WideOrbit 468x60- March 2011 - Testimonials
Welcome to TDGA
- Jim Dozier Adams, General Manager, WNKJ-WNLJ, Hopkinsville KY
- Misty Bishop, Traffic Coordinator, KCLR-KCMQ-KSSZ-KTGR-KTXY-KWOS-KATI-Zimmer Radio & Marketing Group, Columbia MO
- Tara Chatfield, MIS Project Manager, WideOrbit, San Francisco CA
- Jennifer Herrin - Business Manager, KCLR-KCMQ-KSSZ-KTGR-KTXY-KWOS-KATI-Zimmer Radio & Marketing Group, Columbia MO
- Mary Moore, Owner, WSKV-FM, Moore Country 104,Stanton KY
- Ethel Rhodes, Traffic Manager, TVG Network, Los Angeles CA
- Kathleen Richards, Broadcast Traffic Manager, WFMT/98.7, Chicago IL
- Dawn Schneider, Director, Traffic Operations, Telelatino Television Network, Toronto, Ontario
- Liz Torrents, VP, Dir. of Broadcast Traffic, Dailey & Associates, West Hollywood CA
- Pat Valdez, Traffic Assistant, KFOX-TV, Cox Media Group, El Paso TX
Special Reports
Featured Articles
Many of you may have seen the popular Facebook feature started by Job Badeaux (With Sandusky Broadcasting, in Seattle-Tacoma) and his contemporaries regaling the youngsters in our industry with memories of Broadcasting back in the '60s. Well, having passed my 55th year in Radio & TV, I thought you7 might enjoy one of his latest sends that's based on the premises--- "You know you were in Radio in the ;60s If You Remember..... even if you don't go back to the days of Marconi, Sarnoff, Philo, etc.). [more...]
One of the most fundamental axioms of communications law: correctness is essential, whether you’re filling out an application, filing a pleading, responding to an FCC inquiry, or whatever. When you tell the Commission something, you had better be right. [more...]
The FCC has demanded $25,000 from a licensee who failed to make a “voluntary contribution” which it had committed to pay as part of a settlement agreement. That earlier payment wasn’t made because the licensee said it didn’t have the $8,000 which it had promised to pay. Tough, says the FCC – mere financial distress will not justify relief if you break your promise. [more...]
If making a presentation in front of a group makes your heart pound and your throat close up, you’re not alone. And even more galling--why is it that some people—even people not as technically competent as you are—can deliver a compelling speech and hardly break a sweat? [more...]
Despite best efforts and good intentions, no HR executive is going to be able to reshape organizational behaviors when the opposite behavior is being modeled at the top. [more...]
