Dr. Ed Cohen
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One of the radio industry’s most respected researchers, Dr. Ed Cohen writes a weekly business column, heavily focused on ratings research for Barrett Media. His career experiences include serving as VP of Ratings and Research at Cumulus Media, occupying the role of VP of Measurement Innovation at Nielsen Audio, and its predecessor Arbitron. While with Arbitron, Cohen spent five years as the company's President of Research Policy and Communication, and eight years as VP of Domestic Radio Research. Dr. Ed has also held the title of Vice President of Research for iHeartMedia/Clear Channel, and held research positions for the National Association of Broadcasters and Birch/Scarborough Research. He enjoys hearing your thoughts so please feel free to reach him at doctoredresearch@gmail.com.
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And You Thought Radio Had It Bad…
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Following Connected Car Expert Roger Lanctot on LinkedIn is Time Well Spent
His writing is always entertaining, and you’ll never have any doubt as to where Roger stands on an issue in the industry.
Should Radio Be More Optimistic?
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It’s Christmas Time for Radio Stations Again!
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How Would Audio Measurement Change if Nielsen Faced Stiffer Competition?
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Three Ways To Increase Audience Connection With Transparency
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‘The Press Box’ with Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker is The Ringer’s Must-Listen Podcast
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Being Laid Off Hasn’t Dampened Kadie Daye’s Love of Radio
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