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INDEX — Continued
RESEARCH 33-93
f Radio and Sales, Article by Archi-~\ J bald M. Crossley— 33-56; A Port I J folio of Radio Sales Effectiveness f I Studies, 1930-1940—57-93. J
Research Organizations, Complete Particulars of 254
REVENUE & TIME SALES. . .114-131
Broadcast Industry Income Statement, 1939—114-115; Radio Time Sales, 1939, 1938, 1937—116; Comparison Between Major Media, 1939, 1938, 1937—116; Network Gross Time Sales — 116; Expenditures for Network Radio by Industries, 1930-1939, Article by Dr. Frank Stanton— 117-120; CBS 1939 Revenue by Industries — 120; Mutual 1939 Revenue by Industries — 120121; NBC 1939 Revenue by Industries—121; CBS -Mutual-NBC 1939 Advertisers by Rank of Expenditure—121-123; CBS Gross Client Revenue, 1939—123-125; CBS Political Advertisers, 1939 — 125; Mutual Gross Client Revenue, 1939 — 126; NBC Gross Client Revenue, 1939 — 127-130; NBC Political Advertisers, 1939—130; NBC-CBS Day and Evening Revenue , 1931-1939 — 130; Ranking Sponsors' Contribution to Network Dollar Volume — 130; What Reader -Listeners Paid for Radio, Magazine, Newspapers and Farm Papers, 1939—131.
Revenue:
— ASCAP 228
— Average per Sponsor, CBS,
1938-1939 125
— Average per Sponsor, Mutual Broadcasting System, 19381939 126
— Average per Sponsor, NBC,
1938-1939 130
— Broadcast Industry Gross,
1937-1939 116
—Broadcast Industry Net, 1938
1939 114 115
—CBS, by 1939 Sponsors 123 125
—CBS, from Ten Leading Sponsors, 1936-1939 130
— Combined Network, by Rank
of Sponsor Expenditure, 1939 121 123
—Day and Evening, NBC-CBS,
1931-1939 130
—Magazines, 1937-1939 116
— Median per Sponsor, CBS,
1938-1939 125
— Median per Sponsor, Mutual Broadcasting System, 19381939 126
— Median per Sponsor, NBC,
1938-1939 130
— Mutual Broadcasting System,
by 1939 Sponsors 126
—NBC, by 1939 Sponsors 127 130
—NBC, from Ten Leading Sponsors, 1936-1939 130
— Network, by Industries, 1930
1939 117 121
—Newspaper, 1937-1939 116
—Political, CBS, 1939 125
—Political, NBC, 1939 130
Ricordi, G. & Co. (Milan), Complete Particulars of 245
Royal Gelatin, Radio's Effect on
the Purchase of 67
Rural Radio:
—Ownership, Jan. 1, 1938 112
— Ownership and Listening,
Basic Data as of Jan. 1, 1938 113 — (Vs.) Purchase of Radio-Advertised Brands (Chart) 73
SESAC See Society of European
Stage Authors and Composers, Inc. Sal Hepatica, Radio's Effect on
the Purchase of 70
Sales:
— Measurements of 33 93
— Radio Time See Revenue
Scouring Powders, Radio's Effect
on the Use of 65
Scripts:
—Buyers of, Advertising Agency 177 227
—Libraries, Particulars of 1087-1088
—Services, Particulars of 1075-1087
— Writers, International Sponsored Broadcasts 347 348
—Writers, Network 1939-1940
Commercial Programs 278-347
Services:
—Artists Bureau 1075-1087
—Engineering 360 361
—News 256
—Program Producer 1075-1087
—Research 254 255
—Station Representative 773 778
—Script : 1075-1087
—Script Library 1087-1088
-Transcription 256 266
Set Ownership:
— By States and Counties 491
—By Young People 97
— Canadian, by Provinces 752
—Estimated as of Jan. 1, 1940. . . 113
— Median Number of Years.... 113
—Multiple 113
—Urban and Rural, Jan. 1, 1938. 112
Sets:
— Auto-radio owned Jan. 1, 1940 113
—Auto-radio Sold in 1939 113
— Battery-portables owned Jan.
1, 1940 113
—Battery-portables Sold in 1939 113 — Cost of Purchase, Operation,
Repair and Upkeep of, 1939. 131
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