Sentences with phrase «radio company measured»

SiriusXM is the world's largest radio company measured by revenue (more than $ 4 billion) and serves more than 28 million subscribers in the United States and Canada.

Not exact matches

«I can't speak for them as a company, but times have changed a little bit for them; they're a company that relies heavily on television and they measure their return on investment based on TV,» Lopes said on 1070 the Fan, a radio station in Indianapolis.

- And I have worked for a local radio station, where the great charity work we did at the grassroots was measured by the parent company solely in terms of positive column inches, which was so demoralising for the team.

Research company MusicWatch publicly released data points from its Annual Music Study, measuring relative popularity among leading streaming music outlets YouTube, Pandora, Spotify, iHeartRadio, VEVO, and iTunes Radio.

• Track record of success developing and implementing loss prevention strategies to suit a wide variety of incident complexity • Demonstrated ability to detect deficiencies resulted in loss and implement corrective measures • Well versed in detecting unusual incidents and perform investigative measures to ensure prevention of possible loss • Special talent for safely apprehending and detaining suspected shoplifters and performing rites rituals • Proven record of using surveillance and radio equipment to assist in handling loss prevention and investigative duties • Clear thinking, aimed at exercising good judgement when tailing suspicious persons or investigating doubtful situations • Strong observation and critical thinking skills aimed at analyzing potentially detrimental situations • Demonstrated ability to sense suspicious behavior and actions and handle adverse situations in an authoritative manner • Able to react non-emotionally during times of extreme duress with a great ability to stay focused on the job • Exceptional ability to conduct bag checks and tagging duties in accordance to company policies and procedures

Although it's hard to measure the return on PR spending, there's no doubt that a prominent mention in an authoritative publication or on a TV or radio show can give a company credibility that ads can't buy, says Wong.