Newspaper "legals" of which you speak don't really provide that much revenue these days. Look at the paper and tell me how much space is contributed to legals. In the past, small town newspapers with large circulate in a small area got significiant revenue from legal ads by municipal, county and state legal notices. I don't think the federal government really spends much money on legal Info is printed in the National Registry, which acts as the fed's publication of record.
There is no such thing as government subsidized advertising outside of legal notices. Maybe military recruitment ads, but I don't think the military is doing much advertising at this point in time.
Considering a full-page ad in the NYT costs around $300,000 the piddling space taken by legals ain't much. And none of that is federal legal notices.
I don't know where Faux would get any revenue from legals.
Besides, as I noted, the feds don't spend much, if anything, on legals.
Again, raging rabid right paranoia.
Glen Beck got the ax because he's insane even by Faux standards. HIs anti-Semetic "Protocol of Zion" rants probably insulted Rupert Murdoch, who I believe is Jewish.
Your totally ignorant rants surprise even me. Making a statement that government business profits Faux through "subsidized" adverts indicates a total lack of knowledge about the "legal" notices of which you speak. Or the NYT which may get some revenue from city, county or state legal notices.
Besides, I thought that Faux was always right. The only "fair and balanced" "news" out there. Glad to see that even Faux is target for the rabid right's self-reigteous indignation. If anyone deserves it, Faux "News" does.
carolyn wrote:
I wonder how much money per month the New York Times get from government subsidized advertisement? What was the figure that Fox got just before they fired Glen Beck? Beck was the leading host on Fox but evidently the government's money was much more important than keeping the leading host on their network.