The YPPM alleged that the PhD thesis - 'Socio-economic roots of insurgency in North East India’, which was guided by former VC of Manipur University Amar Yumnam and Sadananda Sahoo of IGNOU and published in the name of author Sushil Kumar, attempts to distort the history of Manipur.
COUNTRY RADIO BROADCASTERS Executive Dir. RJ CURTIS shared his insights into the current strengths and challenges of the Country radio format during a FEBRUARY 17th webinar. The session, titled “What We Can Learn From AMERICA’s #1 Music Format,” was co-hosted by BENZTOWN CEO ANDREAS SANNEMANN and P1 MEDIA GROUP Partner KEN BENSON.The panelists discussed the format’s sharp decline in yearly average PPM shares since 2014, particularly last year, quoting NIELSEN .
ALL ACCESS has learned that NIELSEN has informed its clients that supply chain "challenges" have led to difficulty obtaining Portable People Meters and a consequential reduction of its Designated Delivery Index for the "next several months," reflecting that the measurement company will fall short of its sample targets.In a memo to clients, NIELSEN said that it is "experiencing continued global supply chain challenges related to COVID-19, and we expect that these .
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