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10.06.08
American Media Services Interactive Announces Alliance with TapIt® - Interactive Indy Music Discovery Platform

American Media Services Interactive announces an alliance with TapIt®, a customizable “ready-to-launch” interactive entertainment platform that is available to radio stations, newspapers, magazines and other media publishers. Through the alliance, TapIt® will be exclusively available through American Media Services Interactive, LLC.... read more

09.15.08
American Media Services' J. Daniel Floyd Receives Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA) Designation

American Media Services (AMS) announces that J. Daniel Floyd has attained the designation as a Certified Valuation Analyst . Given by the National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts (www.nacva.com), the certification will enable Mr. Floyd to prepare credible, comprehensive radio station valuations required in the action of radio station mergers and acquisitions conducted by AMS... read more

09.11.08
American Media Services Survey Shows Radio Listenership Remains Consistently Strong and Internet Radio Gaining in Popularity

Although there are some naysayers who still say that radio is losing its value, listening to the radio continues to be part of Americans’ daily life, according to results of a nationwide telephone survey that American Media Services released today.. read more

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About the Founders
Seeger and Guest serve in active roles with the firm, while Fort serves in an advisory capacity. The three comprise the company's board of directors.

Before AMS was formed, Ed and Andrew each had spent more than 30 years in radio broadcasting, where they had managed or owned properties and worked at the corporate level with broadcast groups. They knew that there were dozens, perhaps hundreds, of radio stations throughout the country that could become much more valuable than they presently were.

The challenge was to develop the technology to successfully improve those stations' coverage and reach within the confines of FCC regulations.

The result was a new engineering and brokerage company that could turn some stations on the periphery of large markets into much more valuable properties by moving them closer to the metropolitan area. Such "move-ins" had been randomly accomplished for years, but they were rarely attempted because of the complexities, costs, and time involved.

American Media Services was the first company to serve the industry with all of the components required to implement the "move-in" process in house, as well as facilitate the transactional side of buying and selling stations.