If you heard it on the radio or saw it on TV, following up may take a few extra steps. Your local telephone directory is probably the place to start looking for contact information. Radio and TV stations have call letters and these are usually listed alphabetically in the directory. When you call, you ll probably get the station s operator. Ask him or her for the information you need.
Operators are typically polite and try to be helpful.
Radio stations have station managers. Television programs have producers. These are the people you want to reach when you have something important to say. Get their names, addresses, and phone numbers. If, when you call a radio or TV station, you learn that a particular segment of a news report, or any other program, originated elsewhere, find out where.