U.S. radio does not worry about the possibility of the British Broadcasting Corp. invading the U.S. air. But results of a BBC survey, announced last week in Billboard, show that at least four of its U.S.-aimed programs (Transatlantic Call, Stars & Stripes in Britain, American Eagle Club and Radio Newsreel) have caught on with two U.S. audiences: the A (high income-education) and the D (lowest income-education) groups.
Incidental intelligence gleaned from BBC's survey of U.S. listeners: > 51 of 205 surveyed in Salina, Kans. listen regularly to BBC, like its war...
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