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Arbitron Information on Demand
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Arbitron Information on Demand
A computerized system available to subscribers providing information about American radio and some other markets; examples of such information include demographics, size and the products people in different markets are likely to buy. Arbitration Information on Demand provides a variety of reports. It is owned by the Arbitron Company.
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