Over chicken and potatoes at New York's Edison Ballroom on Thursday afternoon, media folks heard a presentation by an entertainment giant in a field that doesn't have much room left for giants: Radio Disney.
The 31-station network (all O&O's) has quietly staked out a place in kids' brainpans that has gone more or less unoccupied for the last few years. Music has always been a part of childhood, and the tween audience Disney super-serves on networks like ABC Family has adopted the elderly format in a high-tech way.
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