LEFT-WING NEVADA TALK RADIO STATION GOES DARK
Another in a long line of left-wing radio stations is going dark. KJFK of Reno, Nevada, will cease broadcasting after eight years as a progressive talk radio station.
In a statement published on its website, KJFK—touted as "AM with IQ"—stayed on the air through the 2012 General Election despite operating "at a loss of thousands of dollars a month."
Despite a "passionate audience," KJFK claims that it was "never able to generate the revenue necessary to sustain" itself, and the owners "simply cannot absorb the financial loss any longer."
Another in a long line of left-wing radio stations is going dark. KJFK of Reno, Nevada, will cease broadcasting after eight years as a progressive talk radio station.
In a statement published on its website, KJFK—touted as "AM with IQ"—stayed on the air through the 2012 General Election despite operating "at a loss of thousands of dollars a month."
Despite a "passionate audience," KJFK claims that it was "never able to generate the revenue necessary to sustain" itself, and the owners "simply cannot absorb the financial loss any longer."