Could you please enlighten me on the false advertising claim. Your words "it's actually false advertising" do not offer an opinion, but rather, offer a prima facie statement of fact. While I agree that it maybe a matter of parsing words and semantics, a charge of false advertising carries legal ramifications. Do you have any proof that there is a conscious, calculated, and concerted effort to mislead and advance a fraud in this matter? If that is true, you may have information that could disqualify the licensee from continuing to operate the station because of character issues as well as civil liabilities for deceptive and misleading business practices. Withholding that information could be construed as obstruction of justice if an investigation should occur. If you are in possession of facts or material information you might want to check your mailbox for correspondence from the owner's attorneys or maybe even a subpoena to Federal Court. Have a nice day.countryradio said:I am having a hard time with the wording of the job posting. It's actually false advertising. It's still at 93.3 and it's still going to be a country station. It is on the air and the ad says that it isn't. It not a new station, just a new brand for the station. Maybe some new call letters. They will never beat QHK in Fort Wayne. It just won't happen unless QHK beats themselves.
I smell an attorney...or maybe it's just someone who watches way too many episodes of Law and Order.Douglas B. said:Could you please enlighten me on the false advertising claim. Your words "it's actually false advertising" do not offer an opinion, but rather, offer a prima facie statement of fact. While I agree that it maybe a matter of parsing words and semantics, a charge of false advertising carries legal ramifications. Do you have any proof that there is a conscious, calculated, and concerted effort to mislead and advance a fraud in this matter? If that is true, you may have information that could disqualify the licensee from continuing to operate the station because of character issues as well as civil liabilities for deceptive and misleading business practices. Withholding that information could be construed as obstruction of justice if an investigation should occur. If you are in possession of facts or material information you might want to check your mailbox for correspondence from the owner's attorneys or maybe even a subpoena to Federal Court. Have a nice day.countryradio said:I am having a hard time with the wording of the job posting. It's actually false advertising. It's still at 93.3 and it's still going to be a country station. It is on the air and the ad says that it isn't. It not a new station, just a new brand for the station. Maybe some new call letters. They will never beat QHK in Fort Wayne. It just won't happen unless QHK beats themselves.