A New York radio station is dumping conservative commentator Glenn Beck's syndicated talk show because of low ratings, according to a published report.
Jose Luis Magana, AP
WOR in New York is dropping Glenn Beck's radio show as of Jan. 17.
WOR 710 AM said today it is canceling Beck's program as of Jan. 17 and replacing him with another syndicated talk show hosted by Mike Gallagher, the
New York Daily News reported.
"The reason is ratings," WOR program director Scott Lakefield told the Daily News. "Somewhat to our surprise, the show wasn't getting what we wanted."
WOR general manager Jerry Crowley said Gallagher, a former host at WABC in New York, would comment more on local issues than Beck, the newspaper said.
Read more at the New York Daily News.