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Introduction: A Visionary in Crafting Radio with Artistic Productions Few figures in broadcasting reshaped the sound of American radio as profoundly as Chuck Blore. From his revolutionary “Color Radio” format in Los Angeles to the founding of Chuck Blore Creative Services, his career was defined by innovation, personality, and a belief that radio was not […]
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Shown here are my takeaways from all 48 PPM-measured markets, based on Nielsen Audio’s 6+ total week stats from the October 2025 ratings period (September 18 – October 15). Round One New York September 2025...
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