Thursday, January 1, 2015

Happy New You!

How your new you turns out, depends on you!
If you want change, then vote for a man who is already making change on a daily basis!

Be a part of history!

#ElectWillieWilson

Wednesday, December 31, 2014

Chicago has a man who can make a difference!

If you like the what the current administration is doing for you and your family,

1. ECONOMIC Security
 $13.00 Hour Jobs Promised
 3 Years from now, he'll be on way out of the office!
You have responsibilities Now
 See what Dr. Wilson has to say about that in  his Press Conference!

2. Parking Meters
Aren't you tired of paying $2-5 hour to park?

3. RED LIGHT Tickets!
$100 -$500 Tickets! Sure, you can PROTEST them and wind up paying MORE COURT COSTS
than the ACTUAL TICKET! with ticket fees!
Notice the NEW SAFTEY ZONE areas?
Get a ticket now in 30mph zone!

4. 50 Schools closed with no schools close for your children to attend!
Dr. Wilson has a plan to re-open 25 schools and see that the other 25 are utilized to help you START A BUSINESS so you don't have to depend on anyone but YOURSELF!

If that's not enough, then keep them (current administration) in office.

If you don't like it, then it's time for a change!
See what Dr. Wilson has to say!

Monday, December 1, 2014

#Giving Tuesday and everyday!

It's that time of year to give to those who could best use your help!
Make a difference in the life of someone who needs it most!
1. Choose your FREE Gift!
-Free Diary of a MAD EX-Diabetic!
-Free How TO Make $$ Mystery Shopping!
-Free Self Publishing Manual
- Free Smart Phone Laptop Charger
-Old School Music CD of your choice

2.Choose a program of your choice to support:
A. Book Publishing for youth/adults
B. Youth Media Training
C. Scholarship Program

Donate $20.00 to $100 to higher learning network,nfp
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Wednesday, November 12, 2014

end of radio...

As you may (or not) know. our volunteer
Marketing Director Zelda Robinson-Hogues
 is an international Radio/TV Host/Producer who came from radio
-WCRX - Columbia College Radio/News Reporter
-WSSD - The Blues Station
-WJPC - Johnson Publishing Co Dusties/Another Strong Song
-WNUA Smooth Jazz - Producer Denise Jordan Walker Show
-870AM - Talk Radio/The Passion Principles Show
-WGCI-AM- Dusty Radio 1390
 -Gospel Radio 1390AM
-V103 -Troi Tyler Show with Inspirational Conversations

 before she landed at her first TV gig at CLTV/WGN Traffic Reporter/Producer

The discussion of what's happening in radio has always been of concern
since she volunteers at HLN-TV where they teach youth behind-the-scenes
Radio/TV/Print Production.

Students interested in careers in radio are now guided in the direction of
Audio/engineers/weather, etc. because the jobs are so few and in between.
 It doesn't hurt to have a major and a minor, so your chances of employment are greater.

In the meantime, as radio goes to the dogs, here's an FYI:

An end of radio


Eight years ago, I described how city-wide wifi would destroy the business of local radio. Once you have access to a million radio stations online, why would you listen to endless commercials and the top 40?
I realized last week that this has just happened. Not via wifi, but via Bluetooth and the smart phone.
The car-sharing driver (Bluetooth equipped car, with a smart phone, of course) who picked me up the other day was listening to a local radio station. It was almost as if he was smoking a pipe or driving a buggy. With so many podcasts, free downloads and Spotify stations to listen to, why? With traffic, weather and talking maps in your pocket, why wait for the announcer to get around to telling you what you need to know?
The first people to leave the radio audience will be the ones that the advertisers want most. And it will spiral down from there.
Just as newspapers fell off a cliff, radio is about to follow. It's going to happen faster than anyone expects. And of course, it will be replaced by a new thing, a long tail of audio that's similar (but completely different) from what we were looking for from radio all along. And that audience is just waiting for you to create something worth listening to.

       
LAST CALL
End of printed newspaper


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