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WJTO-730 gets good ink in Maine's Coastal Journal
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great!
And I pretty much quoted your opinion, in a diff thread about why advertisers like to think young,
in an opinion you've given on LTAR:
>>The corporate machine aims largely at the younger buyers, who are still vulnerable and impressionable. Older people don’t use credit as much, and they think more before buying. So if you’re over 54, you’re not targeted by as many advertisers.
And I pretty much quoted your opinion, in a diff thread about why advertisers like to think young,
in an opinion you've given on LTAR:
>>The corporate machine aims largely at the younger buyers, who are still vulnerable and impressionable. Older people don’t use credit as much, and they think more before buying. So if you’re over 54, you’re not targeted by as many advertisers.
I understand you don't want to pay the expense of streaming online, but would it kill you to at least set up a Facebook page or a Twitter account? Takes about five minutes to do and costs nothing. Just saying ...
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jesmith43
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You might want to check Friends and Lovers of WJIB on Facebook before you hold your breath and jump up and down "for crying out loud"....that wouldn't cost anything either.
http://www.facebook.com/groups/12487946011/?ref=ts
http://www.facebook.com/groups/12487946011/?ref=ts
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Bear79
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I also worked there about a hundred years ago --- or when it was owned by Turner Porter!
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