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Monthly Archives: November 2010
DEA invokes “Emergency Powers”
USA Today story “The American public looks to the DEA to protect its children and communities from those who would exploit them for their own gain,” said DEA Acting Administrator Michele M. Leonhart. “Makers of these harmful products mislead their … Continue reading
IOS 4.2 released today
In addition to giving the iPad multitasking and folders, your iDevice can now print to a printer and use AirPlay to relay the streaming on your iDevice to another AirPlay enabled device like a set of speakers or an Apple … Continue reading
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“If this escalates into a real war…”
North Korea is undergoing a transition to a new leader, and that can be a dangerous time as the military tests their power and the abilities of the new leader. Today, North Korea opened fire on a South Korean island … Continue reading
Guarding your “Junk”
This business about the TSA “enhanced” screening is creating a variety of reactions from talk show hosts – they seem to be falling into one of three groups: This is a bad idea because I read it on the Drudge … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Death of Old Media, Radio Biz
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Testing Log
Below the Volunteer lists, there is a link now to make it easier to access the “Testing Log”, which shows the recent tests performed. There is a checkbox to ignore the “Editor”. If the background is light blue, that means that … Continue reading
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Barbara Bush on Sarah Palin
“I think she [Sarah Palin] is very happy in Alaska, and I hope she stays there.” Barbara Bush on Larry King Live http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLJ4vQEp6B8 Prepare yourself now that the Republican “Establishment” is preparing to run Jeb Bush for President in 2012. … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics
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Whois NutritionMarket.com?
TRN has been running sponsorship messages on all of its programming for several months for a web site called NutritionMarket.com. Who are they? The domain is registered through a low cost registrar called GoDaddy.com. The actual owner information is being … Continue reading
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The “Smart” war escalates
AFP (the French News Service) is reporting that for the first time, the U.S. Military is using M1 tanks in Vie^h^h^hAfghanistan. The Obama admistration was going to “start leaving” Afghanistan in the summer of 2011 – has now floated the … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Obama Nation
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Phil Hendrie Goes Local
We seem to have a trend. Tom Taylor’s newsletter reports today that TRN’s Phil Hendrie will be doing a 7-10PM local show on KFI in Los Angeles on Saturdays. This comes a few days after Rusty Humphries announced he will … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Radio Biz
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The Legacy of Paul Weyrich
Paul Weyrich was the Conservative’s Conservative. He had been a Young Republican and active in the Goldwater campaign of 1964. He went on to be co-founder of the Heritage Foundation and the Free Congress Foundation. He passed away in 2008. … Continue reading
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MTV and AOL – meet Clear Channel
The past two days, Tom Taylor has been leading with the news that Robert Pittman is becoming involved with Clear Channel and might even be looking to facilitate a buyout. This seems extremely plausible and nobody knows the radio business … Continue reading
Posted in Death of Old Media, Radio Biz
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Radio Abhors a Vacuum
Salem Radio has announced they are changing the format of KLFE.-AM in Seattle to the standard News/talk format (Bennett / Gallagher / Hewitt / Prager + Dennis Miller and Mark Levin. This fills the hole recently vacated by KVI-AM, although … Continue reading
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Progressive Politics and Pellagra
A few days ago, a “progressive host” made the claim that before the progressives came along and forced government to require all flour to be enriched, people were suffering from a disease called Pellagra – so those ignorant Tea Party people … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Health "We Don't Care", Radio Biz
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Don’t jump onto a sinking ship
In 2007, a guy named Sam Zell took over Tribune Company in Chicago – the company that owned WGN, the Chicago Cubs, the Chicago Tribune, the L.A. Times, 23 TV stations and had been part owner of the WB TV network (and other assorted media … Continue reading
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Rusty Humphries goes Local
Tom Taylor is reporting that Rusty Humphries has accepted a job in Atlanta, working evenings for WGST (owned by Clear Channel). WGST-AM goes to 1000 watts after the sun goes down, which still covers most of the Atlanta Metro area. … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Streaming, Radio Biz
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