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Post-Dispatch cuts 18 employees
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David Brooks & Woody Allen
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NYDNer suspended over tossed phone
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Editor: Limbaugh fans probably not upset about Fox remarks

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Nick Madigan says the Michael J. Fox controversy raises the question of whether Rush Limbaugh went too far in attacking a man with a debilitating disease in order to score a political point. "I doubt that his core audience thinks he's gone over the line," says Inside Radio editor Tom Taylor. "Rush Limbaugh has a canny sense of what his listeners think and how they're going to react to things."

Posted at 12:44 PM October 26, 2006

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