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Ad Age: Is Prime Time Past Its Prime?

 May 11, 2007

TV’s former jackpot daypart is now the realm of reality and game shows. More and more of us are time shifters. MORE

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(1964) House of the Rising Sun, Animals
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(1969) A Boy Named Sue, Johnny Cash
(1970) Don't Play That Song, Aretha Franklin
(1971) Spanish Harlem, Aretha Franklin

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(1962) The Beatles fire drummer Pete Best. 23 year old Richard Starkey takes his place.
(1968) WKNR's weekly news program, Project Detroit, focuses on Education by Electronics - a report on the increasing use of the electronic media in presentation of specialized high school courses.
(1995) 28 Detroit radio stations observe a moment of silence in memory of JP McCarthy.

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