A quick glance at your website reveals a variety of well-known, internationally syndicated reality programmes.
An option is to move to a network of part-time local services with some syndicated national programmes on DAB and medium wave.
Ashley Tabor, founder and executive president of Global Radio and Global Group, said of the decision to syndicate programmes across the newly national station: "I'm afraid to say there are not 33 good mid-morning presenters in this country and there are not another 33 good afternoon presenters.
But this mattered little to the female fans whom she had gathered over the past decade: they turned up at her engagements, watched her syndicated TV programme and bought her book of favourite songs and recipes.
Mary was closer to her mother, Dorothy (nee Feiner), collaborating with her on several projects in later life, including a book, A Word to the Wives (1970), a syndicated radio programme and a monthly column for McCall's magazine.
He is a sometimes beloved, sometimes hated loudmouth, who shifted from working with large media outfits on shows such as the syndicated radio programme "Loveline" (co-hosted with "Dr Drew" Pinsky) and the cable TV "The Man Show" (with Jimmy Kimmel) to a self-owned podcast, "The Adam Carolla Show".
A former disc jockey, Mr Laws runs a syndicated phone-in programme on 2UE, a Sydney commercial-radio station, and has 2m listeners around the country.
In 2007, it followed up its web success with TMZ on TV, a programme syndicated on Fox and other local stations across America.
Established in 1933 through an endowment left by Texas banker William Johnson McDonald, it offers daily solar viewings and tours of the largest telescopes - it has three biggies and half-a-dozen smaller ones - as well as producing an astronomy programme syndicated on NPR called StarDate.
Now he is managing director of a thriving radio station whose programmes are syndicated to 650 stations in Indonesia and to ten other countries.
