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In reply to the discussion: (Portland's progressive talk) KPOJ Cancelling Political Talk Radio [View all]Strelnikov_
(7,772 posts)53. Could not agree more
It's the NPR numbers.
NPR grabs such a hunk of the 'left' side of the market there is not much room left for 'commercial' progressive radio. And, as you note, its about as 'left' as Richard Nixon when it comes to current events coverage.
Great post, BTW.
Following are a couple of my older posts along these lines.
NPR . . Where even Richard Nixon has got soul.
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Mike Malloy is just going off about this and points out Arbitron ratings are BS,
alp227
Nov 2012
#33
Poor ratings rationalization is BS! KPOJ is 25,000 watts daytime versus 50,000 watts
cascadiance
Nov 2012
#39
Someone else in that market should pick them up. I see money to be made.
The Wielding Truth
Nov 2012
#7
Liberals should appeal to the FCC for re-issuing the licenses because of so little
loudsue
Nov 2012
#9
YEAH but what about Norman Goldman? I love his show.. even better than Randi-I used
SoCalDemGrrl
Nov 2012
#50
Norman Goldman stated that corporate leaders were determined to remove progressive talk show hosts
JRLeft
Nov 2012
#21
The Tunein app is great for a ton of different stations out there - you can even
bullwinkle428
Nov 2012
#64