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Donald Satz wrote:
>Eric Kisch wrote:
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>>How many of our U.S. list members would be willing to pay $100 a year to
>>support a national radio and/or TV network that is along the lines of a BBC
>>3?
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>Exactly 47 U.S. list members would take the plunge. But, before I would
>climb aboard, the following conditions would have to be met:
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>1. No baroque music in the morning - I am so tired of the prevalent notion
>that we need/want baroque instrumental music to help us start the day.
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>2. No Karl Haas - He just talks too slowly, and I lose interest.
...followed by six other demands.
This is why it'll never happen. If the members of this list can't support
any tastes other than their own, what are the chances of the public at
large doing it?
The last time I posted to this list, the acknowledgement indicated 964
members. Even if all U.S. (and for the sake of maximizing revenue)
all Canadian members contributed $100.00 U.S., the total would be what?
$50,000? $60,000? We couldn't do it alone and we wouldn't do it together.
Instead, we'd get caught up in arguments over whether Pavrotti should be
allowed at all or whether Berio could be played between the hours of 3:00
and 4:00 A.M.
Mike Cole
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