[BC] Daylight Savings Time changes?

[Reader]

Willie,

    If I were you (and your boss too), I'd just go ahead and sign on at 6 
AM and say, sc rew the interference!  Let's get real, this is politics, and 
you're hurting your business and regardless of what skywave is out there, 
that station needs to be on, conducting business at 6 AM, at full power, 
regardless of what some old-timer says that's living in the past!

     The world of ipods, satellite radio, and other methods of media have 
destroyed the younger generation of evening having a clue AM is out there, 
and the longer you sit off in the mornings, the most important hours of the 
day, your shooting yourself in the foot and loosing important dollars. It's 
getting to where, people 50 and young, could care less about AM, and 
why...it's this stupid crap like this sunrise/sunset interference crap, 
among other problems, that looses listeners and customers.

     The commission has long realized this problem and they somehow or 
another feel like they have had their hands tied up because of politics. If 
were going to save AM, someone in Congress needs to step up to the plate. 
Otherwise, were going to have people like you, sitting there, scared to 
death of even having a job at your station before it's over with.


Scott Bailey
General Manager/Owner/Operator
Classic Broadcasting of Sumner County, Inc.
WMRO-AM, Magic 1560
Gallatin, TN
615.451.2131
615.335.6589 (Cell #)


  - - - -
You are reading the BROADCAST Mailing List for broadcast professionals:

This mailing list is also available in digest form (messages are combined 
into a "digest" ... which can be helpful if you want to reduce the load on 
your "in-box").

TO SUBSCRIBE or UNSUBSCRIBE:
Log into: http://lists.radiolists.net/mailman/listinfo/broadcast

**** FOR CHANGES IN SERVICE
Log into: http://lists.radiolists.net/mailman/listinfo/broadcast
... go to the very bottom of the page, enter your email address, and click 
on "Edit Options."




  - - - -
You are reading the BROADCAST Mailing List for broadcast professionals:

This mailing list is also available in digest form (messages are combined 
into a "digest" ... which can be helpful if you want to reduce the load on 
your "in-box").

TO SUBSCRIBE or UNSUBSCRIBE:
Log into: http://lists.radiolists.net/mailman/listinfo/broadcast

**** FOR CHANGES IN SERVICE
Log into: http://lists.radiolists.net/mailman/listinfo/broadcast
... go to the very bottom of the page, enter your email address, and click 
on "Edit Options."





  - - - -
You are reading the BROADCAST Mailing List for broadcast professionals:

This mailing list is also available in digest form (messages are combined 
into a "digest" ... which can be helpful if you want to reduce the load on 
your "in-box").

TO SUBSCRIBE or UNSUBSCRIBE:
Log into: http://lists.radiolists.net/mailman/listinfo/broadcast

**** FOR CHANGES IN SERVICE
Log into: http://lists.radiolists.net/mailman/listinfo/broadcast
... go to the very bottom of the page, enter your email address, and click 
on "Edit Options."