For those of you following the hue and cry over the format change at WDET public radio in Detroit, this may play a significant role in potentially removing the biggest proponent of the change in format from music to talk.
http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060317/METRO/603170394
I'd never wish jail time or a criminal conviction on anyone. However, if I recall the basics correctly about the reason for the format change in the first place, it was the recent move of Michael Coleman to WDET as General Manager that brought about the format change in the first place. If this means his ultiamte departure from the GM role, it might throw open the programming question once again.
http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060317/METRO/603170394
I'd never wish jail time or a criminal conviction on anyone. However, if I recall the basics correctly about the reason for the format change in the first place, it was the recent move of Michael Coleman to WDET as General Manager that brought about the format change in the first place. If this means his ultiamte departure from the GM role, it might throw open the programming question once again.