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Michael Savage’s other shoe drops
I’ve reported here a couple times that Michael Savage has indicated on air that he might just quit radio “by the end of the year”. I’ve also watched as TRN hosts have been accepting non-network work and wondered what is going … Continue reading
Posted in Radio Biz
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Today is FCC Net Neutrality Day
While everyone is on vacation, the 5 member FCC Commission is voting today on Net Neutrality. The scope of what is being voted on today is nowhere near the “end of Internet Freedom” that some radio hosts have been fretting … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Internet Streaming, Obama Nation, Radio Biz
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Liberty Works Isn’t
Liberty Works is dedicated to reawakening Americans to the founding principles of natural rights and limited government, as embodied in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, by broadcasting Liberty-oriented talk radio shows through an expanding network of commercial and … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Internet Streaming, Obama Nation, Radio Biz
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Congress green lights expansion of LPFM
LPFM stands for Low Power FM. A low power FM station is allowed to use 10 to 100 watts of power – at most they can be heard 5 miles from the transmitter. LPFM is intended for stationary listening, not … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Radio Biz
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What radio didn’t learn from Howard Stern
A brief history… Infinity Broadcasting started in 1972, back when the full restrictions on radio ownership were still in place. The company was relatively unimportant until 1981, when a guy named Mel Karmazin showed up. Mel broke the “rules” of radio. He quickly … Continue reading
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Tobacco Terrorism
So I’m walking through a local supermarket yesterday and I’m walking past the bathrooms near the front of the store… and a female store employee frantically is yelling for a male co-worker to “come here right now”… the urgent kind … Continue reading
Would Obama approve a Cumulus takeover of Citadel?
The United States has 14,599 licensed AM and FM radio stations as of today. Much has been made by people on the left about the negative effects of the radio consolidation that happened about 10 years ago, culminating in Clear … Continue reading
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Can you hear me now?
It is a fact of life that whenever government “fixes” problems, they create new problems. An example that I wrote about in the old blog is now being “fixed again” by the House today. The pressure to increase gasoline economy … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Energy
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“Winter Holiday” season is here
Starting about now, you can pretty much be sure that the regular hosts will be taking time off. When we reconvene, Dr Dean Edell will be completely gone and Dr Laura Schlessenger will be on Sirius/XM. Mike Smerconish will be … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Streaming, Radio Biz
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The irony of it all
This just in – the government of Nigeria has agreed to drop charges against former Vice President Dick Cheney accused of bribery – in exchange for a payment of $250 million from Haliburton.
Posted in American Politics
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Streaming mono on stereo
If you are using a smart phone (like an iPhone) and listening to AM radio, in some circumstances this creates problems that you’ll want to be aware of. Most (but not all) AM radio stations broadcast on only one channel. … Continue reading
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Mixed Messages on Food
Two of the main bills consuming the limited time of the “Lame Duck” Congress have directly contradictory intents. (Surprised?) The First Lady’s initiative to make sure school lunches are “Healthy” funds a pilot program to encourage schools to buy “locally … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Health "We Don't Care"
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The Good Old days of Ronald Reagan
Looking over some old “poll” questions – one of them asked why you liked Ronald Reagan (if you did). The poll had several answers to see just how selective people’s memories are. The Poll One “wrong” answer was “He shrunk … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics
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Moody’s to United States: Don’t cross this next line in the sand
http://www.cnbc.com/id/40641123 Moody’s – the bond rating service that completely missed (or hid – depending on your point of view) the problem in 2008 with the mortgage securities that nearly collapsed the entire global finanacial system – is warning the U.S. Government … Continue reading
Password 101
If you have a Gawker account and you use the same password on other accounts, you have a serious problem. The single most important thing you should not do on the Internet is to use the same password on every … Continue reading
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