Wednesday, December 16, 2009
"Laid-Off Furniture Workers Try To Leap To Google" - NPR
Where is the reference to this three part series on the WUNC.org site? I cannot seem to find it.
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When will WUNC's smiling-idiot on- air personalities go past reading NPR's teasers for upcoming stories (which they do during Morning Edition and All Things Considered) and start reading the entire NPR newscast and shows themselves?
Also, they do station identification announcements about 4 times every half hour, if not more. FCC requires such station identification to occur once per hour. What is up with the state-paid people at WUNC? Do they think their listeners are so stupid that they need to be told they are listening to WUNC 8 times an hour? Come on. What a waste of airtime and an insult to listeners.
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