Re: City seeks tapes of Parkin interview about Police Department

[Dave Faneuf <tklaundry@juno.com>]

On Fri, 6 Oct 2000 14:29:48 -0400 "Dan C." <dwcole@mediaone.net> writes:
>
> I don't know.  If we are a division then where's my badge?

	Check with David Mugar, I think he used to run around Boston with

  The finished products are always saved 
> and 
> sound bites are morgued.  The only exception would be a major event 
> or ongoing issue.  Something along those lines.  It was much easier 
> when everything was cassette or you had a big reel devoted to 
> keeping 
> daily sound.

	After my run-in with a subpoena I made sure that hard copy of newscasts
	were kept for only 30 days, and tapes of actual broadcasts (morning
show, 
	newscasts etc) are archived for no more than a month then recycled.  As
for
	turning over material I am happy to do it, as long as it is what was
broadcast
	and the party looking for it gets a subpoena.   I know Oldies 103 used
to save
	the tapes of all broadcasts for 2 years and back up newscasts onto disc
and 	save them for about a year. I don't know what they do now that they 
	are on Soldiers Field Rd.

df

 


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