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Radio Tracks

Award-winning executive airs fears about the future of broadcasting

By Clea Simon
Globe Correspondent / January 9, 2004

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Steve Robinson has seen the future of radio, and he's not happy. Robinson was recently honored for excellence in radio broadcasting by the Association of Composers, Authors, and Publishers. Accepting the ASCAP-Deems Taylor award, at a ceremony in New York City, gave him a forum to talk about the medium. (Full Article: 524 Words)

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