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Melanie Morgan hits the big time
This is a BIG deal. You may not have heard of Melanie Morgan unless you live in California. She is a “lib who saw the light” Conservative who worked for quite a while on KSFO in San Francisco co-hosting a … Continue reading
Posted in Programming Updates, Radio Business, Syndication
Tagged KSFO, Melanie Morgan, TRN
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Another reason to worry
Update at bottom One of the guiding principles of StreamingRadioGuide is that the list of stations for a program is sorted by prior visitor’s choices. The theory is that the “best” stations will sort to the top, whatever that means based on the thought process and … Continue reading
Posted in Radio Business, Syndication
Tagged CRN, Premier, Syndication, TRN
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