05-15-2007, 12:40 PM
the arbiter of funny is the marketplace. if these guys could carry an audience, then management could rationalize going to bat for them...howard stern, for instance, pissed off plenty of people while he was in radio, but he was able to stay on the air because he was actually funny and he drew a massive audience.
censorship isn't limited to radio. special interest groups like the association for the american family write their little letters to television networks, and cable companies as well. the difference is 'ashy' from the ed lover show is a fly on an elephants ass.
censorship isn't limited to radio. special interest groups like the association for the american family write their little letters to television networks, and cable companies as well. the difference is 'ashy' from the ed lover show is a fly on an elephants ass.
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