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NuVoodoo's executive team regularly publishes thoughts, data, and analysis here and in media industry publications and trade magazines.

VoodooVision Kicks Off This Week

By Leigh Jacobs

VoodooVision kicks off this Thursday, March 2 at 2 PM East/11 AM Pacific. It’s a reimagining of the Ratings Prospects Studies we’ve been conducting for over a decade. This new study allows us to better serve a wide range of audio entertainment providers – but also gives us deeper perspectives on where Broadcast Radio stands…

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VoodooVision: Is Twitter’s Reputation Enduring?

By Leigh Jacobs

NuVoodoo’s twice-annual Ratings Prospects Studies morph this year to what we’re calling VoodooVision. This new perspective allows us to better serve with wider range of audio entertainment providers we’re working with – but also allows us to better understand where Broadcast Radio stands in that landscape. This massive new study contains results from over 5,300…

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What VoodooVision Says About Broadcast Radio TSL

By Leigh Jacobs

NuVoodoo’s twice-annual Ratings Prospects Studies morph this year to what we’re calling VoodooVision. This new perspective allows us to better serve with wider range of audio entertainment providers we’re working with – but also allows us to better understand where Broadcast Radio stands in that landscape. It’s a massive study encompassing over 5,300 respondents nationwide.…

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VoodooVision: Our Biggest Study of Audio Media Ever

By Leigh Jacobs

We’ve been conducting and presenting NuVoodoo Ratings Prospects Studies twice a year since founding the company in the wake of the Great Recession. Our studies have focused almost exclusively on the needs of the radio industry and featured samples comprised of respondents across PPM markets. The iteration just out of the field is a bit…

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ChatGPT Killed the Radio Star. (And the Video Star. And the Movie Star. And Probably Everyone… but there’s no need to panic.)

By Russ Gilbert

Disruptive technology rolling out at high speed has been the norm for the last 40 years. Yes, it’s scary for good reason, and yes, it’s going to cost a lot of people their jobs, but the “Bone crushing change” doesn’t mean there’s nothing on the other side. Napster and digital music were going to kill…

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