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So who's still advertising on Beck? October 13 edition...

October 13, 2009 6:49 pm ET by Media Matters staff

80 advertisers have reportedly dropped their ads from Glenn Beck's Fox News program since he called President Obama a "racist" who has a "deep-seated hatred of white people." Here are his October 13 sponsors, in the order they appeared:

  • Rosland Capital
  • National Review
  • Superior Gold Group
  • Americans Against Food Taxes
  • Roche (Accu-check)
  • Lear Capital
  • Wall Street Journal
  • Dish Network
  • Goldline
  • IRS Tax Agreements
  • Rosland Capital
  • Weekly Standard
  • AA Greverse

Tags: Fox News Channel, Glenn Beck, Glenn Beck show

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    • Author by Major Tom (October 13, 2009 6:57 pm ET)
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      Do they eventually just put up a test pattern?
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    • Author by aslancub17 (October 13, 2009 7:11 pm ET)
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      I'll hafta reward those advetisers with my business!
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      • Author by political_left-religious_right (October 14, 2009 11:28 am ET)
           
        I'll hafta [sic] reward those advetisers [sic] with my business!

        A better use of your money might be to pay for a remedial English tutor.

        But if you really think these companies should be rewarded, does that also mean that you think the 80+ companies that are boycotting Beck should, in turn, be boycotted by you? You'll have a fun time trying to do that, starting with Wal-mart.
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    • Author by Koyaanisqatsi (October 13, 2009 8:18 pm ET)
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      WSJ is Murdoch owned, so that is just advertising yourself. No problem with that, but you are not generating revenue.

      Most of Beck's audience are not capable of reading or comprehending publications like National Review or The Weekly Standard that contain so much grammar, syntax, sentence structure, and cohesive paragraphs, swill though they are as magazines.
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      • Author by pete592 (October 13, 2009 8:58 pm ET)
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        They are likely gullible enough to fall for the cash-for-gold scams. The latest issue of Consumer Reports had an article about these services. They found that the cash-for-gold companies paid 11 to 29 percent of market value, while pawn shops and jewelry stores paid 35 to 70 percent. Suckers.
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        • Author by oscar the grouch (October 13, 2009 9:29 pm ET)
             
          Think of the overhead (advertising). Got to make a buck(or two or three or ten or twenty...............
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    • Author by proudconservative (October 14, 2009 8:20 am ET)
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      What happened to the media matters (for very little) clock? I know Rush keeps his algore end of the world prediction clock running, I would hope that georgy porgy soros could reach down into his deep currency manipulated pockets and pay the electric bill to keep that fascinating irrelevant graphic going! :>

      Speaking truth to/about progressives.
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      • Author by bintx (October 14, 2009 9:47 am ET)
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        There you go again, lying about your political ideology. You really need to change your screen name . . . it's so deceiving. Your silly Fox comment about Soros gave you away. You are aware that even FOX knows that Soros has nothing whatsoever to do with Media Matters, right? No funding from Soros at all . . . that's a lie. So, why don't you change your name to reflect what you really are: proudfoxbot.
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    • Author by jjcomet514 (October 14, 2009 9:29 am ET)
         
      Looks like I start ordering Domino's again...
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