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Radio ads used to be live, personal and spoken by an individual.

Radio ad revenue in 2003 rose 1 percent from 2002.

The campaign will begin next week with magazine, newspaper and radio ads.

Some school buses now play radio ads meant for children.

"There's no reason to think they'll listen to radio ads on line."

And last week the Governor began a radio ad to draw public support for her budget.

"In American political life, you need to have money for television and radio ads.

Soon after, he began work in television, cinema, and radio ads.

He said the radio ads were to begin today.

The band's music had been used in radio ads for Plymouth.

The radio ad was very popular, and gave the cab company more business than they could handle.

The client turned to Palmer to run some radio ads for that program.

We ran radio ads as well, and of course these things are expensive."

Other radio ads are likely, union leaders said today.

And radio ads will run in 20 large markets.

You can run that radio ad in 200 cities.

The company is also running outdoor and radio ads.

The radio ad is essentially an expanded version of the television commercial.

But the company reaps 21 percent of the area's radio ad revenue.

"We had enough money to buy air time for radio ads before it was all booked by the politicians," he said.

Studies show that radio ads create emotional reactions in listeners.

Some of these men came to him through newspaper and radio ads he placed seeking donors.

The radio ad takes him to task for his changing his story.

I'll trust that arrangement over billboards and radio ads every time.