Blood Feud

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None of these turns was unexpected, but they caught many KVOD boosters off guard anyhow. The result was an absolute blizzard of e-mails, as I can testify personally, because copies of each of them were forwarded to me. (Thanks, friends.) Clearly, CPR has a long way to go before it convinces loyalists that the new KVOD will be nearly as good as the old one. To that end, the aforementioned CPR Web site is now asking listeners to send in their suggestions about what it should do with its latest purchase. For instance, should it maintain the status quo on CPR's mother station, KCFR-FM, while adding new items to 1340 AM, or make one signal all news and the other all classical?

No obscenities, please. After all, we're talking about classical music.