[Fmpro] culture war

[Rick Blanc]

 The understanding, processing and synthesis of
 facts and information is basically what
 participants of the list are attempting.  I
 believe there is an abundance of good will on
 the board, making acrimony a little surprising.
 Hence my speculation, a bit of which I think is
 allowable as long as it is understood as such.

 RB
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Lynne T. Conte 
  To: Rick Blanc ; fmpro at nxport.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 11:34 PM
  Subject: Re: [Fmpro] culture war


  Well then don't speculate, know your facts.

  I was brought into a problem that was not mine; I had no problems before this chat, I was asked to find answers, I phoned ASCAP and from two different sources, in which I have received the same answers, "you all know the answers, they are in the website, go to the ASCAP website."  One ASCAP member told me that a formula was established by the Justice Department and approved by the Government in 1950.  It was the year 2000 that ASCAP wanted a change.... 

  My words are....In order for ASCAP to change, probably for the best interest of their customers, they have to follow guidelines, laws, regulation and rules...

  Musically Yours,

  Lynne/Talent Manager
  Conte's Networking Communications




  On 5/16/07, Rick Blanc <pazuni at sbcglobal.net> wrote: 
    Somehow we have a collision of cultures here.  I speculate Lynne has possibly an Eastern European background and is still acclimating to a different mentality and language.  Just speculation on my part, I have no facts not in evidence. 

    RB
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