Poor and incompetent
Okay, this would be my last post about the sudden disappearance of Campus Radio on air. This text message came a little late, hence the delay of my post.
From Mr. Rodrigo Villaroman, a.k.a. Joe Spinner slash Boy Tisoy. Almost in verbatim.
"Hi Mike. Sorry if I wasn't able to reply much earlier. It has gotten very busy at the station lately, and you already know that. I'm sure you are very surprised at [the] sudden change of format. I assure you that you are not alone. None of us saw it coming and we were as shocked about it as you are. It was a management decision based solely on one thing. Poor sales incurred through the incompetence of poor salesmen who failed to sell the station to advertisers. Most of us don't agree with the move. But we are broadcast professionals and we will accomplish our jobs to the best of our abilities. We will still strive to be innovative. Whatever the format. Thanks for being a part of Campus Radio. If you wish to air your comments there is an online petition set up by concerned listeners at petition.com. Do check it out. God bless and stay tuned. ;-)"
I received this message last 24 February 2007 at exactly 16.09.20 when I just got from my four-hour siesta. It was six parts long. So there's a credible explanation. That's just about it for Campus Radio; all we can do is to wait. Clamoring might also help.
From Mr. Rodrigo Villaroman, a.k.a. Joe Spinner slash Boy Tisoy. Almost in verbatim.
"Hi Mike. Sorry if I wasn't able to reply much earlier. It has gotten very busy at the station lately, and you already know that. I'm sure you are very surprised at [the] sudden change of format. I assure you that you are not alone. None of us saw it coming and we were as shocked about it as you are. It was a management decision based solely on one thing. Poor sales incurred through the incompetence of poor salesmen who failed to sell the station to advertisers. Most of us don't agree with the move. But we are broadcast professionals and we will accomplish our jobs to the best of our abilities. We will still strive to be innovative. Whatever the format. Thanks for being a part of Campus Radio. If you wish to air your comments there is an online petition set up by concerned listeners at petition.com. Do check it out. God bless and stay tuned. ;-)"
I received this message last 24 February 2007 at exactly 16.09.20 when I just got from my four-hour siesta. It was six parts long. So there's a credible explanation. That's just about it for Campus Radio; all we can do is to wait. Clamoring might also help.
Mike allegedly clacked away to post this
on Tuesday, February 27, 2007 at 7:02 PM.
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