If corporations don't want to be associated with Don Imus, will they also

[muntrv]

break their associations with limpballs, handjob, and savage-weiner?

[WCGreen]

1. Radio flies under the radar for the advertisers...

Perhaps if someone were to monitor Rush, et all, and catch them saying something derogatory....

[Horse with no Name]

7. One doesn't have to look too far

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=104&topic_id=4711786&mesg_id=4711786

[renie408]

2. Your mouth to god's ear. n/t

[Forkboy]

4. LMAO

:thumbsup:

[LTR]

3. Many do

Quite a few corporations try to distance themselves from controversial programming.

Yes, these guys have a blacklist too, just like that Air America one.

One notable exception is GM. I recall they did a promotion with Hannity a while back.

[Skidmore]

5. If we in the market place demand it and LOUDLY!

[blues90]

6. I don't feel corporations care one bit

They may if they lose enough sales but they certainly don;t care enough to stop outsourcing jobs or cutting back the pay rates for their employees .

I am at a loss , really , as long as they get away with all of it they will continue on .

[Rydz777]

8. Right

I sometimes think that they would advertise on a snuff film if it would sell whatever they were peddling. There may once have been a mutual compact between workers and employers - it's gone. There also may have been some corporate sense of propriety - it's gone too.