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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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Joe In The Morning
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Dionne Warwick, in a mink coat from her head to toes, testified that it is about time that she should get paid for her performances played on the radio, (reverse payola), thus making radio of the future "not free." Is paying artists for play on the radio a good idea? Let us know what you think with our poll above...and send us your comments by
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WWW.NOPERFORMANCETAX.ORG
So here’s a new idea…what this country needs right now is a new bailout…right? Lets put a new tax on something and then send money to people who don’t really need it. ...That’ll work.
This time they want to put a new tax on every song played on the radio…and who gets a pile of money? Hundreds of millions of dollars? GIANT RECORD COMPANIES. Most of which are in foreign countries. We’ll pay all the money and they’ll keep gobs of it. GREAT.
WHLM-FM UPDATE:
For over a year now WHLM-FM has attempted to get a response from Paul Kanjorski about the performance tax. While the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) suggests you contact Paul, we submit that we have tried dozens of times without the courtesy of a single returned phone call from Mr. Kanjorski. So this is what it has come to…TAXING MUSIC? This nonsense will only end when you vote Paul Kanjorski O-U-T.
Tax OUR music? THROW THE BUMS OUT!
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