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Good grief…I realize that WLOS is a profit driven business but to pull a storyline because of advertising pressure concerns me. Will WLOS now bow to pressure and not cover a story if a local used car dealership, a home decor store, or a leading grocery store chain doesn’t like what is being said about them? On occasion and in the beginning of the Friday coverage, Frank Fraboni’s stories could seem a little confrontational. However, these ratings are public information! Surely WLOS is capable of offsetting the loss of revenue from one advertiser and not falling victim to profit based censorship!
I got one word for Frank – YouTube.
Well that takes all of the fun out of those reports. It also makes it pretty much a useless series.