Stupid ads now part of News Corp's MO??
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“I thought it was only the print Journal with stupid ads-namely the "dollar clipper" with coupons for $1.00 off Steak and Shake and other, similar ads, inserted into the Saturday Journal-the same paper that advertises multimilliondollar homes and watches in the 5 figures?
No, the ads in the podcasts are really annoying too. June of 2012 all podcasts using the same consumer cellular ads-over and over and over and over--not so bad they repeat but the ad itself is annoying--the woman's voice is worse than fingernails on a blackboard-and it is just plain stupid!! Murdoch has tons of money I don;'t mind the copmmercials, but get some better advertisers”Read full review »
garyb436 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/14/12
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“I love this podcast for its great content and regular updates (twice daily). What I don't like is the annoying and monotonous music that plays under the voice over. It would be awesome without the music.”Read full review »
SarahfromGA via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/02/09
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“Great, quick overview of top tech news; perfect for a morning update or a quick break in your schedule”
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“turn down the volume on the music at the start and end of the podcast - it is much louder than the audio portion of the news and is extremely irritating. ”
DenverLawyer via ·
10/22/13
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