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  1. says, "Bring on the recovery!" (http://bit.ly/zJIDQ)
  2. is always interested in new ways to distribute and consume content (http://bit.ly/4lwf7).
  3. enjoyed NPR Morning Edition's story this morning on the demographic divides between social networks (http://bit.ly/1nxFcR).
  4. sends greetings to our clients in India. May the festival of lights be the harbinger of joy and prosperity. Best... http://bit.ly/JGgi8
  5. sends greetings to our clients in India. May the festival of lights be the harbinger of joy and prosperity. Best wishes for a Happy Diwali.
  6. hopes that Dow 10,000 bodes well for everyone's future (http://bit.ly/F1OUu )!
  7. wishes our clients in Canada a Happy Thanksgiving!
  8. finds this take on the rollout of PPM measurement of radio audience to be very interesting...http://bit.ly/KDYM4.
  9. invites you to download our new PPM report on America's High Performance radio stations (http://bit.ly/4nJvJw).
  10. invites you to download our new PPM report on America's High Performance radio stations (http://bit.ly/4nJvJw).
  11. Key take-away point: Review but do not overreact to how your "vital signs" compare with other stations
  12. Key take-away point: Recognize the continued importance of P1 listening
  13. Key take-away point: Emphasize getting listeners to tune in more often rather than "stretching" each occasion
  14. Key take-away point: Recognize the importance of awareness, positioning and branding
  15. Is demonstrating how High Performance stations in some formats--like Alternative and Urban AC--are differentiated by TSL instead of Cume
  16. is now sharing format-specific findings for its PPM DNA of America's High Performance Radio Stations study
  17. Key Finding: P1 listening occasions are not much longer than average; they occur a lot more frequently
  18. Key Finding: Stations generate two-and-a-half times more TSL from their P1s than their average listeners
  19. Key Finding: High Performance stations' audiences have higher P1 compositions than other stations
  20. Key Finding: High Performance stations tend to generate more listening occasions, not just longer occasions