If one has critical thinking skills rather than simply an opinion, one would know when they are being used. That is the situation with NPR regarding its on-air staff and Faux Noise. NPR is not "at war" but rather knows when it is being used as a front to make Faux look like it is actually a "news" organization when in fact it is the antithesis of it. NPR does not need the notoriety since its audience has increased by over 240% in the last 10 years to over 32 million listeners per week. Pledge membership is rising for those stations who use NPR news.
If one has critical thinking skills rather than simply an opinion, one would know when they are being used. That is the situation with NPR regarding its on-air staff and Faux Noise. NPR is not "at war" but rather knows when it is being used as a front to make Faux look like it is actually a "news" organization when in fact it is the antithesis of it. NPR does not need the notoriety since its audience has increased by over 240% in the last 10 years to over 32 million listeners per week. Pledge membership is rising for those stations who use NPR news.
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