Radio execs talk challenges, admit "competition"
Top execs from five terrestrial radio groups recently talked about the challenges and the competitive factors facing the industry, according to Communications Daily.
But it's what Gary Stone, president of Univision Radio, said that interests me the most. He said that radio broadcasters need to realize they're competing against more than other stations for marketers' attention.
"I'm no longer in the radio business," said Stone, in front of a crowd of media buyers in Beverly Hills. "I consider myself to be in the audio delivery business, marketing multiple platforms to marketers."
'nuff said.

Comments
whatever
Posted by: titanfan | February 1, 2008 2:24 PM
Exactly:
"I consider myself to be in the audio delivery business, marketing multiple platforms to marketers."
This proves the case. Not programming, not format, not content, not talent -- it's delivery.
Satellite is just one of them, coveting only 5% of the nation's audience, currently!
That's the Nab's feras of course - growth and cherrypicking.
Come on SIRI, XMSR: get the FCC and the DoJ moving.
Though it's dated Feb. 01 2008 now:
http://www.fcc.gov/fcc-bin/circ_items.cgi --
No sign of SIRI nor XMSR on circulation yet...
Isaac
SIRI's up $ 3.37 high, doing $ 3.34. Someone's buying!
Posted by: Isaac, Rotterdam, Holland | February 1, 2008 3:11 PM