- Radio Info's discussion board is buzzing about Nielsen's new TV market rankings which assert that the number of America's TV households has gone down. All the top ten markets lost TV homes. Radio, get ready, because on October 1, it's our turn in the same box as Arbitron re-weights all its fall samples with new government-issue census data. Keep that in mind as you get your first fall 2011 monthly.
- Unilever and AXE have partnered with Shelly Palmer to create AXE App Day 2011, the first-ever developer day staged by a brand. Attendees will include world-class developers, representatives from Unilever and the AXE brand, and teams from platforms like Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Apple and Sony. Keep an eye on this. Which radio station will be the first to sponsor an app-developer day for local techies to design apps to interact and engage with our brands? If no one else brings this up at NAB and CCMA this week, I will. If you will be there, let's talk about it.
'WILL RADIO BE PUSHED OUT OF THE CONNECTED CAR?" IS THE WRONG QUESTION FOR
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A recent A&O&B Facebook post from Jaye got quite a bit of attention.
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NRSC requests proposals (RFP) for location-based services, geo-tagging intended for broadcast over transmissions from U.S. AM/FM terrestrial radio services, including but not limited to FM IBOC digital radio (HD Radio™ technology), FM RBDS digital subcarriers, and other FM radio digital subcarrier-based data services. The NRSC is interested in identifiying multiple services for use by the broadcast industry.
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