Bill Hennes, Program Consultant Roberts gives his excellent wisdom on the business and broadcast sides of radio and, best of all, it's easy to read and peppered with human stories, not just dry facts. Claude Hall, Billboard Columnist. Your description of the streets of New York where you grew up transported me vividly to another place and time. And the Bobby Darin story kept building with tension and anticipation. As a teen growing up in the late 60's in southern Kansas, I used to listen to WLS at night, after KLEO 1480 in Wichita went off at sunset.
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Almost fifty percent of new management fails during their first year and a half in office. Their advancement was based on what was done well at the moment. So, instead of leading, they sit behind a desk and manage. It s a pretty sure bet they have their own agenda and YOU are not a part of it. Whenever one corporation takes over another, either by merger or acquisition, operational plans have already been set in stone.