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Are Broadcasters Doing Digital Wrong?
Be wary of falling into the common "bright shiny object" syndrome
Ken Deutsch, a longtime Radio World contributor who refers to himself in the third person, is a former radio disc jockey, program director, public TV director and closed-caption typist. He has written several books about the radio and jingle industries, and now enjoys retirement in Sarasota, Fla., at least when there are no hurricanes.
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