[BC] The State Of Radio Today......

[Mike McCarthy]

That is our policy too.  Some bad publicity is good.  Other times, bad 
publicity is even worse. Usually with a station marked vehicle, it's the 
latter.

I drive an unmarked van for obvious reasons, but if I saw another technical 
type in trouble, I'd stop and help to the extent I could.  You never know 
when you're going to be in the same spot.  And because we are in a very 
small community of people, we tend to have knowledge of many people and 
some have longer memories than others.

MM

At 01:41 PM 1/9/2006 -0800, Bill Croghan wrote
>         We emphasize responsibility and station image to everyone who
>drives a station vehicle or appears in public representing the stations.
>I've seen firings over this.
>Bill
>
>
> >I was wondering when you would chime in on this, Bill.
> >I'm glad you researched the facts and presented an accurate
> >response. We've chatted a few times at the Tuesday lunch
> >in Las Vegas. I think I'm a fair judge of character and I would
> >have found it extremely difficult to believe that you (or JD)
> >would pass someone in need of help without offering assistance.
> >
> >The person(s) in that van have to bear in mind that the reputation
> >of the entire company was in their hands while operating a vehicle
> >bearing the corporate name.
> >
> >Tom Osenkowsky, CPBE
> >
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