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Noral Group International, Inc. Survey Reveals Health Public Service Advertising Wanted for Radio
Published in Vaccine Weekly, June 16th, 2010
U.S. radio media directors named health the number one issue about which they are seeking public service advertising (PSAs). Health ranked top of the issues they wanted our government to support with public service advertising, and was the top specific issue (after all issues supported by community based organizations) to which they wanted their stations to give airtime. The survey marks the latest release of the National Media Survey, an on-going study about public service advertising conducted by Noral Group International, Inc.
"Congress wasn't the only group thinking about the health of Americans this year. Our radio stations want to give airtime to PSAs that help...
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Source: Vaccine Weekly (2010-06-16)
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