Archive for January 16, 2011

The left’s narrative just can’t catch a break

Posted: January 16, 2011 by datechguy in media, opinion/news
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One of the dangers of demagoguery an issue is that if you are caught it’s hard to get your credibility back.

For several days the left decided that the Tea Party and Sarah Palin were responsible for the shootings in Arizona

Alas not only did the facts point elsewhere but the violent anger of the left was exposed

Then came the Palin attacks and the re-deification of president Obama alas reasonable people aren’t buying the Palin line when actually seeing her speech found it sincere and believable.

Meanwhile as the blogs (even media ones) continued to document the madness of the left (and the people continued to reject it) little bits of info came out that to take the luster off of the president’s event.

But the left thought they had hit the jackpot with Eric Fuller and a new narrative was born:.

Alas their hero managed to threaten a tea party member during the taping of a national broadcast and get himself committed.

And despite ABC’s downplaying the event it is at the top of Memeorandum although MSM sources don’t mention that it was a tea party member threatened.

Now the script for the Monday shows that was already written will need to be re-written again. Morning Joe should be fun.

The internet is just killing the left. When they expose themselves it just can’t be hidden anymore.

DaTechGuy on DaRadio The Ad Rates Again: UPDATE: A “Blogosphere Oprah moment”

Posted: January 16, 2011 by datechguy in DaTechGuy on DaRadio, internet/free speech
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Price per time segment (if reserved before Feb 5th)

Time (Min: Sec) 

1 Week

4 Weeks

13 Weeks (20% down bal Wk 6)

15

$20

$72

$216

30

$35

$126

$378

1:00

$55

$198

$594

2:00

$100

$360

$1,080

4:00

$200

$720

$2160 Price includes show sponsorship!

Ad Time allocated as desired

 

As you might guess the show got a bit of attention last night with Glenn Reynolds of Instapundit as the guest. The calls started right at the beginning of the show and didn’t stop till the end of the hour. (I’m afraid we’ve given Little Miss Attila a tough act to follow).

Now would be a good time to remind folks that starting on Feb 5th my show will be going to two hours ; with more bloggers, more talk, more guests and more fun!

That also means there is another block of 12 minutes for more ads but have no fear you have a chance to lock in the current ad rates by reserving now! Any person who either purchases time now, reserves time for Feb 5th now or gets on our waiting list (if we are sold out) is guaranteed these rates for the life of the show.

And remember we will not only allocate your ad time in any way you want we will write and produce your ads AT NO CHARGE!

Think about what you get with DaTechGuy on DaRadio:

  • 50,000 Watts of Evening range covering all New England and beyond
  • Nationally known and statewide bloggers who attract hundreds to hundreds of thousands of readers daily
  • National players talking politics with interest high preparing the ground for the 2012 NH primary season!

 

If you are interested or have a question simply leave a comment to this post or e-mail me and I’ll be happy to provide more details or answer any questions.

Update: Fixed a formula error in the 13 week price for 4 min.

Update 2: There are instalanches and then they’re instalanches!

Given that it’s a 50,000 watt station that blankets New England — including New Hampshire — I would have expected that a show reaching so many bloggers and Tea Party types would be running national political ads, but either (1) it’s too early for those yet, or (2) those advertisers just haven’t caught on yet. If not, they’re missing out, I think.

I make my living off of the ads of my blogger radio show, that’s how the mortgage gets paid. That paragraph in blogosphere terms, is as close to an “Oprah endorsing your book” moment that there is.

Update 3: Little Miss Attila accepts the challenge…

Update 4 …and reminds me of the “H” I dropped in Instalanche