They cite the economy for ending the two shows that originated at their LA facility--the midday news show "Day to Day," produced with contributions from Slate, was not on major stations in many larger markets and was criticized by some for being too fluffy, while "News and Notes," hastily assembled to replace Tavis Smiley's show after he left the network, struck out as the public radio network's too-earnest attempt to attract African-American audiences--both programs leave the air Mar. 20:
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