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26 and counting. (Original Post) warrior1 Mar 2012 OP
Thanks for the heads up. Hopefully more stations drop him. shcrane71 Mar 2012 #1
The national advertisers pay for the locals to carry/syndicate the show. DCKit Mar 2012 #3
how many advertisers cindyperry2010 Mar 2012 #2
I am looking forward to the time the the only advertising you hear on LimpBalls show is Vincardog Mar 2012 #4
Great! Lil Missy Mar 2012 #5
 

DCKit

(18,541 posts)
3. The national advertisers pay for the locals to carry/syndicate the show.
Tue Mar 6, 2012, 02:17 PM
Mar 2012

In most areas, I doubt local advertisers would be willing to take the risk of picking up the slack - it would polarize issues on the local level and harm their businesses.

Vincardog

(20,234 posts)
4. I am looking forward to the time the the only advertising you hear on LimpBalls show is
Tue Mar 6, 2012, 02:19 PM
Mar 2012

rip offs and cons like the Gold 'investments" and Public Service announcements.
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