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Rush Loses 2 more FM signals

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stevensonair

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Replaced with rock at full power 101.9 Fargo, ND - rated 1.7 last book.

Replaced with alternative on 102.3 (translator) in Portland, remains on KEX 1190.
 
It will take longer than six months. Better to be a has-been than a never-was.
 
He is still on the top of the hill, but if he was honest he would admit he lost ground. I saw something on the Newspaper Association of America site, the total ad revenue (for newspapers, tv, radio, print, net, etc) has dropped 50% since 2007. The Internet revenue has gone up 300%, but less money being spent on ads total.
 
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He is still on the top of the hill, but if he was honest he would admit he lost ground. I saw something on the Newspaper Association of America site, the total ad revenue (for newspapers, tv, radio, print, net, etc) has dropped 50% since 2007. The Internet revenue has gone up 300%, but less money being spent on ads total.
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What you're saying is the hill keeps getting smaller.
 
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