HD (Digital) Radio May be a Boon to Advertisers

Everything is digital today. Your cell phone. Your CD player. Television. Now, it is radio’s turns. As mentioned here earlier, HD radio is on the way.

Among many other things, it will allow advertisers to insert text and perhaps graphical images along with their typical 60 second commercials as the new radios will have a display panel similar to those now on automotive satellite receivers. On the most basic level, the ability to display an 800 number in a radio screen for the entire length of the commercial would greatly increase the chance that listeners would actually remember the number.

MediaPost: Ad Boundaries Changing as Radio Goes HD

Picture of Steve Hall

Steve Hall

RECENT ARTICLES

TRENDING AROUND THE WEB

9 habits of people who stay genuinely curious about the world well into their 80s

9 habits of people who stay genuinely curious about the world well into their 80s

Hack Spirit

If you’d rather have one deep conversation than ten small ones, you probably share these 8 traits

If you’d rather have one deep conversation than ten small ones, you probably share these 8 traits

Hack Spirit

9 phrases people with real humility use when they’re proven wrong

9 phrases people with real humility use when they’re proven wrong

Hack Spirit

If you can sit through a whole meal without checking your phone, you have a discipline most people have lost

If you can sit through a whole meal without checking your phone, you have a discipline most people have lost

Hack Spirit

7 gentle ways to set a boundary without ever sounding cold

7 gentle ways to set a boundary without ever sounding cold

Hack Spirit

Three of this year’s biggest AI-authorship scandals have hit a literary prize, a publisher, and a newspaper — and together they keep exposing how blurry the line around ‘authorship’ has become

Three of this year’s biggest AI-authorship scandals have hit a literary prize, a publisher, and a newspaper — and together they keep exposing how blurry the line around ‘authorship’ has become

Global English Editing