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L-O-N-G Article About WBUR In Today's Globe

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Shellanswerman

Today's Boston Globe (09/28) features a lengthy artice about the "On Point" talk show and its host Tom ashbrook on WBUR. It's available at:

http://www.boston.com/news/globe/living/articles/2005/09/28/pardon_the_interruption/

Most amazing item in the story: the rating WBUR got in the 7:00 pm thru
9:00 pm period last spring BEFORE the shift of the program to the
"Connection" time slot. The Globe claims it equalled WEEI-AM in the
25-49 demo. WHY therefore would WBUR tinker with such success? This tells
me it also beat out Savage on 'RKO and news on 'BZ.
 
Replying To Myself

> Today's Boston Globe (09/28) features a lengthy artice about
> the "On Point" talk show and its host Tom ashbrook on WBUR.
> It's available at:
>
http://www.boston.com/ne> ws/globe/living/articles/2005/09/28/pardon_the_interruption/
>
>
When I tested this link, the Globe's website first displayed a
registration screen. It may not happen at all times, but remember it's
still a FREE site (probably not for long); the parent NY Times website and also the Boston Herald's website include fee-based material.
 
Re: Replying To Myself

you can bypass this by going to bugmenot.com

And I still have an email address and login for them, even though
I got rid of the actual email address and I no longer subscribe
I'm still in their database.

> When I tested this link, the Globe's website first displayed
> a
> registration screen. It may not happen at all times, but
> remember it's
> still a FREE site (probably not for long); the parent NY
> Times website and also the Boston Herald's website include
> fee-based material.
>
 
Re: Replying To Myself

> you can bypass this by going to bugmenot.com
>
I've used bugmenot in the past, but either pranksters are entering gibberish or some fee-based sites know about bugmenot and block the log ins found therein.
 
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