1monster
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Sat Jan-22-11 10:10 AM
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Time for Keith to start his own Internet broadcast. Agree or not? Why? |
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My bet is that it would become so big that broadcaast networks and cable channels would be fighting for the chance to air him (except Fox, of course.)
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Proud Liberal Dem
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Sat Jan-22-11 10:11 AM
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I don't have cable anyway
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MineralMan
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Sat Jan-22-11 10:11 AM
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2. He can do that, of course. However, the number of people following |
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it would be even less than his viewers on MSNBC. I hope he does, but I doubt that he will.
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Sat Jan-22-11 10:11 AM
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3. It's the last outlet for independent media |
Ian David
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Sat Jan-22-11 10:16 AM
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4. The Young Turks has more viewers than Fox Business Channel. n/t |
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Sat Jan-22-11 10:38 AM
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5. It would be hard to stop him I bet. |
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He could have contract language that prevents him from working for someone else, but he could become self-employed and start a small business.
Freedom of speech, ya know.
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Sat Jan-22-11 10:40 AM
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6. ABC morning news was crowing about him being gone and |
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the talking head said that Keith has agreed not to take a position with any other outlet for an "extended" period of time. Internet broadcast may be a good way to circumvent that. I'm certain there are a number of talented people who would be willing to serve as research staff and in production.
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