O'Kelly, 2016 - Google Patents
But will it play in Grand Rapids? The role of gatekeepers in music selection in 1960s top 40 radioO'Kelly, 2016
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- O'Kelly L
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The decision to play (or not to play) certain songs on the radio can have financial ramifications for performers and for radio stations alike in the form of ratings and revenue. This study considers the theory of gatekeeping at the individual level, paired with industry …
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