In another diary, Ipsos explains how to help Rush Limabeanbaugh into retirement* by communicating with local advertisers on local radio stations.
Where I live we have no local Limb-outlet. We have a couple local Limbaclones.
We do have Clear Channel billboards, cleverly identified by "Clear Channel" nameplates. In my county there are only a few but there are many more throughout the Eastern Shore and the Delmarva Peninsula.
I'm no expert on billboard advertising (maybe we have Kossacks who are) aside from my expert opinion that they are the moral equivalent of crap along rural highways.
Skip past the MRI of a right-wing brain.
* Oh, we know, realistically, radio people never retire. NPR and for that matter public broadcasting are case studies on the death grip the Baby Boomers have on broadcast media.
Since Clear Channel = the News Corp of radio, and Clear Channel = Premiere, the Limbo-syndicator, and Clear Channel is synonymous in my book with ugly radio and blighted landscape, if there are Clear Channel billboards in your neck of the woods ... go local.
Note who's using the Clear Channel billboards. Call them up.
Explain that their billboard company distributes Rush Limblow, that you are tired of hate radio and especially offended by attacks on women.
Explain you won't be buying until their material vanishes from the landscape. Suggest nicely that they might come up with another means of advertising, in general, than on billboards. Remind them that their name associated with Clear Channel will hurt their business.