"We wanted to be more than a media company. We wanted to be a platform and community. We had 25 years of building communities already, so we built On3 to connect that ecosystem."
“It comes with statistics. You place a radio ad, and the station can’t tell you how many people heard it, how many people liked the ad or liked the program.”
“People who can afford to pay, get access to quality information and journalism, and people who can’t afford to pay end up with junk information, misinformation, and low quality.”
A report from The Wall Street Journal claims the pause in the case came as the network is looking at a last-ditch settlement with the election machine company.
“It comes with statistics. You place a radio ad, and the station can’t tell you how many people heard it, how many people liked the ad or liked the program.”