So there is his perspective. Anyone else?Now here's a question to mull:Well, having mulled for bit, the answer is that if Nick is defining “liberal” and “progressive,” the answer is probably “no.” To “prosper” in a free market, one has to appeal to a wide enough audience that one can entice advertisers and consequently make enough money to support operations if not show a profit. That probably means appealing to a wider audience than is interested in "speculation on the size of the genitals of the Power Line guys.” It doesn't mean a station can't have a point of view -- it does mean its host ought to be able to frame the point of view so it's possible to have a discussion not just a bashing.
Can "liberal" or "progressive" talk radio prosper under an
ownership that is neither?
Sounds like Air America is getting that message and apparently Nick wasn‘t.
Flash
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