"Telamon" wrote in message
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I was thinking of a virtual market example making the point of sale a
1-800-number and credit card or on-line with a computer and the product
would be shipped UPS / FedEx / US mail. If I understand your examples
even in this virtual sales situation, the marketing is still only
considered locally no different from a brick and mortar store. I hear
advertising on WWCR that sells product this way though.


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As far as I know, the advertising heard on WWCR is bought by the people who
buy airtime from WWCR. I do know WWCR actively solicits programming but
I've never heard WWCR solicit advertising as I've heard on a few local
stations.

http://www.wwcr.com/wwcr_sales_information.html

Alex Jones has said the money he gets from Berkey is what he uses to stay on
shortwave.

Frank Dresser

"Frank Dresser" wrote in message
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As far as I know, the advertising heard on WWCR is bought by the people
who
buy airtime from WWCR.

Well, I what I meant was:

As far as I know, the advertising heard on WWCR is SOLD by the people who
buy airtime from WWCR.