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About
AudioGraphics.com went up in 1997 to report how the internet
affects broadcasting. AG is a Google News and MSN News source.
Prior to shifting focus towards the internet, Audio Graphics
produced radio and television commercial campaigns since 1991.
In 1997 it became a participant in the online radio industry.
Come 2001, Audio Graphics organized a group of online radio stations to survey
their audiences for creating psychographic profiles of listeners.
RRadio Network surveys remain the only continuously-served
radio surveys online. We are currently working with widely
acclaimed Borrell Associates in managing these surveys.
Our second focus is on helping independent artists be
heard by online radio station owners. (For a few years
in the mid-70s, I had the good fortune of being affiliated
with various recording studios in Muscle Shoals, AL.)
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Audio Graphics exists to show the possibilities of merging the internet with broadcasting
- particularly radio. Over the years I have produced, written, or acted as talent in well
over 10,000 broadcast commercials, managed radio properties, sold advertising, and
been on-air in Cleveland, Ohio for nearly two decades.
I am fluent in various analytic programs, keyword ad buying, search engine optimizing,
and internet marketing via Google Base, MSN Live, and Yahoo! Merchant Solutions.
I've also created the software code used for AG web sites (and many other companies'
web sites), and write the articles published at AudioGraphics.com.
Here you'll get the good and bad of each topic, in its relation to radio.
Having worked with David Saperstein in the early days of Metro Networks, and later,
as part of management putting SportsRadio, WKNR, Cleveland on the air (the fifth sports
talk radio station in the nation), I have twice before found that new ideas are not quickly embraced.
This time around, with the internet, and with a just completed 4 year stint as SVP of a global
leader in internet radio and ad insertion software and technology, I appreciate the opportunity
to help clarify the change.
This time around there's a lot more at stake.

Ken Dardis
President,
Audio Graphics, Inc.
440-564-7437
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