Events
- USTelecom Executive Business Forum
October 1 - 3, 2008
Rick Ducey Ph.D., BIA chief strategy officer, speaking on the panel, Disruptive Applications/Services Business Models Emerging from IMS Broadband Convergence.
- NAB Fall Radio Show
Friday, September 19
Rick Ducey, BIA chief strategy officer, moderating the session, HD Radio Electronic Program Guide Session.
- NIA 2008
Kim Randolph, BIA Manager, Financial Consulting, presentation on, Spectrum Value in the 2.5 GHz Band.
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Press Announcements
- Huntsville's WEUP-FM Launches BIA's ActiveAccess Desktop Application to
Engage Listeners from their Computers with Streaming Video & Audio, Promotions
and Breaking News
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- NAB FASTROAD Chooses BIAfn and Other Companies to Support Design and Development of Electronic Program Guide for HD Radio™ Read »
- SpectraRep Selected By State of Missouri to Deploy Next-Generation Emergency Alert System Statewide Read Read »
- RADIO REVENUES IN 2007 REMAINED STAGNANT; Some Mid-Sized Markets Holding Their Own Due to Innovation and Local Advertising Support Read »
- Clear Channel's Pittsburgh Radio Stations Rollout BIA's ActiveAccess Desktop Application; Offers Revenue Potential by Providing Local Advertisers Innovative Channel to Reach Customers Read »
- BIA's ActiveAccess Launches NewsView: A Free Desktop Application to View News, Sports, and Entertainment Videos and Stories Directly on the Computer Desktop Read »
BIA Blog Entries
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- Ad spending, new media, DTV, HD radio, podcasting, TWiT, WiFi, CBS Radio, local advertising, mobile online, digital media, new devices, Clear Channel, Convergence, iBiquity, multicasting,
digital innovation, Financial innovation
Upcoming Webinars
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Revitalizing Old Media
Positioning the radio industry to capitalize on strengths in a high tech
world
September 10, 2008
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM EDT
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The radio industry has gone
through substantial changes over the years. And with the rise of HD Radio,
satellite radio and internet streaming, the industry continues to present a
dynamic array of challenges to broadcast owners, operators and investors.
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- Going Mobile: The Next Frontier for Broadcasters
October 8, 2008
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM EDT
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With broadcasters and other media companies facing increased competition and declines in traditional advertising, the search is underway for other channels to help improve customer engagement and expand revenue sources. To many, going mobile is the next frontier for the broadcasting industry.
More Details.
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