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Radio News
Radio news about radio waves.
News Report
Produced by Tom Roe at Wave Farm/WGXC in upstate New York.
 WGXC 90.7-FM  Contact Contributor
June 16, 2015, 9:50 p.m.
Report about Rush Limbaugh's radio show being relegated to second-tier stations in major markets.
Produced for June 17, 2015, but can run a few days later.
iHeartMedia announced that on June 29 a Spanish language station that barely covers the Boston area is switching to a conservative talk format as Talk 1430 WKOX. Why is this otherwise minor format change news? It is the latest slap-in-the-face for former talk radio king Rush Limbaugh. The 64-year-old Limbaugh has worked as a DJ or radio host since he was 16, and has been the leading talk radio voice almost ever since his national network launched out of WABC in 1988. But Limbaugh s days as the unanimous radio ratings king are ending. That Boston Spanish-language station is flipping to a conservative talk format just to give Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, and Sean Hannity a presence " any presence " in the country s tenth-biggest radio market. In Indianapolis, talk powerhouse WIBC has hosted Limbaugh s radio show for more than twenty years, but just dropped the show. Now Limbaugh is on WNDE, a former AM sports station that has fewer listeners then a commercial-free classical music station in town. In December 2013 Cumulus Media dropped Limbaugh s show from WABC in New York. Hannity and Limbaugh moved to WOR, owned by iHeart Media. That was after Limbaugh called activist Sandra Fluke a slut on his radio show. Since then advertisers and listeners have not been tuning in to Limbaugh in the same numbers as his heyday. Limbaugh himself seems to realize the media landscape has shifted beneath his feet, posting to Facebook earlier this year: Now that I ve outgrown the 25-54 demographic, I m no longer confident that the way I see the world is the way everybody else does. I ve gotten old enough now that there are younger people, generationally younger, who have an entirely different view, an entirely different experience.

Rush Limbaugh, after years on top, faces tuning out for June 17, 2015 Download Program Podcast
Radio news about radio waves.
00:02:18 1 June 17, 2015
Produced at Wave Farm/WGXC in the Hudson Valley, New York.
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