Perhaps they do this in your state, but where I live they put these signs up adjacent to highway construction projects that say "Your Highway Taxes At Work".
In some states they even fill in a time line to let you know how everything is progressing.
I got to thinking that radio consolidators ought to adopt the same practice to let the whole world know how their many cutbacks and firings are affecting the radio industry.
Of course, they would never do that.
But I would.
So, here is some of the residue of the slicing and dicing that has thinned the ranks of talented radio people and introduced such economies&hellip
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