[Dr. Sivana]

Now, what do we do about his radio show that is 33% ads?

[Borderline]

"Now, what do we do about his radio show that is 33% ads?"

Rush should just move his show to his true natural home - NPR

[circlecity]

Some sites are so bad with the invasive ads and scripts they will often crash your browser. Glenn Beck’s site, “The Daily Caller”, and Hot Air are all very bad in this regard.

[Servant of the Cross]

Now, what do we do about his radio show that is 33% ads?

[immadashell]

Some of which have been the same for years. I don’t mind “ obscene profits breaks” but they would be less obscene if they weren’t quite so old.

[Rona Badger]

More like 50% ads. Radio ads play over and over the same six ads!

FWIW I find the site’s rss feed and read articles online that way. No ads.

[Jane Long]

Now, what do we do about his radio show that is 33% ads?

Rush's radio show ads don't cause my computer to slow down....but, they do allow Rush to stay on the air, which is a good thing.

[Responsibility2nd]

Now, what do we do about his radio show that is 33% ads?

 

Heh, heh. Good burn worth repeating in large font.

 

Now, what do we do about his radio show that is 33% ads?

[the_daug]

Radio has always had adds. I can remember a time when I could search the internet and find data that is free and not have 100 sites trying to sell the data to me on the search engine.

[C. Edmund Wright]

Now, what do we do about his radio show that is 33% ads?

...and does that even count the "imbedded" ads - made to sound like part of Rush commentary?

[Company Man]

You tube usually has his entire show, sans, ads posted by 5:00pm Central. Search for Limbaugh, filter by date. Should be near the top. One benefit is the time saved, plus you can easily skip topics you're not interested in.

This also works well for that Global conspiracy dude from Austin, also Savage, and I'm sure many others.