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10. I have Comcast and Current is on their top tier .

Reply to itsrobert (Original post)

Wed Oct 31, 2012, 12:47 PM

Oct 2012

I already pay an arm and a leg to get MSNBC, they are on a lower tier, but not on the basic tier which carries both CNN & FOX News. What I don't understand about MSNBC, now that they are owned by Comcast, you would think they would want MSNBC to get the same exposure as CNN and FOX and put them on the basic tier. I have Sirius so get to listen to Stephanie on that. I have no progressive stations in my area.

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Current is now repeating Stephanie Miller's full show after her live show [View all] itsrobert Oct 2012 OP

I believe that this is the first week that they are doing this Bill219 Oct 2012 #1

thank goodness, I didnt wake up till 10:30 this morning...dontcha hate me NightWatcher Oct 2012 #2

Well, it's good for West Coast viewers itsrobert Oct 2012 #3

bums me out they're not doing well navarth Oct 2012 #4

Two things, what is their coverage in terms of amount of boxes they are on, and channel # stevenleser Oct 2012 #5

I think they do a good job on Young Turks and Miller itsrobert Oct 2012 #8

I hear you, but it further bums me out that production values navarth Oct 2012 #13

I have tried Press and Stephanie (who I adored on radio) and I found the formats to CTyankee Oct 2012 #14

WOW, that makes Stephaine Miller 25% of the Current day! nt RomneyLies Oct 2012 #6

That's one way to spin it. JackRiddler Oct 2012 #7

Meaning you think this suggests they cannot afford more programming? stevenleser Oct 2012 #9

That is usually what it means. JackRiddler Oct 2012 #11

MSNBC repeats Hardball 2 extra times a night itsrobert Oct 2012 #12

I have Comcast and Current is on their top tier . Fla Dem Oct 2012 #10