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The five most-read articles this week in RAIN. Thanks for reading!
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Kurt Hanson: Radio is more popular than you think
House Hearing #2 re-treads music licensing issues, and hammers on radio
Seattle radio station lowers ad load to Internet radio level
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The most-read piece this week summarized a presentation to investors by Dominic Paschel, Pandora VP. He broke out advertising revenues, and talked about something missing from his car.- Kurt Hanson‘s lastest blog post examines the recently released “Share of Ear” study from Edison Research, and arrives at new conclusions.
- The second of two music-licensing hearings hosted by the U.S. Judiciary Committee pumelled radio for its exemption from paying artist royalties. Blow-by-blow RAIN coverage.
- A Seattle radio station bit the bullet and cut its ad load in half. Will it last? Will others follow?
- RAIN Poll results: We asked whether you’d pay for a YouTube music service. The answer was definitive!
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