Local ads for Glenn Beck FNC show.

[John Kerry VonErich]

We all know that a majority of major companys have boycotted adverttising on Glenn Beck. But that leaves room for your local business advertising. I suggest that we list those companies along side the rest still advertising on FNC/Beck. Sometimes a national ad who did boycott might still be advertising on the show via the local cable service.

[el_bryanto]

1. What if local businesses, restaurants and shops, are advocating on Glen Beck?

Particularly if you live in a conservative community where the case can be made that it's good business sense to do so?

Bryant

[John Kerry VonErich]

2. Good business sense yes.

But still generates dollars for Beck

[Ian David]

3. What you do is organize people nationwide to call the small, local business in mass numbers.

It then becomes a matter of balancing reaching their local audience vs the time and expense of handling hundreds (or thousands) of people tying-up all your phone lines all day.

That's what we did with the "Doctor Laura" TV show.

Fred's Sandwich Emporium on Main Street probably doesn't want to bear the brunt of every Liberal on Twitter calling them all day long, when they COULD be taking orders.

[Mojeoux]

4. Get the 800 Numbers and Call them

Keep the sound down, catch the ads and write down the #s.

There are no local ads here. But this is California

Anyway I call them and I am very nice. I explain that I would never buy their product because they sponsor Beck.

When I tell them I'm afraid that he is promoting violence, I'm not exaggerating and they know it.