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David Stambaugh
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Ultra-leftist students and faculty of the University of Oregon succeeded this week in getting local radio station KUGN to drop the Michael Savage talk show. KUGN Drops Savage Why? KUGN carries the UO Duck football games and advertises itself as "The Voice Of The Ducks". Sharing the airwaves with ultra-right Michael Savage (albeit not at the same time) was too much for the hypocritical diversity police of the UO to tolerate I guess. Their motto: "Diversity of opinion is encouraged, but check with us first".

[I never listened to Michael Savage myself]

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Charles Everett
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Thanks to this deal and digital F/X a Coors label shows up in A View from the Top, the next Gwyneth Paltrow movie.

A View from the Top was to have opened last week but got pushed back to late March. That's why Confessions of a Dangerous Mind went wide last week.

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Daryl C. W. O'Shea
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Oh NO! That's horrible. [Smile]

Anybody ever watch Twister?
Anybody ever wonder why all the pop cans used were sold by the same company?

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Bill Gabel
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"A View from the Top" was finished a year ago. But Miramax held
it from release. I worked on it for Miramax. Miramax held on to it for some [bs] reason. (One reason was 9/11) Come-on Harvey. The above reason is [bs] , about the release.

"A View from the Top" has been ready for release for the last year.

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Mike Spaeth
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More power to them. I, myself, will now start enjoying a Coors whenever watching a Miramax flick at home on DVD to celebrate.

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Don E. Nelson
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memo to self:
Maybe its time to move back to Golden Colorado (home of COORS) and buy a movie theatre and show only Miramax films!. Best of both worlds.

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Paul Linfesty
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Does/did Coors ever manufacture gin? If so, that explains why Miramax financed CHICAGO, a place where "the gin is cold and the piano is hot!" That Miramax. What an ingenious scheme, to actually sneak a product into a film. Wonder why no other studio ever thought of such a move over say, the last few decades or so. [Wink]

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William Hooper
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quote:
Ultra-leftist students and faculty of the University of Oregon succeeded this week in getting local radio station KUGN to drop the Michael Savage talk show.
David, the only reason a radio station dropped Savage was because they couldn't sell it. And if they couldn't sell it, it means nobody was listening or wanted to buy time in it or both. Likely both, and for a good while, or they'd wait it out. The story even *says* they were trying to replace the Savage show - & the only reason they'd be doing that was because it didn't make them any money - and they make money by selling advertising during the show, based on the audience size/share.

My skepticism goes into full gear when radio, newspaper, or TV shows use the words "ultra-conservative", "ultra-liberal", etc. as signals to show which side I'm supposed to line up on regardless of what the details may be.

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