortly to take place in the senior management of Manx Radio when the present Managing Director retires after 22 years in the post.   This will create a rare opportunity on the British radio landscape for a high calibre individual to take charge of a unique broadcasting service at an exciting time in its development.
• Manx Radio is the Isle of Man's national radio broadcaster.   It is the oldest licensed commercial station within the British Isles, having begun in 1964, and is unique in that its activities are funded in the main from advertising but supplemented significantly by public subvention in recognition of its high public service obligations. ...
•   Manx Radio presently operates as a limited liability company, with a conventional board of directors and is subject to Company law in the normal way. ...
•   As a public broadcaster Manx Radio has a weighty responsibility to engage public interest in Government and Parliamentary affairs. ...
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• Manx Radio operates from four transmission sites, one AM and three FM. ...
• The present radio service is well regarded by the Manx public. ...   However, time marches on and Manx Radio is now seeking a freshness of approach to match the new strategy and increased resource. ...
•   Beneath them is a raft of line management across news & current affairs, entertainment programmes, online, engineering, commercial and admin. ...

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• American Movie Classics celebrates its continued inexplicable existence with an airing of Copland, complete with commercial interruptions. ...
• Weblog Archive.
• One look at the growing popularity of TiVos, ReplayTV and other devices that promise to give commercial interruptions the same treatment formerly enjoyed by out-of-favor Soviet agricultural ministers, and you can see that our collective tolerance for a few words from our sponsors has reached record lows. ...
• There's a radio commercial that's been getting some play here in the San Francisco region. It's for Office Max or Office Depot or some big-box retailer with the word "Office" figuring prominently in the title, and it features a bunch of carolers singing about how every present you ever given -- that sweater, those mittens, that Neil Diamond CD -- has been awful, that your friends and relations despise you for it, and, really, isn't it about time you gave the gift of office supplies to mark the birth of our Lord and Savior? Setting aside the fact that giving Aunt Jenny a ream of copier paper instead of a sweater doesn't, at first glance, appear to be improving matters much, the radio ad essentially preys upon our worst fears and appeals to our basest instincts. ...
• Would that a single radio spot touting the healing power of office supplies be the exception rather than the rule. ...
• They're hanging the diamond and gold ornaments, sipping glasses of twenty-year-old port, and eagerly awaiting the brace of goose that the servants are preparing for dinner off in the scullery -- at least, that's what they might as well be doing, for all the relevance this commercial has to my life. ...
• In fact, the only two things keeping this particularly galling paean to excess and ostentation from taking the top prize two years running are 1) a second year's worth of broadcasts has dulled the ad's assault on my sensibilities and 2) Lexus has apparently excised the part of the commercial where two contemptible parents buy a brand new Lexus for their idiot teen-aged daughter. ...
• I may actually hate this couple more than the pair of fops from the Lexus commercial.
• And how effective are these ads, when I can spell out in great detail all the repugnant things I've seen, but I can't for the life of me identify who the commercial is supposed to be for? Satan, I'm guessing, but I'm probably wrong.
• Radio Shack.
• Not so in the recent ad for Radio Shack in which several individuals receive DVD players for Christmas only to find, in a heartbreakingly tragic twist worthy of Dickens, that the thoughtless oafs who gave them the gifts didn't stop at Radio Shack for adapters and cables. ...
• Sadly, the commercial ends before we find out how the problem is resolved. I like to think, if the commercial bears any resemblance to real life, that the assorted gift-givers -- saddened that their loved ones have been reduced to bawling by their thoughtless present of adapter-free DVD players -- head straight to Radio Shack to pick up the necessary accessories. ...
• Radio Shack is named in the ensuing wrongful death suit.
• The Intended Message: Before you give that DVD player, make sure you've purchased the necessary accessories from your friends at Radio Shack!.

