"Eric F. Richards" wrote in message
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"David Eduardo" wrote:

Actually, there are more stations every year.

But less content. Every one of them using the same playlist, put
together by "marketing research," run out of a skyscraper by a DJ
handling several stations at a time, all in cities he's never been to.


I deal in the Census, proprietary data and talking with listeners.
Market
research is simply speaking, one by one, with real listeners. Your
contentions are simply stuff you blow out of your butt.

Tell it to the WSJ.

I have no idea what you are talking about here. The WSJ is about
investments, not about the local market operation of radio stations.

See the first article in this thread:

Message-ID: m

That is not about local radio sales and programming. It is about HD radio by
someone who does not understand radio written well before the new HD content
started to become available. Poppycock, in other words.