[BC] I don't want to go away

[Steve]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rich Wood" <richwood at pobox.com>
To: "Broadcasters' Mailing List" <broadcast at radiolists.net>
Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2006 9:21 PM
Subject: Re: [BC] I don't want to go away

> If I hadn't received so many phone calls and emails from programmers
> and managers/owners of non-Dominion stations honestly worried about
> what's happening I probably would have made a comment and gone on to
> something else. I've even kept in touch with old major market
> programmer friends who are subjects of the Dominion and can't speak
> out. They're worried about the future of the industry. Many are
> considering other lines of work for fear of losing their jobs. If it
> doesn't work it's the programmers who'll be fired. This isn't
> showbiz. It's Wurlitzer.

The fact your aligned with people from the #1 broadcasting market in the
nation only makes sense you continue as a contributor. As you probably saw
in my posts earlier today, this whole thing was not thought through. This is
typical of how things are done today.

I love your idea about freezing the number of stations currently lit
becoming the test base. This will keep the horse in the barn until all the
bugs are worked out. (of course this is so simple someone missed it) Is
there someone in this group who could petition the commission in the name of
this fine group? OR am I just p***ing in the wind?

> Sometimes it's just easier and less tiring to allow yourself to be
> assimilated. I'm considering the option.

Yes, it's an option. Let's not go there if at all possible.

Steve
Steve Walker Productions