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Radio stations’ annual revenue growth will average 3.2%, reaching $28.7 billion by 2016, according to SNL Kagan. Radio stations will finish 2007 with a 1.5% drop in revenue excluding nonspot sales. Radio sales will drop to less than $20 bln in 2007, compared with $20.1 bln in 2006, again excluding nonspot sales. A revenue total including nonspot slightly mitigates the decline to a projected 0.8% for 2007.
 

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World Tech Round Up - Friday August 20, 2010

Written by Ken Rutkowski, on 20-08-2010 12:23


* FAA starts space traffic control work
* Google founders may get their own Hollywood film
* B&N Rebrands The Nook
* Phones, TVs, Cars Leading the Way to 22 Billion Internet-Connected Things
* People Magazine Subscribers to Receive Free Access on iPads
* ISP's top data hog gobbles 2.7TB of data in a month
* Plant growth declines
* Which Of These Non-Prescription Sleep Aids Bags Jet Lag Best?

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