I'm not sure listeners will notice much of a difference. Here in Chicago, WSCR 670 The SCORE had aired syndicated sports talk from Sporting News Radio (and FOX Sports Radio) in the overnight hours Friday through Sunday, or more accurately from 1-6a Saturday, Midnight-2a before Maya Gavin's Sunday morning show, and again from 4-6a Sundays on the CBS Radio-owned sports talker and White Sox flagship.

In case you are wondering, this is what the home page of the new Yahoo! Sports Radio looks like:

http://www.yahoosportsradio.com/

Feh. They are still One-on-One Sports Talk

Looking at the article and clicking around... I see PBS wants to open a channel in the UK.

Upstairs/Downstairs reruns to be broadcast? I, Claudius?

I'm thinking... BBC America shows their DIY shows and talent shows. As if I need to see more of that!
It's time for a remake... "Nobody has Talent", a reprise of the "Gong Show"! With audience participation...

When we blown all this Reality TV shit away, and the puds are out looking for some other incredibly cheap-to-film shows, do you think maybe we'll get some of those Mexican variety shows (also, Japanese follows the same format)?

In lieu of a gun & a steady hand...

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Middle Aged Crazy, like Uncle Terry

I actually like Scott Jackson show on saturday night and Todd Wright on Friday Night...much better than ESPN Overnight syndiated radio.

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"Having Adam Dunn as your Designated Hitter is like Having Billy Joel as your Designated Driver"
The Great Stephen Colbert

How Big is Your Buona?

David Haugh WHO ARE YO CRAPPIN??

Todd Wright used to work "All Night" when he was at ESPN Radio and has done the same show on Sporting News Radio before the whole Yahoo! Sports Radio transformation this week. Scott Jackson had a guy who was once a scout(?) representing 2011 Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders on his show which aired after The SCORE's Chris Rongey wrapped up White Sox/Twins' coverage. Didn't hear enough to give a review.