I just heard WSCR run a commercial that I'm pretty sure will be a problem for them. It's about some radio legislation. The ad says the new law would reduce choices or something, that Bobby Rush favors "radio freedom" and opposes the law. The ad ends, "Thank you Congressman Rush".

This is the same pattern as an ad the unions ran when Blogo proposed the I-Pass construction project. "This will create jobs and pump 5 billion into the Illinois economy. Thank you Governor Blogo". The ad had to be pulled and edited.

I think this type of ad is a campaign violation and requires that WSCR give equal time to supporters of the law.

Anybody know? Is WSCR getting itself a fine here?

Equal time during an election cycle still applies.

Almost every station plays music. There is a new proposal that would force stations to pay a licensing, like they presently do, PLUS a payment to an artist or a label every time music is played. The costs for stations would cripple them. The Score has to pay the two major licensing groups now. I forget their names though.

The score takes money from anyone who pays. Strip clubs, male enhancement products, politicians...
As long as the check clears, they don't care.

The score takes money from anyone who pays. Strip clubs, male enhancement products, politicians...
As long as the check clears, they don't care.

The Score has turned down sponsors in the past. The most recent one that comes to mind were ads for XM and Sirius the last couple of years.

Now they are advertising for bodog.net

The score takes money from anyone who pays. Strip clubs, male enhancement products, politicians...
As long as the check clears, they don't care.

Don't forget the guy with the stone cold lock for every Monday night game.

Don't forget the guy with the stone cold lock for every Monday night game.