Bike-@aol.com
2003-09-26
I think boycot is supposed to have 2 T's
Boycot Clear Channel
Peter Murphy
2003-09-26
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<P>Don't forget they also own a crap load of billboards. So, if you own a business or work for a business that uses billboard advertising, think about changing or asking your bosses to change ad companies.<BR><BR></P></DIV>
<DIV></DIV>>From: Brian Baumann <BRIANF-@YAHOO.COM>
<DIV></DIV>>Reply-To: brianf-@yahoo.com
<DIV></DIV>>To: roger-@speakeasy.net, thom-@loswego.k12.or.us, ob-@topica.com
<DIV></DIV>>Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Boycot Clear Channel
<DIV></DIV>>Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2003 15:39:43 -0700 (PDT)
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>The River? Damn! Now where am I going to get my
<DIV></DIV>>daily fix of "Barracuda?"
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>--- Roger Joys <ROGER-@SPEAKEASY.NET>wrote:
<DIV></DIV>> > KEX-AM
<DIV></DIV>> > KKCW-FM
<DIV></DIV>> > KKRZ-FM (AKA Z100)
<DIV></DIV>> > KPOJ-AM
<DIV></DIV>> > KRVO-FM (AKA the River)
<DIV></DIV>> >
<DIV></DIV>> >
<DIV></DIV>> > > -----Original Message-----
<DIV></DIV>> > > From: thom-@loswego.k12.or.us
<DIV></DIV>> > [mailto:thom-@loswego.k12.or.us]
<DIV></DIV>> > > Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 10:27 PM
<DIV></DIV>> > > To: ob-@topica.com
<DIV></DIV>> > > Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] Boycot Clear Channel
<DIV></DIV>> > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > Any idea what radio stations in town are owned by
<DIV></DIV>> > Clear Channel?
<DIV></DIV>> > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > Kevin Thompson
<DIV></DIV>> > >
<DIV></DIV>> > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > steve truesdale wrote:
<DIV></DIV>> > > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > > It seems like it was only yesterday that they
<DIV></DIV>> > said
<DIV></DIV>> > > > they were changing. Some things always stay the
<DIV></DIV>> > same.
<DIV></DIV>> > > > Read on then boycot Clear Channel
<DIV></DIV>> > Communications.
<DIV></DIV>> > > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > > From Cyclingnews.com;
<DIV></DIV>> > > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > > Clear Channel continues to threaten cyclists
<DIV></DIV>> > > > Despite a public outcry following radio segments
<DIV></DIV>> > > > encouraging motorists to taunt or even strike
<DIV></DIV>> > cyclists
<DIV></DIV>> > > > on the road in both Houston, Texas and
<DIV></DIV>> > Cleveland,
<DIV></DIV>> > > > Ohio, it appears Clear Channel Communications,
<DIV></DIV>> > owner
<DIV></DIV>> > > > of radio stations throughout the United States,
<DIV></DIV>> > has
<DIV></DIV>> > > > not received the message. Listeners report
<DIV></DIV>> > hearing
<DIV></DIV>> > > > jokes about running cyclists off the road at a
<DIV></DIV>> > > > Raleigh, North Carolina radio station (G105)
<DIV></DIV>> > owned by
<DIV></DIV>> > > > Clear Channel. The segments, during which DJs
<DIV></DIV>> > shared
<DIV></DIV>> > > > tales and suggestions of how to run cyclists off
<DIV></DIV>> > the
<DIV></DIV>> > > > road, were aired September 22 and 23.
<DIV></DIV>> > > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > > Clear Channel claimed to have taken action with
<DIV></DIV>> > its
<DIV></DIV>> > > > Cleveland affiliate, and the Houston station was
<DIV></DIV>> > to
<DIV></DIV>> > > > run a public service announcement for the
<DIV></DIV>> > Houston
<DIV></DIV>> > > > Police Department's cycling education efforts.
<DIV></DIV>> > > > Nonetheless, a third radio market has deemed it
<DIV></DIV>> > > > appropriate to advocate violence against
<DIV></DIV>> > cyclists, to
<DIV></DIV>> > > > the horror of many listeners, but to the
<DIV></DIV>> > apparent
<DIV></DIV>> > > > amusement of others.
<DIV></DIV>> > > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > > Clear Channel can be reached at
<DIV></DIV>> > <P-@CLEARCHANNEL.COM.>
<DIV></DIV>> > > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > > =====
<DIV></DIV>> > > > Steve Truesdale
<DIV></DIV>> > > > Digital DJ Service
<DIV></DIV>> > > > 503-232-1704 (phone)
<DIV></DIV>> > > > 503-232-1708 (fax)
<DIV></DIV>> > > > http://www.digitaldjservice.com
<DIV></DIV>> > >
<DIV></DIV>> > > To respond to the whole group send to
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Brian Baumann
2003-09-26
The River? Damn! Now where am I going to get my
daily fix of "Barracuda?"
--- Roger Joys <roger-@speakeasy.net> wrote:
KEX-AM
KKCW-FM
KKRZ-FM (AKA Z100)
KPOJ-AM
KRVO-FM (AKA the River)
-----Original Message-----
From: thom-@loswego.k12.or.us
[mailto:thom-@loswego.k12.or.us]
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 10:27 PM
To: ob-@topica.com
Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] Boycot Clear Channel
Any idea what radio stations in town are owned by
Clear Channel?
Kevin Thompson
steve truesdale wrote:
It seems like it was only yesterday that they
said
they were changing. Some things always stay the
same.
Read on then boycot Clear Channel
Communications.
