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Brad Adgate

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Contributor at Forbes

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  • 3 weeks ago | forbes.com.ec | Amura CMS |Brad Adgate

    Brad Adgate El consumo de audio online y podcasts alcanza cifras rรฉcord, impulsado por jรณvenes y nuevas tecnologรญas dentro y fuera del auto. Los datos que dejรณ el รบltimo informe Infinite Dial 2025. A principios de marzo,ย Edison Researchย publicรณ el informeย Infinite Dialยฎ 2025, un estudio que se realiza cada aรฑo desdeย 1998ย para medir cรณmo consumen medios las personas en Estados Unidos. La ediciรณn de este aรฑo contรณ con el respaldo deย Audacy, Cumulus Media y SiriusXM Media.

  • 3 weeks ago | forbesargentina.com | Amura CMS |Brad Adgate

    A principios de marzo, Edison Research publicรณ el informe Infinite Dialยฎ 2025, un estudio que se realiza cada aรฑo desde 1998 para medir cรณmo consumen medios las personas en Estados Unidos. La ediciรณn de este aรฑo contรณ con el respaldo de Audacy, Cumulus Media y SiriusXM Media.

  • 1 month ago | forbes.com | Brad Adgate

    MarketCast, a global marketing research and data analyst company, recently released their third annual Brand Fandom report. The report synthesizes the input of 10,000 U.S. consumers gauging the reaction to over 162 different brands (76 have been continuously measured) across 21 product categories. Over the past three years, 22,000+ interviews have been conducted measuring about 300 brands. The study reveals the criteria that stimulate consumers to discover, love and stick with a brand.

  • 1 month ago | forbes.com | Brad Adgate

    The 2024-25 NBA regular season ended with the national television networks (TNT, ESPN and ABC) averaging , a year-over-year fall-off of -2% from last seasonโ€™s average of 1.56 million viewers. Although the viewing to regular season games have been fairly consistent in recent years, the viewing was the lowest since the pandemic year of 2021 when the average audience was 1.39 million.

  • 1 month ago | forbes.com | Brad Adgate

    The media rights agreement for Formula One (F1) racing in the U.S. is up for renewal. The current agreement with ESPN expires after the 2025 season. At present, ESPN is ponying up between $75 million to $90 million a year in a deal begun in 2023. There are reports that Liberty Media, the parent company, is seeking between $150 million to $180 million per annum, a sizable increase in rights fees.

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Between 1946 and 1958, the United States conducted 23 nuclear tests at Bikini Atoll, including atomic and hydrogen bomb detonations. https://t.co/bfhGuWbwG2