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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.
* New York Times website to charge
* Apple, Microsoft eye replacing Google on iPhone
* Bill Gates starts tweeting
* Japan Airlines files for bankruptcy
* Air France offers two-seat deal for fatties
* Majority of Brands Remain in the Dark About Mobile Campaign Performance
* Mobile Download Speeds of 84Mbps for Scandinavia
* YouTube to stream IPL live
* Is Texting Valuable or Vandalism?
* Marc Webb to direct next 'Spider-Man'
Today's Featured Company / Person - CheckingFinder - You've got several factors to consider in the process of opening a checking account, and often you can find better offerings at smaller community banks. Free web service CheckingFinder compares perks between community banking institutions to find the best one for you. The main goals behind CheckingFinder is to help you find free checking accounts from banks with high interest rates, no minimum balance, ATM fee refunds, and other such perks—CheckingFinder will even help you open the account right away. Just punch in your zip code and you'll get a list of local banks and credit unions, from which you can compare up to three banks side-by-side to decide which is best for you. If you want to do all your banking online, you can even open accounts in banks from other states. The only catch is that certain banks may require other things, such as a certain number of transactions or some sort of direct deposit setup. In these cases, you can usually still have the free account, but you won't necessarily get the interest rates displayed by CheckingFinder—you'll just get the base rate, and probably have to pay your own ATM fees. So pay close attention—you don't want to get stuck with a deal that isn't the best. Barring this caveat, though, CheckingFinder could be a great way to see what smaller banks are able to offer.
On Wednesday's KenRadio Show, Ken & Andy talked about how the New York Times re-enters the paid model, Apple switches alliances to Microsoft, is Bill Gates really tweeting, Japans biggest corporate failure, To big for a single seat, Brands are lost on mobile, super broadband in Scandinavia, YouTube gives Indians their sport, can texting effect tweens and Spiderman lost it's star