agentUrge said:
Obviously, all-prog talk in Atlanta hasn't succeeded but when AAR was here, it was still a fledgling format and, let's be honest, the prog audience isn't the same as a conservative audience so you can't just mirror what conservative talk radio does and call it a day.
I just don't think The King did a good job at promoting the station. WCFO tried adding Randi Rhodes but that was a lion's den for her..dumb move on their part, IMHO.
Air America's biggest enemy was themselves. Regardless of your personal values and POV towards "business" you have to run the darn thing like a business and not like public/non-com broadcasting.
The King was MIA promo-wise. Absolutely zero visibility.
If WCFO made an honest effort to add and promote Randi Rhodes (who is obviously the Rush of progtalk in terms of broad appeal and name recognition) and it didn't work, then the answer to my question would be "not in ATL".