Maine's classical music radio network has been sold

A. Joseph Ross lawyer@attorneyross.com
Sun Dec 14 21:23:37 EST 2003


On 12 Dec 2003 at 13:29, Shawn Mamros wrote:

> What sort of teeth would any "Geller agreement" (if any such thing
> actually existed) have?  He's dead, right?  Who would enforce it?
 
His heirs.

But, though Tanger did tell Geller that he intended to keep the classical format, and Geller 
said something to that effect on the air when he said he had sold the station, we don't know 
what the terms of the contract actually were.  If there was an agreement to keep the station 
classical, there may have been some time limit, or some hedge language in case the format 
wasn't viable commercially.  I believe I once heard that there are some such clauses in the 
terms of the trust that Ted Jones formed for WCRB.

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