Radio and television commentator Andrea Tantaros claims in a breach-of-contract suit that her weekday morning show on the Talk Radio Network was hurt by advertising-revenue losses that led to diminished production values.
October 11, 2013 at 09:51 PM
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Radio and television commentator Andrea Tantaros claims in a breach-of-contract suit that her weekday morning show on the Talk Radio Network was hurt by advertising-revenue losses that led to diminished production values.
Tantaros, who also appears on a Fox News political roundtable program called The Five, began hosting her nationally syndicated radio show last fall on TRN under a contract between the network and her production company, Astero LLC.
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