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United States of America
Feb 2000 time: 23:36
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quote: Originally posted by Drake Tungsten
quote: Ha! Ha! Ha! Hey, that's so good, Drake, I'll pass it on to my corporate bosses. They'll get a kick out of it, too. |
What's so hilarious about the idea of liberal talk radio? It might be able to succeed if it were run competently, unlike Air America. |
Hmm. So you're really *serious* about supporting liberal talk radio, are you? Funny, I got the opposite impression from your post (for some reason, I read it as being sarcastic ... not sure why, really. *whistles innocently*):
quote: "I agree with the OP. We need a real liberal voice in talk radio; TV and the print media just aren't enough." |
Anyway, dig a little bit into the ownership structure of the media, and you'll find out just how much of it is owned by rather large companies. And if a media source *isn't* owned by a large conglomerate of some sort, odds are it's dependent on a big company somewhere, somehow, for providing its content (or has an interest, controlling or otherwise, in the smaller operation). IOW, true "mom-and-pop" media with a regional, national or global influence is pretty much nil. Then again, it's pretty much the same way with just about every other facet of the economy.
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Feb 1999 time: 21:36
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quote: Originally posted by Shi Huangdi
Feel free to start your own liberal radio station if you don't like it. |
I actually thought about doing that back in the early 80's--not a liberal station, but an all-comedy station.
I got the idea because,in the early 70's, I was a big fan of KPPC-FM radio, which was started in the basement of a church for a measly $50,000. I figured if they could do it, so could I. However, in the ten years which had passed since the founding of KPPC, all the radio frequencies in LA which are usable had been licensed. This left me with the only option of buying out an existing radio station, which costs millions of dollars. 
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Pax
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I drove all around Corpus Christi. Reception of 1150 AM is poor to non-existent. On the other hand the Right-wing station 1360 AM is crystal clear all over town.
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Diety of Kidiverse
Mar 2003 time: 21:36
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Pax,
Don't you get Pacifica Radio there? That has Democracy Now and some other lefty programs. It's listener sponsered, which is good, but they have pledge drives sometimes.
Last edited by Kidicious on 08-06-2005 at 00:21
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