Fwd: Fw: WMVU Adopting WALE Business Model?

["Laurence Glavin" <lglavin@lycos.com>]

 WRKO-AM frequently runs what seem to be legitimate recruitment spots for
sales talent.  They claim that there'a a sizable cohort in the Boston market
at least pulling down big bux.  something tells me that commercial AMs in
Fitchburg or Pittsfield aren't doing so well.  (I was in the Pittsfield
area over the 4th of July weelend)
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DATE: Mon, 8 Jul 2002 15:34:22 
From: "JJAndrew" <jjandrew@gwi.net>
To: "Boston Radio" <boston-radio-interest@bostonradio.org>

You bring up an very intresting subject ...... wonder what percentile of 'On
Air'
Personalities of one kind or another are acutally out there pounding the
pavement selling commercial air time.  I know the acutal sales force in
radio today is just a glimmer to what it used to be.
Andy Raynes
Lisbon, Me.

> I have a push-button for WMVU-AM 900 in Nashua, NH (their jungle
pronounces
> it "Nashwah") and I happened to catch a station promotional announcement
> that SOUNDED like a job opening, but actually was soliciting people
> to host a talk show AND sell time.  Wasn't this the business model of
> WALE-AM 990 in Providence?  And what shows on'MVU will get bounced
> so some Fritz Wetherbee wannabee can have his or her own show?
>
> Laurence Glavin
>
>
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