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Rush Limbaugh: Don?t blame me for WABC?s declining ad sales
Limbaugh, fed up with bosses, could leave for WOR when his contract expires at the end of the year
Sunday, May 5, 2013, 6:45 PM.
Rush Limbaugh insists it?s not his fault that ad revenue has dropped at his flagship WABC radio station ? and if his boss keeps saying it is, Rush just may pack up his megadittoes and leave.:142smilie
Limbaugh?s contract with WABC expires at the end of the year.
Lew Dickey, the CEO of WABC parent company Cumulus, has said Limbaugh?s controversial comments have diminished ad revenue for the past year ? and the slump remains a ?residual hangover? for the station.
Media Matters and other progressive groups called for advertisers to drop Limbaugh?s show ? and several hundred, including Sears, Geico, John Deere, Netflix, Capitol One and the New York Lottery, did, the group said.
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Dickey, however, told analysts that fallout from the Fluke controversy cost Cumulus ?a couple of million? in the first quarter 2012 and ?a couple of million? in the second quarter.
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Well it looks like it has finally happened and Rush aint taking too kindly to it.
All that hate and vitrolence has finally caught up to him.
the hate monger in trouble
maybe they will get him out before summer :SIB
Limbaugh, fed up with bosses, could leave for WOR when his contract expires at the end of the year
Sunday, May 5, 2013, 6:45 PM.
Rush Limbaugh insists it?s not his fault that ad revenue has dropped at his flagship WABC radio station ? and if his boss keeps saying it is, Rush just may pack up his megadittoes and leave.:142smilie
Limbaugh?s contract with WABC expires at the end of the year.
Lew Dickey, the CEO of WABC parent company Cumulus, has said Limbaugh?s controversial comments have diminished ad revenue for the past year ? and the slump remains a ?residual hangover? for the station.
Media Matters and other progressive groups called for advertisers to drop Limbaugh?s show ? and several hundred, including Sears, Geico, John Deere, Netflix, Capitol One and the New York Lottery, did, the group said.
RELATED: RUSH LIMBAUGH CLAIMS OBAMA 'HATES' AMERICA
Dickey, however, told analysts that fallout from the Fluke controversy cost Cumulus ?a couple of million? in the first quarter 2012 and ?a couple of million? in the second quarter.
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Well it looks like it has finally happened and Rush aint taking too kindly to it.
All that hate and vitrolence has finally caught up to him.
the hate monger in trouble
maybe they will get him out before summer :SIB
