Is it me, or have you noticed too...that there are an awful lot of PSAs that run on WSJS (600/1200AM). One would expect many PSAs to run at night or on the weekends, but I hear a lot of them during the weekdays.
Could this be that local ad revenues are down, and local spots are on the decline, prompting the increased airing of PSAs?
No offense, but when once can start humming the theme of some PSAs, you know it has been aired way too much.
E.C. :)
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WSJS has a sales team credibility problem and their rates are too high. They have burned people for years with 'packages' that simply do not deliver what the rep promises. That may explain it.
From the one who brings you other local blogs such as Guilford School Watch and GreensboroMetro, Erik Huey is a local community activist, a local public education and local media analyst and a communications/political strategist residing in south Greensboro.
Huey is a former journalist for the High Point Enterprise and Las Vegas Review-Journal newspapers, a former reporter for various airline business trade publications in Washington, DC, and a one-time Guilford Co. Board of Education candidate in 2008. Huey is also a former high school English teacher. No longer a working journalist/PR man (not by choice), Huey is a member of the Greensboro Planning Board and currently is a reservations sales agent for US Airways.
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WSJS has a sales team credibility problem and their rates are too high. They have burned people for years with 'packages' that simply do not deliver what the rep promises. That may explain it.
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