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• I have to admit, while listening to OLN's live coverage via internet radio, I'm enjoying the 'commercial breaks'. ...
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• KBH wrote: > > I have to admit, while listening to OLN's live coverage via internet radio, I'm enjoying the > 'commercial breaks'. ...
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• More significantly, publishing didn't regulate Web sites to death like the record industry is doing right now (through its congressional and regulatory sock puppets) to Internet radio in the U. ...
• Of course, Internet radio isn't dead. ...
• Here's Sheila Lennon on Eargasm radio.
• More on what's fucked about radio (sorry, I can't stop)   .
• Jennifer Davies writes Mourning DJs: Corporate radio has pulld the plug on many a radio personality, in the San Diego Union-Tribune. It's about how Clear Channel makes the audible sausage you hear when you hit SCAN on your car radio. ...
• That Act did two big things in respect to radio: 1) it finished releasing commercial broadcasters from any sense that they held their licenses at the grace of the public, or had any obligation to perform a public service other than whatever derived from pursuing their own corporate interests; and 2) it raised the limit on the number of stations any one owner could hold in a any region.
• What the Act did not do was change the nature of the commercial radio business, which has always had a split between its customers and its consumers — one that was deep and profound, yet easy to ignore.
• Commercial radio's customers are its advertisers. ...
• Commercial radio programming is not a service. ...
• AM stereo has had approximately zero adoption, and one company — Clear Channel — has homogenized commercial radio.
• Because lawmakers and regulators assume that radio's consumers have real customer-grade market influence over broadcasters, they think deregulation will increase listenener influence. ...
• To illustrate the point, consider this: Even if there might be five Starbucks in your town, there's nothing to stop you from opening your own coffee house; meanwhile your chance of opening a new signal on your local radio dial is zero. ...
• Of course, public radio is a different animal. ... Public radio stations retail programming to listeners that they buy wholesale from NPR and PRI. ...

• RADIO : FROM THE ARCHIVE : NORTH EAST MANCHESTER LICENCE : PAGE ONE.
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• From the Archive.
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• Radio Authority Pocket Guide June 1996.
• radio. uk usenet group dissucussions: Do people want community Radio in NE Manchester?.
• Article from Radio Magazine: Merseyside licences issued.
• radio. uk continuing disscussions: Do people want community Radio in NE Manchester?.
• The Community Radio Association's (CRA) 10 point code of practice.
• 'The Community Radio Charter for Europe'.
• I will start with a section from The Radio Authority Pocket Guide (June 1996) .
• The radio station will start broadcasting from Monday on 107. ...
• The temporary license granted by the Radio Authority will be Oldham FM's last before it bids for the full eight-year license for the area, due to be advertised in September and awarded by the end of the year.

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• has agreed to work with CARU by pulling two commercials for its vitamin gumball, VITABALL®, from Radio Disney and by implementing age-screening practices at its Website, vitaball. ...
• The VITABALL® campaign came to CARU's attention through a television commercial that aired on a program with a large audience of children under the age of 12. ...
• The two radio commercials that raised concerns under the Guidelines featured the happy exclamations of a child winning concert tickets in a sweepstakes or receiving a CD premium consisting of songs from top Radio Disney artists. A third radio commercial that CARU reviewed was deemed effectively tailored to the "mom demographic" targeted by the advertiser and, thus, did not breach the Guidelines in CARU's opinion.

• -- This is commercial, and there are areas that are available only by subscription, but the free quizzes are quite good. ...
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• This fabulous site includes Real Audio of famous radio plays produced by the Mercury Theater. ...
• Old Timer Radio --.
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• Webcorp's Audio Archive --.
• Archive of Poetry with both text & audio usually read by the author). ...
• World Poetry Audio Archive --.
• Foreign Accent Archive --not for ESL per se, but a great resource for examining accented English and predicting pronunciation problems .

• TOP  >  Arts >  Radio >  Formats >  Pirate_Radio .
• 9 wwwl pirate radio - Pirate Oadio in Ohio that plays rock music.
•   A-Z of Fine Album Tracks - A list of some favourite album tracks played on Radio Caroline in the late 1970s. ...
•   ABC of radio: PCS Electronics - FM PLL transmitters in KIT or assembled form, PC based FM transmitter cards, schematics, how to start guides.
•   Alan Sane WBCQ - The story about pirate radio WMAD in Brooklyn, New York. ... Now doing radio on WBCQ 7. 415 on shortwave radio.
•   Anorak's Archive - Alternative radio archive from the 1960's onwards. Caroline, Veronica & Radio City from the offshore era and Jackie & Radio Fax from the land based scene to name a few.
•   Beat Radio - Making its debut in July, 1996, only to be shut down 3 months later, Beat Radio continues to fight the FCC for the right to broadcast on a low-power unused frequency in Minneapolis/St. ...
•   BigMike's Pirate Radio Page - This site has current information and links to many underground "pirate" radio stations. ...
•   Broadcast Software - Free software to start your own internet radio station.
• Ad Roberts Offshore Pirate Radio Experiences - An interesting account in the life of a DJ on a high seas pirate radio stations operating in the North Sea. Includes photos of a variety of ship radio stations. ...
•   Dimension FM - Pirate Radio station operating in the West Midland's (UK). ...
•   Electric FM (London) - Take a nostalgic look at London's short lived free rock and pop radio station Electric FM.

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