entercom stations have strong rates.they're well run especially in denver, sacramento, austin, and seattle. those could all be battleground states for the fall. and there's a lot to like about the company's fourth quarter, which reported on february 23rd. its revenue and operating cash flow grew during the month of december. national revenues turned positive for the quarter. and for the whole of 2009 the company reduced its net debt by $100 million, trimmed expenses by 8%, and generated $70 million of free cash flow, which is how we really evaluate radio stories. now, this stock has had an enormous run. it's undeniable. when i tell you how much it's up, you're going to say cramer, you're too late. it's up 855% from $1.17 a year ago. it's traded as high as $12.20, just pulled back to $11.17. where it is now. but you've got to remember that a year ago the economy was economy was stilt in the dumps. companies were slashing their advertising budgets and everyone thought that every radio stock was practically a goner. even af