Does AAR have any idea how many of us are listening online?

[pinkpops]

[NightTrain]

1. Yes, they do.

Randi Rhodes mentioned last week that at one point, Air America had two million people listening on-line simultaneously!

[pinkpops]

2. So that's pretty good coverage for the sponsors' money?

[NightTrain]

9. If I were an advertiser on a radio station that showed me concrete...

...evidence that it had two million simultaneous listeners, I'd consider that a damned good return on my investment!

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

3. A freeper on another board

said that Air America was losing its audience and that two stations had ditched them. I'm sure this is bunk-anyone have facts I can use to refute this?

[Aquarian_Conspirator]

4. No, but don't worry.

The freeper sure as hell doesn't have any facts to dispute *you*.

[Old and In the Way]

7. No, it's because the guy was ripping AAR off and they shut him off.

No way is this going to get shut down....but I'm sure the RW would desperately hope that's the case.

[Zinfandel]

8. Air America Radio will be fine-it's the freepers who have immense problems

Air America will be on tomorrow and years to come.

[NightTrain]

10. Actually, the guy who owns the L.A. and Chicago stations from which...

...Air America rents airtime is being a sleazebag. The network is taking him to court over his shady business dealings.

[TheWebHead]

5. yeah, it's the most accurate means

of measuring listenership. You can determine location, connection speed, average listening time, time of day listening, etc.

[bushalert]

6. They canned AAR in LA & Chicago

AAR is filing suit.