If you were to choose.....
John Francini
francini@mac.com
Fri Feb 24 10:07:30 EST 2012
I wasn't responding as a PD; just as a citizen who has grown up listening to WBZ...with Carl DeSeuze (sp?), Dave Maynard, Gary Lapierre, Gil Santos, Don Kent, Larry Glick, David Brudnoy, "Calling All Sports", and many happy memories -- that I don't want to see tarnished by typical corporate greed.
Frankly, bird-fed syndicated talk would be FAR better than infomercials.
j
On 23 Feb 2012, at 22:55, D. A. wrote:
>
>> This is a false choice. I'd choose
>> neither one.
>
> I suppose I should have set it up differently.
>
> You're the PD of WBZ.....and your GM has given you the following choice.
>
>
>
> (Your response below means that you would no doubt be fired, and would have no further input. LOL!)
>
>
>> I'd be looking at many a third option: Organizing a listener
>> revolt. Create as much bad PR for parent CBS as possible
>> about WBZ abandoning its decades-old role. File
>> complaints to the FCC telling them that the station is no
>> longer operating in the public interest. Anything and
>> everything possible to make it obvious that the present
>> management is trying to kill the station. Try to get this GM
>> fired for being unimaginative in the face of a perceived
>> revenue shortfall, and for being completely tone-deaf to the
>> listeners.
>>
>> John
>>
>>
>>
>> On Feb 23, 2012, at 2:02, Don <Donald_Astelle@yahoo.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> WBZ radio has ticked me off a couple of times in the
>> last few years.
>>>
>>> First, when they tried to dump their live overnight
>> show. Then when they realized that mistake, they
>> backed off and re-instated Steve Leveille.
>>>
>>> Then, WBZ turns into infomercial central on the
>> weekend!
>>>
>>> Someone mentioned to me that the tradeoff at WBZ was
>> between having a local overnight show and local news in the
>> evening.......OR...infomercials during the day on Saturday
>> and Sunday.
>>>
>>> Your call. If given the choice by your general
>> manager to choose between those 2 evils ;-) Which
>> would YOU choose.
>>>
>>
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