http://business.bostonherald.com/businessNews/view.bg?articleid=1007704
Jesse Noyes writes about that report on the lack of liberal talk radio. He quotes Mike Harrison of
TALKERS as disagreeing, since public radio was not included, and Donna Halper as saying that
libtalk COULD work if given the proper resources (which in Boston would have included a daily
local host, promotion, and a better signal). Canal Claro's Mike Crusham (I said the name of
the company in Spanish because that's what they're now running!) is saying that libtalk
is a tough sell. Donna's reply to that was ""It isn't an easy sell but, then again, neither was right-wing
conservative talk when it started out."
Jesse Noyes writes about that report on the lack of liberal talk radio. He quotes Mike Harrison of
TALKERS as disagreeing, since public radio was not included, and Donna Halper as saying that
libtalk COULD work if given the proper resources (which in Boston would have included a daily
local host, promotion, and a better signal). Canal Claro's Mike Crusham (I said the name of
the company in Spanish because that's what they're now running!) is saying that libtalk
is a tough sell. Donna's reply to that was ""It isn't an easy sell but, then again, neither was right-wing
conservative talk when it started out."