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Beasley Revenue Falls, Income Rises In Fourth Quarter
February 10, 2021 at 5:39 AM (PT)
Q4 Results
BEASLEY BROADCAST GROUP fourth quarter 2020 revenue fell 5% year-to-year to $68.5 million, blamed on pandemic-related advertising decreases, but net income rose 234% to $11 million (38 cents/diluted share), with income including a $4.4 million gain on dispositions, $3.6 million in other operating income and $2.2 million of non-cash impairment losses in 2020 and a $17.1 million gain on dispositions and $13.7 million of non-cash impairment losses in fourth quarter 2019.
CEO CAROLINE BEASLEY said, “BEASLEY’s 2020 fourth quarter financial results reflect the ongoing recovery of our business and solid execution by our teams in generating sequential quarter-over-quarter revenue growth that exceeded the high-end of the preliminary range we announced in JANUARY.
Nielsen Confirms Super Bowl Ratings Delay
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The wait to find out how many people watched the Super Bowl is proving to be as interminable as the game itself.
Nielsen on Monday night confirmed that ratings for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ 31-9 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday night were unlikely to be released until at least Tuesday morning. The data and research firm alluded to possible issues with measurement of out of home viewing in acknowledging the delay.
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“Super Bowl numbers are still being processed and verified. We anticipate that final viewing figures, which will include Out Of Home (OOH) viewing, will be available to the media tomorrow,” a Nielsen spokesperson said. “We will update the press and the industry accordingly when a final timeline is confirmed.”
By Reuters Staff
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LONDON (Reuters) - The online share of British grocery sales hit a record 16% in January, up from 8% in the same month last year, driven by increased demand during the country’s third COVID-19 lockdown, industry data showed on Tuesday.
FILE PHOTO: A shopper leaves with her groceries at the Morrisons supermarket in Bradford City center, January 9, 2003. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson
Market researcher Nielsen said British consumers spent 1.4 billion pounds ($1.9 billion) on groceries online in the four weeks to Jan. 30 - year-on-year growth of 121%.
It said one in three of all British households shopped online, with 770 million pounds of the spend coming from new online shoppers.
While television ratings for Sunday s game kept in line with the downward trend that we ve seen throughout the coronavirus pandemic, millions of people watched Super Bowl LV online.