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 19:27, Sean Smyth wrote:
> I thought Simon Geller was selling merely because he couldn't afford to
> battle the FCC anymore. (Well, I understand health concerns were also
> involved in the mix.) It doesn't sound like he was dealing from a position
> of strength therefore I doubt he really would have had the foresight to
> put such a clause in the sale agreement.
There was a story in the Globe just after WBOQ came on from its new site about how
Tanger befriended Geller and gradually gained his confidence before Geller finally agreed to
sell to him. I have an aircheck in which Geller, on the air, says he's sold to someone who
intends to keep the classical format, and says he hopes they will actually do so.
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A. Joseph Ross, J.D. 617.367.0468
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