Impact of Royalty Increases on Internet Radio (2)
Statement by Bryan Miller–WOXY.COM General Manager, Cincinnati, OH.
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One of the best radio stations in the country. WOOOO!
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Woxy is the only reason I feel on top of new and emerging artists. They are the only reason I buy CDs.
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Way to go, Bryan J. Internet radio is one of the few (the only?) place I know of to hear new music. And I go out and buy their CDs. I’m not interested in listening to commercial, terrestrial radio stations and their narrow playlists.
Long live Internet radio (and woxy)!