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In article <higgy-585063.09483406062013@c-61-68-245-199.per.connect.net.au>,
John Higdon  <higgy@kome.com> wrote:
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>I was giving KKSF the benefit of the doubt on two fronts. The first is 
>the notion that the station's boast is concerning hosted talk programs, 
>not a news wheel. If you consider a news wheel "talk", then both KGO and 
>KCBS are clearly more "live and local".

I don't know whether they've changed their tagline since you posted
your original comment, or whether you didn't hear the whole thing,
but it's currently something like, "The most live and local talk in
the Bay Area." So they are careful to differentiate themselves from
news stations.


>The second pass (which I actually gave both KGO and KKSF) was to count a 
>local show done remotely (A&G, Karel) as live and local. Actually, if 
>A&G are heard in Sacramento at the same time as Oakland, then it is 
>technically syndication and not "live and local".

I don't know whether A&G are heard at the same time in both cities,
but KKSF is including them in the promo's list of live-and-local
talent. But wouldn't it be syndication any time that a program is 
carried in multiple cities, no matter what the timing? 


Patty