jon wrote:when the couple had a fight and the boy held the girl down on the tracks. Neither were able to escape in time to avoid death.
kat wrote: Last week you missed running Campbell's resignation live,
today you missed the traffic nighmare of the week. The swing from a professional to an amateur radio station is really starting to show.
sparky wrote:kat wrote: The News 1130 reporter must have been using his Rogers cell phone because it kept cutting out with
1 - 2 seconds of dead air every few seconds. It was even worse when he attempted to run the speech by the father of the little girl who died. When there
was sound, it was echoey and phasing, then the drop outs. Another blemish on the face of what was once a station with a future.
oldradiodog wrote:the reporter would've had no way of knowing his phone was cutting out.
slowhand wrote:oldradiodog wrote:the reporter would've had no way of knowing his phone was cutting out.
I guess I better give Rogers Engineering lads a phone call and pass myself off as an Engineering Consultant.
I'll tell them about this latest technological advance that I just bought off eBay for 1 cent plus shipping. A 1980 era AM radio you stick in your ear. They were given away free back then by a local station that had the hockey play-by-play concession.
Wait, I forgot this is 1130 we're talking about here. Scratch that idea as all the reporter would hear was Ranchero Music from just South of Portland.
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