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The VAB Voice THE VERMONT ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS See the winning VAB logo entry on Page Two! 500A DALTON DRIVE COLCHESTER, VT 05446 (802) 655-5764 [email protected] WWW.VAB.ORG The VAB Voice WEQX: 25 YEARS OLD Manchester station WEQX (102.7 MHz) will celebrate its 25th anniversary on November 14. To help its listeners get in November, 2009 the swing of the festivities, the PARSONS, CURRAN AND MANY MORE HONORED AT VAB GALA A standing ovation from his fellow The VAB Broadcaster of the Year Kimball has helped raise thousands broadcasters capped off the long award was presented to Ann of dollars each year for the local journey of Marselis Parsons, from Curran of Vermont Public Televi- “Share the Warmth” campaign WEST Radio in Easton, Pennsyl- sion. staged by Southeast Vermont vania to the VAB Hall of Fame. Community Action. rock station is inviting back some In his introductory remarks, VAB former on-air talent. The former President Ken Kasz recalled the Jon Brooks and Mark Knight of staffers will return as part of incredible amount of work Curran WKOL radio accepted another WEQX’s “25 Years in 25 Days” did to help all the local TV stations Community Service Award for countdown to the anniversary. through the historic transition to their station’s yearly campaign to all-digital transmission. help send kids with cancer to sum- Each day, the station will feature mer camp. Their “Camp Ta-Kum- music from each of its years. Ta Thon” has raised hundreds of WEQX is owned and operated thousands of dollars over the years. by VAB Hall of Fame member A. Gov. Jim Douglas with Marselis Parsons Nassau Broadcasting was also hon- Brooks Brown. REPS SAY PUT FM IN PHONES Parsons, the longtime anchor and ored with a Community Service News Director of WCAX-TV, was Award for their creative fundraising Homeland Security Chief Janet welcomed in to the Hall of Fame at campaign. Nassau General Manager Napolitano and FCC Chairman the VAB Awards banquet Nov. 7 at Michael Waggoner presented a Julius Genachowski have received the Essex Resort and Spa. check for $4000 to Prevent Child a letter signed by 60 Congress- Abuse Vermont, the check repre- men calling on them to explore “This is not goodbye,” Parsons told senting proceeds from the sale of a the benefits of requiring FM chips the crowd. He noted station VAB President Ken Kasz with Ann Curran locally-produced music CD, “The in all mobile telephones. owner Peter Martin has supplied Best of Area Code 802.” Mobile telephone manufacturers him with a camera to help produce Two Distinguished Service Awards were ordered in 2006 to find a occasional feature stories about were presented to two longtime way to connect their devices to interesting people and places he radio reporters. Bob Kinzel of VPR hopes to find during his so-called and Tim Johnson of WTSA in Brat- the Emergency Alert System. retirement. tleboro were the inaugural winners The letter notes that millions of of the awards. mobile phones in other countries Parsons was officially welcomed already have FM tuners, and sug- into the Hall of Fame by Martin and Calling himself a “Luddite,” averse gests there is no excuse for by Vermont Governor Jim Douglas. to new technology, Kinzel demon- America to lag behind. The reps It was pointed out that Douglas has strated how recording media has Tim Johnson flanked by Ken Kasz and Jim Condon say the public, public safety offi- also announced his retirement, but evolved since he began using cart The award presentations were cials, phone manufacturers and the Governor reminded the crowd machines as a disc jockey at hosted by VAB Hall of Fame mem- FM broadcasters will all stand to that he still has 14 months to go on WJOY-AM in the mid-1970’s. ber Eric Michaels of Radio Ver- benefit. the job. Johnson was introduced by his mont. Michaels also helped put COMCAST NBC DEAL NEAR? former boss (and former VAB together a video montage of his- Also joining the VAB Hall of Fame Comcast Corp and the General President) Dave Underhill. Johnson toric Vermont radio and television this year is the late Belva Key- Electric Co. have agreed on a listed a few of his favorite radio photos and a collection of current worth, who owned and operated price tag for NBC Universal, stories, but focused on the gener- station logos. WBTN-AM and WHGC-FM in meaning a deal may be close, osity of his listeners, who always Bennington for many years. Key- The next big event for the VAB will observers say. The two sides came through whenever the station worth was a longtime supporter of be the 55th Annual Convention, have valued NBC-U at $30 mil- held a food drive for the needy. lion. GE owns 80% of NBC-U. both the