No.
Markus.
> Well, it is a sunday morning, and listening to the radio
> as I do every week at this time. It's a classic rock
> station in Los Angeles, which has been going through a
> very odd kind of change since the past year and a
> half....they've been taking disc jockeys off the air and
> putting on pre-recorded packaged programs. "Off The Deep
> End", "Flashback", "Rockline", "Little Stevie's
> Underground Garage", and plugging up airtime slots with
> talk shows, like something called "Spotlight On The
> Community". The weeekday overnights have become without
> spoken announcers, and called "Overnight". This, except
> for the weekends, so far. On the weekend, the nights which
> entail Saturday mornings, and Sunday mornings, there is a
> disc jockey, and it is the guy that I know. He has
> indicated to me he doesn't know if they'll be keeping him
> around there. But I've been listening to him there for the
> past seven years at the approximate same time slot, and
> while I take it for granted in some ways, I realize that
> as they plug the airwaves up with the canned programs and
> the lost announcer slots, he could be right. And that's a
> big deal to me.
>
> Are your radio stations doing this?
>
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