Anyone else find it amusing that a good part of the people writing down comments Hate John Depetro and want him off the air but only like 10 % want Buddy on Middays with Mornings,afternoons and off the air hubbering around 30%.It makes no sense.
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PRO-JO survey
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bloodshot56
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no offese but this thread makes no sense. where are you getting your numbers? i'm excited about buddy getting on the air so the % on this thread just jumped to 50% in favor. it's one thing to have an agenda, but its another thing posting numbers that are baseless
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THE most-diabolical ProJo survey?
When I tell the story to radio people around the country, they can't believe it.
IN FEBRUARY -- when the ABC (Audit Bureau of Circulation, "the Arbitron of newspapers") is auditing -- ProJo asks readers to name the top station/radio show. And they tie-in a charity. So -- as-if stations weren't already doing "VOTE FOR US!" jumping jacks -- it'd be politically incorrect NOT-to.
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The newspaper harnesses the power of radio to build a business case for advertisers-using-the-newspaper-instead-of-radio.
DIABOLICAL.
THE most-diabolical ProJo survey?
When I tell the story to radio people around the country, they can't believe it.
IN FEBRUARY -- when the ABC (Audit Bureau of Circulation, "the Arbitron of newspapers") is auditing -- ProJo asks readers to name the top station/radio show. And they tie-in a charity. So -- as-if stations weren't already doing "VOTE FOR US!" jumping jacks -- it'd be politically incorrect NOT-to.
And photocopy ballots aren't allowed. So, stations tell listeners, to vote, you need to clip-out the ballot...BUY ANOTHER COPY.
The newspaper harnesses the power of radio to build a business case for advertisers-using-the-newspaper-instead-of-radio.
DIABOLICAL.
hubbering around 30%
HUBBERING? kidding, right?
Cripes...
HUBBERING? kidding, right?
Cripes...
media buyer said:hubbering around 30%
HUBBERING? kidding, right?
Cripes...
Every day there is one post that makes me laugh. Today THIS WAS IT!
media buyer said:hubbering around 30%
HUBBERING? kidding, right?
Cripes...
Everybody please note...I didn't make call Ken out on this one! I saw it and decided to just let it go....I am glad I not alone
wknd92 said:media buyer said:hubbering around 30%
HUBBERING? kidding, right?
Cripes...
Everybody please note...I didn't make call Ken out on this one! I saw it and decided to just let it go....I am glad I not alone
didn't make call Ken out? kidding, right?
Cripes... ;D
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radiodizzy
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The definition of HUBBERING
The following is the definition of "hubbering", from Webster:
"No definitions were found for hubbering"
"No definitions were found for hubber"
And just in case there was a spelling error:
"No definitions of "huber" were found in English, definitions of huber found in German: Huber (auch Hueber, Huemer) nannte man Bauern, die als Grundbesitz das Ackerland einer Hube (niederdeutsch Hufe) besaßen... which translates to: farmers who possessed the field as landed property". Perhaps Kenny was speaking German??
The following is the definition of "hubbering", from Webster:
"No definitions were found for hubbering"
"No definitions were found for hubber"
And just in case there was a spelling error:
"No definitions of "huber" were found in English, definitions of huber found in German: Huber (auch Hueber, Huemer) nannte man Bauern, die als Grundbesitz das Ackerland einer Hube (niederdeutsch Hufe) besaßen... which translates to: farmers who possessed the field as landed property". Perhaps Kenny was speaking German??
Skynet74 said:wknd92 said:media buyer said:hubbering around 30%
HUBBERING? kidding, right?
Cripes...
Everybody please note...I didn't make call Ken out on this one! I saw it and decided to just let it go....I am glad I not alone
didn't make call Ken out? kidding, right?
Cripes... ;D
The "space" between make and call should have been a /
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