From Cyclingnews.com;
Clear Channel continues to threaten cyclists
Despite a public outcry following radio segments
encouraging motorists to taunt or even strike
cyclists
on the road in both Houston, Texas and
Cleveland,
Ohio, it appears Clear Channel Communications,
owner
of radio stations throughout the United States,
has
not received the message. Listeners report
hearing
jokes about running cyclists off the road at a
Raleigh, North Carolina radio station (G105)
owned by
Clear Channel. The segments, during which DJs
shared
tales and suggestions of how to run cyclists off
the
road, were aired September 22 and 23.
Clear Channel claimed to have taken action with
its
Cleveland affiliate, and the Houston station was
to
run a public service announcement for the
Houston
Police Department's cycling education efforts.
Nonetheless, a third radio market has deemed it
appropriate to advocate violence against
cyclists, to
the horror of many listeners, but to the
apparent
amusement of others.
Clear Channel can be reached at
<p-@clearchannel.com.>
=====
Steve Truesdale
Digital DJ Service
503-232-1704 (phone)
503-232-1708 (fax)
http://www.digitaldjservice.com
To respond to the whole group send to
ob-@topica.com.
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Roger Joys
2003-09-26
KEX-AM
KKCW-FM
KKRZ-FM (AKA Z100)
KPOJ-AM
KRVO-FM (AKA the River)
-----Original Message-----
From: thom-@loswego.k12.or.us [mailto:thom-@loswego.k12.or.us]
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 10:27 PM
To: ob-@topica.com
Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] Boycot Clear Channel
Any idea what radio stations in town are owned by Clear Channel?
Kevin Thompson
steve truesdale wrote:
It seems like it was only yesterday that they said
they were changing. Some things always stay the same.
Read on then boycot Clear Channel Communications.
From Cyclingnews.com;
Clear Channel continues to threaten cyclists
Despite a public outcry following radio segments
encouraging motorists to taunt or even strike cyclists
on the road in both Houston, Texas and Cleveland,
Ohio, it appears Clear Channel Communications, owner
of radio stations throughout the United States, has
not received the message. Listeners report hearing
jokes about running cyclists off the road at a
Raleigh, North Carolina radio station (G105) owned by
Clear Channel. The segments, during which DJs shared
tales and suggestions of how to run cyclists off the
road, were aired September 22 and 23.
Clear Channel claimed to have taken action with its
Cleveland affiliate, and the Houston station was to
run a public service announcement for the Houston
Police Department's cycling education efforts.
Nonetheless, a third radio market has deemed it
appropriate to advocate violence against cyclists, to
the horror of many listeners, but to the apparent
amusement of others.
Clear Channel can be reached at <p-@clearchannel.com.>
=====
Steve Truesdale
Digital DJ Service
503-232-1704 (phone)
503-232-1708 (fax)
http://www.digitaldjservice.com
To respond to the whole group send to ob-@topica.com.
To respond to the list manager send to ob-@teleport.com
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thom-@loswego.k12.or.us
2003-09-26
Any idea what radio stations in town are owned by Clear Channel?
Kevin Thompson
steve truesdale wrote:
It seems like it was only yesterday that they said
they were changing. Some things always stay the same.
Read on then boycot Clear Channel Communications.
From Cyclingnews.com;
Clear Channel continues to threaten cyclists
Despite a public outcry following radio segments
encouraging motorists to taunt or even strike cyclists
on the road in both Houston, Texas and Cleveland,
Ohio, it appears Clear Channel Communications, owner
of radio stations throughout the United States, has
not received the message. Listeners report hearing
jokes about running cyclists off the road at a
Raleigh, North Carolina radio station (G105) owned by
Clear Channel. The segments, during which DJs shared
tales and suggestions of how to run cyclists off the
road, were aired September 22 and 23.
Clear Channel claimed to have taken action with its
Cleveland affiliate, and the Houston station was to
run a public service announcement for the Houston
Police Department's cycling education efforts.
Nonetheless, a third radio market has deemed it
appropriate to advocate violence against cyclists, to
the horror of many listeners, but to the apparent
amusement of others.
Clear Channel can be reached at <p-@clearchannel.com.>
=====
Steve Truesdale
Digital DJ Service
503-232-1704 (phone)
503-232-1708 (fax)
http://www.digitaldjservice.com
steve truesdale
2003-09-26
It seems like it was only yesterday that they said
they were changing. Some things always stay the same.
Read on then boycot Clear Channel Communications.
From Cyclingnews.com;
Clear Channel continues to threaten cyclists
Despite a public outcry following radio segments
encouraging motorists to taunt or even strike cyclists
on the road in both Houston, Texas and Cleveland,
Ohio, it appears Clear Channel Communications, owner
of radio stations throughout the United States, has
not received the message. Listeners report hearing
jokes about running cyclists off the road at a
Raleigh, North Carolina radio station (G105) owned by
Clear Channel. The segments, during which DJs shared
tales and suggestions of how to run cyclists off the
road, were aired September 22 and 23.
Clear Channel claimed to have taken action with its
Cleveland affiliate, and the Houston station was to
run a public service announcement for the Houston
Police Department's cycling education efforts.
Nonetheless, a third radio market has deemed it
appropriate to advocate violence against cyclists, to
the horror of many listeners, but to the apparent
amusement of others.
Clear Channel can be reached at <p-@clearchannel.com.>
=====
Steve Truesdale
Digital DJ Service
503-232-1704 (phone)
503-232-1708 (fax)
http://www.digitaldjservice.com