From TMCNet.com: “BRS Media‘s Web-Radio… has reported that a record number of Holiday stations are webcasting online this year. There are approximately 100 Internet-only stations and more than 400 terrestrial AM/FM radio stations offering seasonal music broadcasts this year…

“BRS Media… enables traditional and interactive media companies to build their capability on the web…

“According to estimates, more than 68% of terrestrial radio stations broadcasting Christmas music offer online streaming radio. The number has increased from 60% in 2006. In the year 2005, the number was just 35%.”

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Comment

1. I think I had a very successful Christmas season this year. My two primary stations ended up as the #2 and #4 overall stations at Live365, for the 30 day window from Monday the 24th through Friday the 28th.

   — Michael Clark · Dec 28, 12:30 PM · #

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