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The (Un)Comfortable Pew

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(By Ron Robinson) Pierre Berton, a Canadian historian, author, and national broadcasting icon, wrote a book in the mid-60s, The Comfortable Pew. It began as a report commissioned by the Anglican Church of Canada. As a book, however, it was a blistering critique of the Anglican Church that rent the fabric off the status quo while accusing the organization of a corrupting form of relativism.

Christmas Comes To St. Louis

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The latest to join the holiday hit parade: iHeartRadio's KLOU/St. Louis has debuted its lineup of "around-the-clock festive music" featuring both standards and contemporary holiday tunes.

PPM’s Disconnect During December Survey

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Nielsen says the problem took place between November 3 and November 9 and it's being blamed on the company moving to a new audio data collection site. Eight percent of the installed PPMs across the 48 PPM markets lost connectivity and became inactive and this will affect the December PPM monthly survey. Nielsen says it has contacted the homes affected and panelists have been sent new PPMs. Only 49% of the replacement meters are back online so far. Nielsen expects the balance to come online in the next several days. Here is the statement Nielsen sent out to customers...

The Stars Always Come Out For Forecast

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You may recognize the man in the picture, holding the issue of Radio Ink magazine that he is also featured in. The President-elect attended one of Radio Ink's 40 Most Powerful People in Radio receptions at a previous Forecast in New York City.

$15K Fine For Worcester Pirate

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The Commission slaps Vasco Oburoni with the hefty fine after repeated warnings about operating the pirate station at 102.3 in Worcester, Massachusetts. The complaint to the FCC started when Beasley's Country station WKLB-FM at 102.5 was being interfered with back in June 2015. Agents found an FM antenna mounted on the roof of Christian Praise International’s church building in Worcester.
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How To Increase Revenue In 2017

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Everyone wants to see radio not just growing again in 2017, they want to see revenue growing at a very decent clip. Radio executives don’t want to buy into the statement that “Flat is the new normal” — they are not OK with that. So how do radio stations around the country get revenue jumping again?

10 Secrets To Success In Small-Market Radio

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(By Michael Dudding) Small-market radio success is very attainable when you decide your station is going to be the best. If you can use just one or two of these ideas to help your small-market station grow, then I’ve accomplished my goal.

Forecast 2017 — Hannity Got It Right

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The results are now in, and Donald Trump has won the presidency in a stunning upset, confounding most pollsters and a lot of mainstream media pundits. Among the few who saw this coming was Sean Hannity. And we have him for Forecast 2017!

RadioTraffic And Sun Extend Relationship

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Sun Broadcast Group and Dave Scott’s RadioTraffic.com have extended their network ad sales agreement. Sun has been providing national ad sales support to radiotraffic.com since 2015. The extension announced today will include the network’s 2017 and 2018 sales seasons.

MRN Hosts Affiliate Get-Together In K.C.

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Motor Racing Network’s Radio Advisory Council met this year in Kansas City to discuss growth opportunities for the network and its radio partners. The council, consisting of a rotating panel of 12 radio partners, was conceived in 2013 to encourage improved communications between the network and radio stations, and to exchange ideas to promote audience and revenue growth for NASCAR radio content.

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