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  • The radio
    radio
    / In the United States

    ā€œDrive-timeā€ radio had become important after 1960 as morning and evening commutes in most urban areas grew longer, and it continued to be a mainstay, attracting the medium’s largest audiences. Such programs continued to thrive despite decades of competition from broadcast television and increasing competition…

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    ā€œDrive-timeā€ radio had become important after 1960 as morning and evening commutes in most urban areas grew longer, and it continued to be a mainstay, attracting the medium’s largest audiences. Such programs continued to thrive despite decades of competition from broadcast television and increasing competition…

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