Arbitron and comScore Media Metrix released the online radio ratings for January 2005. The ratings revealed that a newcomer, Live365.
Arbitron and comScore Media Metrix released the online radio ratings for January 2005. The ratings revealed that a newcomer, Live365.com, reached an average of 438,000 people per week during the January 2005 survey period. The January report of the comScore Arbitron ratings service rated America Online's AOL Radio Network; Yahoo! Music; Microsoft's MSN Radio and WindowsMedia.com and newcomer Live365 during an average broadcast week in the month of January.
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