Costs Push Down Q4 Arbitron Profits

Michael P. Skarzynski made his debut as Arbitron’s new president and CEO before investors during the company’s quarterly conference call Wednesday morning (Feb. 17).  

The next day, shares of Arbitron ticked up more than 2 percent or 28 cents to $13.48 just during lunchtime trading Wednesday (Feb. 18) after the Columbia, Md., radio research firm reported fourth quarter net income of $3.4 million or 13 cents a share compared with $3.7 million and 13 cents a share a year before.

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