As Jason Lewis called Sen. Richard Burr’s Obamacare counterproposal: NYT analyzes: Despite all the heated rhetoric from Republicans about Obamacare laying ruin to America, the plan would actually keep some…
So says Coach K after the Atlantic Coast Conference announces that all 15 current and future member schools have granted media rights: The grant of rights, which is effective immediately,…
At least in Charlotte. WBT is now half way to becoming just another syndicated booster-rocket for the same half-dozen logorrhea suffers the rest of the nation endures. Still, Tara Servatius…
Funny, I was just listening to former Charlotte radio personality Jason Lewis talk about the power the federal government exercises when it randomly shuts the money spigot on and off…
Western North Carolina residents have a chance to learn more about the U.S. Constitution on Saturday, as Michael Sanera, John Locke Foundation Director of Research and Local Government Studies, and…
As we sketched out last month, the DNC has all kinds of reason to play Charlotte along for as long as possible on this 2012 deal. And dopey Charlotte has…
For starters, Keith Brown informs us in this Guarino thread on possible landfill mischief at Tuesday’s lame-duck Greensboro City Council meeting that the city has officially issued a request for…
The Uptown paper uses a huge package today to catch up on the WBCN story we’ve been following all week, adding a quote from Jason Lewis: “I think it’ll be…
Thanks to the Net poking of a Meck Deck commenter, it looks like WBCN is indeed set to move to an all-talk format soon. This dummy page at a Web…
That’s the scuttlebutt as CBS Radio re-jiggers its national footprint of stations. Stay with me, this is dense. Up in Boston CBS killed off WBCN-FM, a long-time rock staple in…
The one-time WBT afternoon host who moved back to the Twin Cities a few years must be going nuts. I know I’m going nuts over this story and I’m a…
Several JLF experts contributed to the environmental debate this week. The American Spectator printed an article from Vice President for Research and Resident Scholar Roy Cordato that contends both major…