On Sep 30, 12:05 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"D Peter Maus" wrote in ...



Perhaps, that's true. Although I know people in the business who are
still trying to prove something after 30 years in the big city. But when
you read it, and as Ace has pointed out several times that the content of
his website has changed more than once when his credentials were called
into question, it does give one reason to wonder not so much what it is
that's false, but what it is that may be true.

You called me an SOB, so it is my turn to call you one. The only thing on my
website that has changed in the last 4 years is the addition of a bunch of
old Radex, Whites and Stevenson's magazines. The bio / history is
essentially unchanged from when I cut and pasted it from my resume, about
year 2000. It's even got the same spelling errors.

Your knowledge of radio sales is dated, stilted and inaccurate; what a
significant Chicago station can do at a local agency does not in any way
affect the fact that agencies seldom enough to say "never" buy 55+ and
getting a buy's demo changed is as close to impossible as getting a tortoise
to fly.

I've also noticed this. As soon as someone begins pressing him on one
part of his resume, it suddenly begins changing. Sad that a man his
age would engage in such antics.