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Commentaries, Opinions, and Library Index

Over time I've collected an enormous amount of material and commentaries.
This page contains just a small sample.

Commentary/Opinion Library

The WPHT Merry-Go-Round -- Steve Bryant

Commentary on his show in Philly by Glenn Beck

Muslim Extremists Profiling Quiz (humor)

Commentary on the state of radio from suck.com (1999)

State of radio today - farewell to radio, March 2001 by Robert W. McChesney

Radio Trinity - Listeners / Stations / Sponsors (January 2001)

WWDB Insider Commentary - Fall 1998

Et tu Brute? - reaction to a disgruntled employee abusing the message board

Columbine High School Shootings - MIScoverage on the Net (April 1998)

 

A special Interview with Gil Gross - Read his comments on the loss of WWDB, what they were really hired to do and what became of it plus his thoughts on the state of radio today and in the future.
The government of Afghanistan is waging a war upon women (fall 1998)
The Bill of No Rights
The Americans by Gordon Sinclair - a commentary, 1974

 

Monday February 11, 2002

Not every advertiser on radio is doing well, with ad rates going up to make up for lost revenue several are frothing at the mouth.  Here is a snippet of a typical email.
How far can they squeeze the advertisers? Lets put the facts on the table. Lets help the advertisers. Each and every year the stations raise their advertising rates with no consideration to the reality of the economy. Who needs who? They need the advertisers. Last year a major newspaper wrote me a letter advising me of an across the board rate hike due to the increase in the cost of labor, the cost of paper, and the cost of distribution. Rather then pay the 10% to 15% hike I told them I wouldn't be renewing my contract. I know for a fact that this company laid off many of their employees and the price of fuel had dropped. Where can the average business find the extra 10% to 15% to keep paying rate increases? I guess my $$$$$$ plus per month didn't mean that much to them. So who's fooling who. I found other ways to promote my business and believe me, I can measure a greater return for every dollar spent.

 

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