I listen to a number of commercial radio stations live via Internet webcasting. Whenever it's time for local commercials on the broadcast station, the webcasts always go to other "commercial free" or certain other commercials produced for the webcast. It's pretty much every commercial station that does this. If a station is airing a nationally syndicated show (such as KROQ's "Loveline" and "Out of Order"), the national commercials included with the syndicated show are webcasted but the local ones are pre-empted. It makes me wonder if there's some FCC legislation forbidding this or a business reason such as the station having to pay bigger fees for commercial webcasting. Anyone know the reason?
2006-12-09
03:29:13
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