Re: And now, yet ANOTHER opinion...
> Here's the link for the full letter...
>
http://www.newtimesbpb.com/Issues/mostrecent/letters.html
I know letters-to-the-editor must be concise, but this one
was so tight it made it look like the sale of WTMI was a
consequence of Hurricane Andrew, nine years earlier. The
fact is, Cox made Woody Tanger the proverbial offer he
couldn't refuse.
I, too, am disappointed in WFTL's jettisoning of local
talk, for the second time during James Crystal's brief
ownership. They dumped some of their best people. Again. (See
WFTL Kills Local Talk -- Again!.)
I'm still pissed that WFTL dumped the excellent intelligent
daily talk show of former flower-child (and still liberal,
mind you)
Joyce Kaufman. Miscast as an "adult hits"
deejay on sister station WJNA, she's as corny as Orville
Redinbacher.
Kelly Mitchell's new talk show has been unplugged,
too. Instead we have religious right dingbat Laura
Ingraham's syndicated snorting and sniggering in all
evening.
BUT we know New Times' audience is such that any letter
trashing evil conservatives and Republicans will play well.
They overlooked the good part of the switch: one of WFTL's
new talkers is
Neal Boortz, a libertarian. NOT a conservative.
Maybe their target market is so far left that they can't
distinguish a conservative from a libertarian. I recommend
The World's Smallest Political Quiz for folks who
can't tell the difference without a scorecard.
But, dear radio fans and professionals, remember that this is
The New Times -- the paper that selected a pirate station as the
Best Radio Station of 2005. as described in
June Radio News.
They'd just as soon trash your legal station if
doing so appealed to their readers and sold ads...
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