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The Business of Radio RADIO NEEDED SPONSORS
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The Business of Radio 1930s-GOVERNMENT REGULATES COMMERCALS
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The Business of Radio
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TELEVISION!!
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The Business of Radio Radio stations make money selling airtime.
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The Business of Radio Advertising rates vary by DAYPARTS.
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The Business of Radio DAYPARTS: Morning Drive Morning Afternoon Evening Drive Night Overnight
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The Business of Radio DAYPARTS: Morning DriveAAA MorningAA AfternoonA Evening DriveAAA NightB OvernightC
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The Business of Radio
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LEVELS OF AIRTIME SALES RETAIL LOCAL NATIONAL
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The Business of Radio LEVELS OF AIRTIME SALES RETAIL: Direct sales to businesses LOCAL NATIONAL
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The Business of Radio LEVELS OF AIRTIME SALES RETAIL: Direct sales to businesses LOCAL: Local Ad Agencies NATIONAL
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The Business of Radio LEVELS OF AIRTIME SALES RETAIL: Direct sales to businesses LOCAL: Local Ad Agencies NATIONAL: National Ad Agencies
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The Business of Radio PROMOTION DEPARTMENT To gain listeners for the station.
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The Business of Radio PROMOTION DEPARTMENT Giveaways (T-shirts, bumper stickers) Concert Promotions Air Personality Appearances Contests
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The Business of Radio PROMOTION DEPARTMENT STEALTH PROMOTION: A contest where the station announces a listener’s name, who then has a certain time period to call in and claim the prize.
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The Business of Radio RATINGS: How many people are listening?
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The Business of Radio RATINGS: How many people are listening?
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The Business of Radio RATINGS: How many people are listening? Diary PPM: Portable People Meter
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The Business of Radio NIELSEN AUDIO
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The Business of Radio THE MOST IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR RADIO STATIONS ARE :
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The Business of Radio RATING THE MOST IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR RADIO STATIONS ARE :
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The Business of Radio RATING SHARE THE MOST IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR RADIO STATIONS ARE :
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The Business of Radio RATING SHARE THE MOST IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR RADIO STATIONS ARE : Percentage of the size of an audience relative to ALL households that own radios.
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The Business of Radio RATING SHARE THE MOST IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR RADIO STATIONS ARE : Percentage of the size of an audience relative to ALL households that own radios. Percentage of the size of an audience relative to households who HAVE THEIR RADIO ON.
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The Business of Radio Total radio households: 10
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The Business of Radio Only 6 have their radios on
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The Business of Radio 3 are listening to WABC WABC
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The Business of Radio 2 are listening to WXYZ WXYZ WABC WXYZ
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The Business of Radio 1 is listening to WWME WWME WABC WXYZ WABC
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The Business of Radio WABC: 3/10=30% or a 30 Rating WWME WABC WXYZ WABC
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The Business of Radio WABC: 3/10=30% or a 30 Rating WWME WABC WXYZ WABC WXYZ: 2/10=20% or a 20 Rating
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The Business of Radio WABC: 3/10=30% or a 30 Rating WWME WABC WXYZ WABC WXYZ: 2/10=20% or a 20 Rating WWME: 1/10=10% or a 10 Rating
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The Business of Radio WABC: 3/6=50% or a 50 Share WWME WABC WXYZ WABC
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The Business of Radio WABC: 3/6=50% or a 50 Share WWME WABC WXYZ WABC WXYZ: 2/6=33% or a 33 Share
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The Business of Radio WABC: 3/6=50% or a 50 Share WWME WABC WXYZ WABC WXYZ: 2/6=33% or a 33 Share WWME: 1/6=17% or a 17 Share
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The Business of Radio WABC:30/50 WWME WABC WXYZ WABC WXYZ:20/33 WWME:10/17
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The Business of Radio WWME WABC WXYZ WABC RATINGS!
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