VAB and the AWRT, featuring training seminars and the French conglomerate Vivendi American Women in Radio and Helping those less fortunate afford awards for commercial production. owns 20% and has not signed off Television. fuel helped Ray Kimball of WCFR Keep checking the VAB Voice and on the deal yet. Comcast would in Springfield earn the first Al our website, vab.org, for more get 51% of all shares with an op- MORE AWARD BANQUET Noyes Community Service Award. information. PHOTOS ON PAGE TWO tion for more within 7 years. ALLThe VAB ABOUT VOICE ABIP PHOTOS FROM THE 2009 VAB AWARDS BANQUET PERFORMANCE TAX UPDATE Last week, six Congressional supporters of the broadcast Thanks to the Essex performance royalty wrote a letter calling upon the NAB to Resort & Spa for help- sit down with music industry representatives to reach a ing to make the 2009 "negotiated resolution" of the "longstanding disagreement" in a Awards Banquet a real session to last from November 17 through December 1. Could this call for negotiations really result in a deal that crowd-pleaser. would lead to a law requiring that radio broadcasters pay a fee for the use of sound recordings on their over-the-air stations? For more information about this year’s honor- First, we must ask whether there will even be any negotia- tions. The NAB's only statement issued thus far says that they ees, please visit the are willing to "talk to Congress" about the matter, but that VAB website at they hoped that the discussion would include some of the www.vab.org. almost 300 members of Congress who oppose the royalty. As we've written before, the NAB has over 250 Congressmen and over 20 Senators signed on to resolutions opposing the See you in 2010! performance royalty. Note that the NAB statement says nothing about participating in "negotiations", which the former Hall of Fame inductee Marselis Parsons Broadcaster of the Year Ann Curran President of the NAB had said that he would never do. New NAB President Gordon Smith, who has been in his job less than two weeks, is said to be more of a consensus-builder than his predecessor, but he has had a very short time to come up to speed on the issue. But, beyond the question of whether the parties are even willing to participate, could these sorts of negotiations actually be successful? Copyright issues, as they are so detailed and technical given the complexity of the mechanics of the Copy- right laws, are often resolved through negotiations - often at the urging of Congress. But here, there are many parties involved who may not see eye to eye on the kinds of issues that might be discussed in any negotiation. There are many stations with differing interests as to what might be included in any negotiations. All these diverse inter- ests would have to be taken into account in reaching any deal that would cover broadcasters - and two weeks with Thanks- giving in between does not seem to provide the time to reach a deal. In fact, given that broadcasters for the most part Nassau GM Michael Waggoner (l) and Ed Ted Kessler (l) of Camp Ta-Kum-Ta with Jon Brooks and believe that the issue is all but dead, how do you then con- Bride of Prevent Child Abuse Vermont. Mark Knight of WKOL-FM. vince broadcasters nationwide that a deal is in their best interests? So, if the parties are not sure to negotiate, and if the pros- pects of a deal in two weeks in late November are so slight, why bother with the letter? One thought is that the letter is another well-orchestrated publicity move by royalty propo- nents. Just like the MusicFirst petition filed at the FCC com- plaining about broadcasters supposedly boycotting musicians who supported the royalty (with little or no evidence), this letter has already generated press attention putting a spotlight back on the issue - attention that has perhaps flagged some- what since the NAB had signed up its majority of the House of Representatives onto the resolution opposing the royalty. Perhaps by trying to make the NAB look bad, the supporters of the royalty are trying to pry some of the legislators off their positions in favor of the NAB and against the performance ABOVE: VAB President Ken Kasz with WCFR’s Ray Kimball, royalty. winner of the Al Noyes Community Service Award LEFT: Francis Morrissey and Bob Howe of Bennington were So, will any of this work? Watch and see, as we should know on hand to accept the Hall of Fame plaque on behalf of the whether negotiations take place very soon. late Belva Chase Keyworth. - David Oxenford LOGO CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED Congratulations to Sheri Her design will be the basis for Bannister of WBTZ-FM for the new VAB logo, coming soon.
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