[BC] Station Rules compliance (AOL Webmail)

[Jerry Mathis]

Personally, I have no plans to become the radio police. As I work for Clear
Channel, if I had information about another station operating illegally, I
would contact my RVPE before anyone else. If my employment situation was
different, then I would look at protecting whatever radio station(s) I
worked for. My point was not to become the "Radio Nazi's", but to work
positively to prevent illegal operation, and help keep the band clean. Yes,
I might even agree to work with a station that needs help to overcome
illegal operation, assuming they ask me, and are desiring to comply. But I
would not work for a station that deliberately operates illegally. Well,
maybe only if I were starving otherwise  :)  but I would sure take steps to
CMA.

JM


On 2/26/07, Robert Meuser <Robertm at broadcast.net> wrote:
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> You are correct but I don't think that your employer would appreciate it
> if you appointed yourself to be the radio police.
> It could negatively impact some other aspect of their business plans you
> are not aware of.
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> R
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