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Re: Dateline NBC TMI follow up
Radsafers,
You can write to the network all you want and it won't have much impact. On
the other hand, if you write to the sponsors of the show and express your
displeasure at them being involved in the warped journalism practiced on a
particular show, they (the sponsors) will be very interested. If enough
people warn sponsors that if they keep sponsoring stuff we don't like, we
will quit buying their product(s), the sponsors will bring pressure on the
networks. Sponsor pressure is much more effective than technical pressure -
the real bottom line with both the networks and the sponsors is simply
money. Its a business!
Les Aldrich
laldrich@gte.net
> -----Original Message-----
> From: jbell [mailto:jbell@ADCOSERVICES.COM]
> Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2001 11:16 AM
> To: radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu
> Subject: Dateline NBC TMI follow up
>
>
> Hello Again Radsafers:
> The only thing we can do in cases like this, as I know many of you have
> already done, is to write to the network involved and voice our
> discontent with this type of reporting. Being the optimist I try to be I
> feel they will eventually see the light. We can only hope.
>
> Thanks for letting me air my opinions on this!
>
> Jim Bell
> Adco Services, Inc.
>
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