[BC] it's engineers...

[patrick roberts]

Good point.  The airline industry is certainly one that is worse than 
commercial radio at this point.  Honestly I think non-comm at this 
juncture is a better avenue.  For the most part they haven't 
cheapened what's being put out the two speakers yet.  As long as the 
quality of the content stays up people will listen and 
donate.  Luckily we aren't tied to the car industry nearly as much 
either so that's another factor that's positive.  I left the 
commercial world about a year ago.  Looking back I have to say it's 
been a very good move so far.

PR

On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 1:23 PM, 
<<mailto:Xmitters at aol.com>Xmitters at aol.com> wrote:
Patrick:

I hope for the sake of our business that you are wrong. However, I tend to
tink along similar lines as you.

BTW if you tan think of something that would be more stable in the way of a
career, please let us know :-)  I have not been able to come up with much,
given the state of our economy. I think most people are going to hang 
on to what
they have unless their situation forces them to do othrwise.

The state of radio and a lot of other businesses is truly sad. Only thing
worse would be if I were working for one of the airlines.