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Some of the talk blogging today is about talk radio. (Here and here.) I don’t listen to the radio much, usually only when I’m in the car, and if I do listen to talk radio it’s usually public radio. I…

I found this via Michelle Malkin, originally posted at BizzyBlog: Talk Radio in Beginning of Decline? Blame Blogs?

The question is, are Bloggers talking away talk radio listeners? I think it’s a good question, but one we here in Milwaukee have a uni…

BizzyBlog has alot of really good info on the recent news of the drop in talk radio numbers. I heard Michael Savage talk about this a bit yesterday and at first I thought- well yeah, the election is over that has to be it. But according to the number…

Welcome Michelle Malkin Readers here’s a related piece re the asscendancy of the Blogos as the provider of the objective news/info of the day. The Internet and the Blogos now have the power to be the critical element in the first “digital coup” – I…

The question marks are there only because I just heard it (yes, on the radio), haven’t able to link to anything, and don’t have any numbers–yet. (Update: Now I do, but only two cities, and they are biggies–see below) I’m going to be following this o…

BizzyBlog thinks that blogs may be undercutting talk radio. I have my doubts about that but its at least possible. The logic behind the decline is simple: * Five-plus years ago, people listened to Rush, Liddy, and the rest to…

This is something I’ve had a feeling has been happening. Bloggers, the little persistent dandelions we are, are popping up on Talk Radio’s formerly lush lawns. How ironic it is that one very high-profile blogger (who turned her occasional newspaper c…

Anecdotally, I’ll offer up personal corroboration of BizzyBlog’s take on the topic.
Five-plus years ago, people listened to Rush, Liddy, and the rest to learn things the mainstream media either would not report, or would not emphasize.
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