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Date Posted: 03:40:51 08/19/16 Fri
Author: Practical Man
Subject: Re: Readers do benefit (Re: To his credit, DK brought up Lochte controversy earlier than most)
In reply to: AdMan 's message, "Readers do benefit (Re: To his credit, DK brought up Lochte controversy earlier than most)" on 11:08:57 08/18/16 Thu

Disagree totally. His audience is fans who follow Pittsburgh sports. The Olympics are not a big deal to them. If they have an interest, they can find the information elsewhere, starting with NBC.

This is a huge expense that can't be justified. Olympic coverage isn't going to get him more subscribers or more renewals. It's just an ego trip for the founder, whose junket comes at the expense of the local coverage his subscribers thought they were buying.

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