Tuesday, December 15, 2020

KRON Staff Told to Dress Up --Nextstar Bosses

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EARLY LAST MONTH, at KRON, the bosses told the working stiffs to dress up; women especially and men too; wear dresses and men wear ties and suits; even the off-air staff; why?

Nextstar suits were to pay a visit to the KRON 900 Front studios and offices. No, they were not there to exchange spaghetti and meatball recipes. Put two and two together.

*I thought $500M was too high a selling price for independent albatross KRON; so did you. Until I remember back two decades ago that KTLA fetched $500M and people shook their heads. TV stations are valuable properties. Ask Jim Gabbert.

*Speaking of Gabbert, mister thrifty could have bought KGO Radio for cheap but el cheapo wasn't interested. He apparently wants to die rich.

*Papa and Lund "sports?" More like Papa and Lund, porno.

*With the 49ers' drop-off and baseball/Giants uncertainty, expect KNBR/Cumulus to have another round of 2020/21' layoffs and furloughs. 

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7 comments:

  1. They would be well advised not to tell women to wear dresses. They can request professional business attire.

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  2. Jim Gabbert has given the majority of his money to a land trust and they return a fixed amount per year for the rest of his life. That’s seems pretty honorable to me.

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  3. So that's how the Dysfunction Smile developed! Scantily dresses encouraged, and of course, the most misbehaved one(s) flirt, which led to the KRON pair photo that RL - whose Gabbert flashbacks are nice, but are just another relic in the Bay TV past - shared weeks ago.

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  4. I know a great way for KRON's new overlords to save some money right off the bat: Fire the asshole ND.

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  5. Is this what's known as putting lipstick on a pig?

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  6. "I thought $500M was too high a selling price for independent albatross KRON; so did you. Until I remember back two decades ago that KTLA fetched $500M and people shook their heads. TV stations are valuable properties."

    I thought a billion dollars was too high a price for some dotcom startup that's just another variant on the Internet Relay Chat of the 1990s, which was developed and available for free. But add some nice design and a cool hipster name and suddenly this 25-year-old technology is "changing the world."

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