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<p>Brilliant post Pippa. The voice of reason.<br>
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<p>You are so right. I love your final lines, re Focussing on
Content, Have confidence and support each other.</p>
All gets my vote.<br>
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Phil Dawson<br>
<b>FANTASY RADIO 97FM</b><br>
Devizes<br>
Wiltshire<br>
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From: "Pippa at Curly Radio" <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:pippa@curlyradio.com"><pippa@curlyradio.com></a>
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James is right, we don?t help ourselves by rehashing the same old discussions over and over again. Not only do we give our sector a bad name but we discourage colleagues from taking part in this page and sharing best practice and innovation.
My favourite example came from BayFM who asked local garages to monitor which stations their client?s cars were tuned into. In a slight twist, we?ve asked the Car Rental company next door to tune their vehicles into Wycombe Sound 106.6fm. They are only too happy to oblige.
Also, a few days before Christmas we stuck a banner up opposite a big car dealership we?ve been courting. Yesterday they called us to discuss ?a long term arrangement?.
We only launched 10 weeks ago and decided to focus on our content rather than chasing money. The money is already chasing us including a previously unknown client who is coming in today with a large cheque.
Have confidence my friends, 2017 will be fabulous if we all believe in ourselves and support eachother.
Happy New Year!
Pippa
From: Ian Hickling
Sent: Wednesday, January 4, 2017 10:49 PM
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Subject: Re: [cma-l] Licensing and VAT
Agreed - and all the people that pay through the nose - never querying what they're told - unfortunately seem to be more blinkered still.
Ian Hickling
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6 Horn Street, Compton, NEWBURY, RG20 6QS
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US "licences" are not charge for mechanical rights for exactly the promotional and prospecting reason Nick outlines. I've always found that a great many UK 'authorities' are out to charge for everything without considering the 'potential benefit or income' of a particular arrangement that may (in turn) generate a commission/revenue for the authority up the chain. A very blinkered approach if you ask me.
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Catie Lake
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