[BC] Now, King Roberts Decree # 547

[Craig Bowman]

I do understand you point but the conflict was not (then) within the 
radio station it was (supposedly) between the mean "Old Censers" and the 
radio station and all those they represented in the battle for free 
music expression.  In that sense I guess the ominous thought of the 
fairness doctrine swings over the head of freedom similarly to Sward of 
Damocles but I do not really hear anyone exploiting that notion. 

Craig Bowman



Robert Meuser wrote:
>
> You never listen to people you don't agree with?  Don't want to hear 
> what the other side is up to? It seems to work well on cable.
>
> R
>
> Glen Kippel wrote:
>
>>>
>>> Robert Meuser wrote:
>>>
>>> >The government does not decide. It is balance.
>>> >I think a station would get better ratings running Rush and Al Franken
>>> >back to back than  either would being all conservative or all liberal.
>>> >You guys are blind to what real competition can achieve, please go
>>> back to your caves.
>>>
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>>
>>
>> Uh -- I dont think that would work.  Either people would tune in for 
>> one,
>> and turn off the other, or more likely, forget to tune in either one.
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