Why not save WMUB?

It was obvious to me that during this morning's [Forum] show on the closure of WMUB that a lot of people listen on the internet. The "listening " audience is larger than just those who can get the traditional radio signal. That should be taken into consideration, I think. But, why not have a " Save WMUB " campaign now that the general public is aware of the crisis ? I am confident that many more people would step up to help keep MUB local than do in normal fundraising. Please, please think " out of the box" on this one. Decisions such as this shouldn't just be about the bottom line.

--Stefi, via email