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Texas Broadcaster Michigan Abuse Suit

Chuck,
Please do not pre-judge any of this until a judiciary decision is made in the matter. This is a troubled individual with personal problems and is an ex-employee. I am reasonably certain of the outcome but we will see. Since you feel its worthy mention here in Houston...and been in this business long enough, I hope you follow this carefully and report its final outcome right here as well.
 
As you can read from my original post, no prejudgment was made. This is a news item that was reported, yesterday on Radio-Info news. It is newsworthy because a local broadcaster is involved. I'm sure as soon as a decision is reached, you'll be in a better position to report than anyone else if you should so desire.
 
I guess I'm the only one who sees the irony. An ex-employee files a suit for being insulted and demeaned, among other abuses, and the response to bringing up the news item on the industry board is:

rrgroup said:
This is a troubled individual with personal problems
Click to expand...

Hmmm. Nothing insulting or demeaning, there.
 
Whoa.

I see you have just joined the board, FH. Do you have an axe to grind?
You should start a new thread about about FCC violations and stay on point about an ex-employee grievance here, okay?
To be sure, This notice of violation was sent to the station LAST year.
The notice was properly responded and all matters corrected and remain corrected to this day.
You should know this was the case but fail to mention that.
 
The sad part is that the FCC continues to hand licenses to him. I mean how many stations going dark, or having serious violations, does it take to get the FCC to say "enough is enough"?
 
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