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By Corey Deitz, About.com Guide to Radio since 2002

CBS Radio to Sell Off 50 Radio Stations

Thursday July 31, 2008
As adweek.com put it: "CBS continued to trim its struggling radio portfolio and said it would divest 50 stations in 12 midsize markets."

Big companies - especially those top-heavy with under-performing or simply adequate properties competing in a brave new media world - are getting out from underneath them.

Not too long ago Clear Channel Radio sold off close to 450 radio stations to concentrate on larger markets with bigger potential. This is a trend which most likely will continue with big players who are concerned with getting the most revenue bang for their ownership.

Related: Traditional Radio Continues to Layer on the Technology

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August 28, 2008 at 10:12 pm
(1) alex says:

CBS radio signs an exclusive radio deal with Alex Papas to promote and advertise the Medefile Card. Alex Papas the creator and the developer of the prepaid phone card in the United States, has just created a new medical breakthrough called The MedeFile Card. MedeFile’s centralized, confidential electronic portfolio gives you 24/7 access to your medical history. No more wasting time and filling out paperwork when you go to see the doctor or go to the hospital. Imagine that you or your parent or child has suddenly become ill. They are in a place where no one knows them, their blood type, what medications they are on, or what allergies they have. Quick decisions could mean the difference between life and death. Each year the lack of accurate medical information – or the wrong information – takes a terrible toll. With MedeFile you can be better prepared with vital information should such an emergency arise. Your Medical records are going Green. CBS radio will promote the Medefile Card on the air, and hand out free $20 Medefile Cards at all events. CBS will also put banner ads on there websites. For more information on The MedeFile Card go to http://www.medefilecard.com.

February 27, 2009 at 9:27 pm
(2) alex says:

Free Digital Medical USB drives are being donated to companies for there employees, there families and customers. Alex Papas, has been credited for creating and developing the prepaid phone card in the United States. Since starting the prepaid phone card industry he has helped major companies get their name and products into the market place. Companies include Verizon, Sprint, PT-1 and Playboy to name a few. He has now again created and developed another great product for everyone called the Medefile Card.MedeFile’s centralized, confidential electronic portfolio gives everyone 24/7 access to there medical history. Hospitals, Doctors, EMT’s and all other Emergency personnel are now relying on Digital Medical Records. Emergency personnel now know in an instant who you are, your blood type, your allergies and your emergency contacts. Knowing that, could say your life. Also you now don’t have to waste time filling out paperwork when you go to the doctor or the hospital. The USB drive fits on your key chain. So now, just hand your MedeDrive to the receptionist it’s that simple. Papas is donating $100 million in MedeDrive’s to companies & charities now. Papas has already donated Medefile Cards to the Lupus Foundation, CBS Radio, Marriot Hotels, Lowes Hotels, and The Child Life Foundation, to name a few. To see how it works go to http://www.medefilecard.com Contact Alex Papas for more details 954 729 8888 or email alextelcom@aol.com

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