[78-L] Too late to circle the wagons

Michael Biel mbiel at mbiel.com
Wed Aug 12 22:05:50 PDT 2009


I realized a little while ago while looking thru the mixup of who didn't
like PHC, that I had also misattributed Al S's comments about cafeteria
P.A. to Steve.   Sorry.  This has been a rather confusing set of
attributions in this thread, and it would help if we all signed our
posts with our names and all had mail programs which put the names of
the quoted senders rather than programs which put in "You wrote on . . .
"   

Again, sorry 

Mike (who the heck am I) Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com  



From: "Michael Biel" <mbiel at mbiel.com>
> <snip>
> > THAT is the key. But all too often they become the level
> > that Steve Barr would prefer, shunted away as a cafeteria
> > P.A. system, while the station the students used to run
> <snip> 

From: "Steven C. Barr" <stevenc at interlinks.net>
> Note that my post was NOT about the station formats I PREFER
> ...it was about the two stations where I have (and still do)
> "work!" WILN was the ISU "carrier current" station; its signal
> was sent via the AC power to the dorms and campus buildings.
> The content had to appeal to student listeners, without being
> a "clone" of available FM "rock" stations (which is what about
> 90% of the audience would have preferred?!). The campus FM station,
> WGLT, was all-classical; as a result it had a small but significant
> non-campus audience as well (the other FM stations within range
> were all rock or c&w).
 
> The netcasting operation where I currently do a blues show is operated
 by Durham College and UOIT; I have no idea how many listeners the
 station has, but I DO know my blues show had a small-but-loyal 
 audience! And, in actual fact, it IS "shunted to a cafeteria PA
system!"
 However, it is also hearable via the Internet. I actually don't know if
 either Durham College or UOIT offer any "broadcasting" courses;
 I know ISU did!
 
 Left to my own "druthers," I'd webcast my 55,057(+/-) 78's...?!
 
 Steven C. Barr




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