OK I hereby announce the retirement of the radio-info.com message board B98.5 obsessed character "Caller10" (but not necessarily the userid by the same name, I'm still here). I am about to embark on some certifications to get my IT career completely restarted in the Linux server administration and infrastructure area. As such, and considering that the Cox Medias, Cumulus-es (how do you say that plural anyway?), Clear Channels, and others of the world may be future target employers, I've decided to retire the Caller10 character. The character was really my takeoff anyway of GoodTimesandEightOldies GoodTimesandGreatOldies's OCD of 106.7, as well as the great CurtisInPA and CurtisTranslator in regards to 94.9. I hope overall my creative writing has been to your enjoyment.
For the record, before an IT career here in Atlanta and my hometown of Columbus, GA, I had a radio career that spanned five years in Columbus in CHR and country including as an air personality, music coordinator, assistant program director, assistant production director, Selector and DARTS wiz, and programming the AM automation to do things the GM didn't think possible (it's how I ended up in IT). I may choose to comment more on some of the most incredible people I had the fortune to be associated with in Columbus who later made it to Atlanta. I will only say for now that that one of my mentors came full circle for me, allowing me the chance to work for a bit in Chicago Tribune's interactive division. And it's that exposure to some of the same IT infrastructure/technology that I have a great interest on the content management side that's helped shaped my interests and current direction.
Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars,
Don Kramer
For the record, before an IT career here in Atlanta and my hometown of Columbus, GA, I had a radio career that spanned five years in Columbus in CHR and country including as an air personality, music coordinator, assistant program director, assistant production director, Selector and DARTS wiz, and programming the AM automation to do things the GM didn't think possible (it's how I ended up in IT). I may choose to comment more on some of the most incredible people I had the fortune to be associated with in Columbus who later made it to Atlanta. I will only say for now that that one of my mentors came full circle for me, allowing me the chance to work for a bit in Chicago Tribune's interactive division. And it's that exposure to some of the same IT infrastructure/technology that I have a great interest on the content management side that's helped shaped my interests and current direction.
Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars,
Don Kramer