FredHayek wrote: AOL? I only listen to Rush periodically but I hever never heard an AOL ad. Actually I don't think I have heard an AOL ad anywhere lately.
Carbonite, Sleep Number, and ProFlowers will be big losses. Probably get to hear plenty of ads about Rush's tea today.
Irony? Rush's ratings will be huge today! Even people who normally hate him will want to hear the apology.
AOL owns Huffington Post and a bunch of other websites:
FredHayek wrote: AOL? I only listen to Rush periodically but I hever never heard an AOL ad. Actually I don't think I have heard an AOL ad anywhere lately.
Carbonite, Sleep Number, and ProFlowers will be big losses. Probably get to hear plenty of ads about Rush's tea today.
Irony? Rush's ratings will be huge today! Even people who normally hate him will want to hear the apology.
AOL owns Huffington Post and a bunch of other websites:
Oh, don't slow him down... I'm enjoying the "apologist" b.s. that he keeps trying to spin... as Limbaugh goes down the tubes...
Imus must actually be pissed that Rush wasn't fired.
And I don't hear ads for any of those AOL companies on Rush's show either. (Could just be ineffective ads..)
Back to the ratings today, Rush's supporters are probably trying to support the remaining advertizers and the liberals monitoring the broadcast are lining up more companies to boycott.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
I said it right above, the ads may be un-memorable to me, for instance, the tax ads. The ones I remember most are the ones where Rush does a personal endorsement.
Think this will lose Rush listeners? Personally I think Rush's ratings will continue to rise, but mainly because the Presidential election tends to increase ratings.
Now Santorum and Romney can buy more ads on Limbaugh's show.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
I said it right above, the ads may be un-memorable to me, for instance, the tax ads. The ones I remember most are the ones where Rush does a personal endorsement.
Think this will lose Rush listeners? Personally I think Rush's ratings will continue to rise, but mainly because the Presidential election tends to increase ratings.
Now Santorum and Romney can buy more ads on Limbaugh's show.
Well, then, can you say "selective hearing"? You must really think a lot of this guy if you listen mostly to those ads he personally endorses.
Doesn't really matter one way or the other if you've heard any of the AOL and/or subsidiary company ads or not. Fact is, his sponsors are abandoning him. That's what matters. Personally, I hope his ratings do go in the toilet, and that he gets fired (like Imus did).
