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"Air America Radio will provide a counterbalance to right wing voices," said Mark Walsh, Chief Executive Officer of Air America Radio network. "The top talent in the country is coming together to ensure Air America Radio provides the most compelling and entertaining programming on radio." [http://www.radioink.com/HeadlineEntry.asp?hid=118660]
Advertising Age's April 5, 2004 issue reports that [[Dan Klores Communications]] is doing PR for Air America. North Woods Advertising did the first round of advertising. XM Satellite, the U.S. Navy, Tyson, Caltrate, American Express, Travelocity, McDonald's and [[Fenton Communications]][http://www.odwyerpr.com/members/0405fenton.htm] bought ad time on Air America during its first two days. O'Dwyer's PR reports that Fenton Communications also help with Air America's launch. Air America has also used Internet services provided by [[iStandFor]].
'''Website''': [http://www.airamericaradio.com/ airamericaradio.com] registered 4 January 2004 by [[Progress Media]] Inc.