With [Bob Schulberg's] death, radio lost a brilliant advocate and a good friend. Fortunately, Bob's gifted son, Pete, knows a lot about broadcasting, too both as a broadcast newsman and a newspaper journalist covering the media. Pete has picked up where his dad left off, bringing the book up to date
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A comprehensive guide for advertisers, advertising agencies, and people who want to sell them time on the radio. Schulberg, with a long career in the radio business, spices up the text with anecdotes and humor. He outlines radio's history and technology, then explains such matters as ratings, creat
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