Shock! Horror! - Museum of Broadcast Communications In C**k-up
Thursday, July 17th, 2008
This, pardon my English sang frois, is totally unacceptable!
If you sent out an email to the Museum of Broadcast Communications complaining or objecting to James Dobson as a nominee for their National Radio Hall of Fame you’ve had a rather unexpected series of emails.
They released the entire list of complainers in a series of emails by including all of our names in the statement that they sent out in reply.
I expect it’s just a cock-up by their publicity department but can you blame the people who think it might be a plot to silence objectors?
Complaints back to them have reached epidemic proportions but have also pinpointed real problems with the Museum’s approach to their “Hall of Fame.”
- They failed to send out ballots in a timely manner
- Nominations come from Bruce DuMont the founder and president through a committee appointed by him.
- Lack of internal integrity and security.
- Unconcern with protecting the privacy of their voters
The Museum of Broadcast Communications needs to get their act together. What do they have to say about confidentiality? Here’s a snip and paste from their own site:-
CONFIDENTIALITY
All RHOFSC meetings are confidential sessions. Any breach in the confidentiality of these sessions will result in immediate expulsion from the RHOFSC.
So far there has been no reaction from them.
I’ve bated my breath!
Gays Miffed At Possible James Dobson Radio Honor / Queerty
