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Adam Carolla rips KLSX's change in format - Los Angeles Times

Adam Carolla rips KLSX's change in formatLos Angeles Times, CAKLSX morning talk show host Adam Carolla riffed on what he called the sad state of Los Angeles radio on the penultimate show Thursday for the station, which on Friday will replace its all-talk platform with a Top 40 format geared to younger listeners. ...Tom Leykis talks about leaving KLSX OCRegisterCBS radios KLSX drops Adam Corolla and Tom Leykis LA SnarkAdam Corolla's show cancelled, others at KLSX fall victim to ... Gay SocialitesRadio Business Report - Los Angeles Timesall 27 news articles

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Adam Carolla's Radio Show Canceled - Associated Content

Adam Carolla's Radio Show CanceledAssociated Content, CO"The Final Countdown" blared through the speakers at 97.1 KLSX in Los Angeles this morning, signaling the end of "The Adam Carolla Show." Rumors had been swirling about an imminent cancellation of the show for weeks, but representatives for the Adam ...

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CBS to challenge CC Radio in the top two markets - Radio Business Report

CBS to challenge CC Radio in the top two marketsRadio Business Report, Virginia'08, or KLSX-FM 97.1 (Talk), which has not gone above a 1.5 in months. For NYC we think it could be WWFS-FM (Soft AC) 102.7?PPM ratings have dropped from 3.5 in August '08 to a 2.7 over the Holidays, or WXRK-FM (Rock) 92.3, whose PPM ratings have ...Follow the money Radio Business ReportA pissing match in NYC, LA Radio Business Reportall 3 news articles

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Could Howard Stern come to KLOS? - OCRegister

Could Howard Stern come to KLOS?OCRegister, CAHe's also the man who put Howard Stern on the air at KLSX/97.1 FM back in the mid-'90s. "When I would introduce myself and say I was with KLSX, they would say '95.5?' And I would say, 'no, the other one.' And now Moore, 62, is on La Cienega Boulevard ...

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KFWB to air Angel games? - OCRegister

KFWB to air Angel games?OCRegister, CAOn the radio: KLSX may drop talk for Top 40; 'Fish' OC concert set for Feb. 15. By GARY LYCAN Will local radio ever settle down? Apparently not, if you walk the hallways of any AM or FM station these days and stop in the lunchroom to catch the latest ...

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