The lights are dimmed at the in-house research unit known as SIP, for
Servicio de Informacion Programativa. As many as 20 people are gone,
including those in the call center. EVP David Gleason and Senior Vice
President Ismar Santa Cruz are no longer in those positions. Lead
Univision principal Haim Saban may be planning to take Univision
public again, after a very expensive going-private deal with Jerry
Perenchio four years ago. If they’re doing this purging of the payroll
to pump up the cash flow, it’s a risky short-term strategy. The
Hispanic Programming Board of Radio-Info.com began talking about the
bloodbath soon after it began yesterday at 10am Pacific time.

http://www.radio-info.com/newsletter...-04072011.html

What was that quote, Eduardo? We have no right listening to stations
outside their protected contours?

On Apr 7, 5:56*am, SMSbuster wrote:
The lights are dimmed at the in-house research unit known as SIP, for
Servicio de Informacion Programativa. As many as 20 people are gone,
including those in the call center. EVP David Gleason and Senior Vice
President Ismar Santa Cruz are no longer in those positions. Lead
Univision principal Haim Saban may be planning to take Univision
public again, after a very expensive going-private deal with Jerry
Perenchio four years ago. If they’re doing this purging of the payroll
to pump up the cash flow, it’s a risky short-term strategy. The
Hispanic Programming Board of Radio-Info.com began talking about the
bloodbath soon after it began yesterday at 10am Pacific time.

http://www.radio-info.com/newsletter...-04072011.html

What was that quote, Eduardo? We have no right listening to stations
outside their protected contours?

I am sure D'Eduardo at Age ~65 can afford not to work
-or- Work at doing something he Loves Doing.

wishing him well and a rewarding future ~ RHF

On 4/8/11 09:44 , spamtrap1888 wrote:
On Apr 8, 5:54 am, "D. Peter wrote:
On 4/8/11 07:04 , David Kaye wrote: wrote:

EVP David Gleason and Senior Vice
President Ismar Santa Cruz are no longer in those positions.


He's also endorsed illegal immigration, voter fraud, and admitted
to actively protecting criminals while using them to influence
societal metrics.

Yes, his contributions on USENet have been signficant.

Nice troll. Got anything to back up these allegations?

Yes, go read his posts here. He spent nearly a year describing how he
actively protected illegals, while mining them for ratings and research
metrics.

He posted it worldwide.

On Apr 8, 5:04*am, (David Kaye) wrote:
RHF wrote:
EVP David Gleason and Senior Vice
President Ismar Santa Cruz are no longer in those positions.

Well, I hope he lands on his feet if he wishes to continue in broadcasting. *
He has contributed a whale of a lot of information about radio over the past
2 decades I've been on Usenet and Fidonet before that. *

And he has also graciously made available on his website all kinds of radio/TV
trade magazines and Broadcasting Yearbooks. *

Hear hear. Hopefully, whatever we think of HD radio, we will not wish
ill upon a person (unless he's a murdering scumbag, but that's a
different story).

On Apr 8, 5:54*am, "D. Peter Maus" wrote:
On 4/8/11 07:04 , David Kaye wrote: *wrote:

EVP David Gleason and Senior Vice
President Ismar Santa Cruz are no longer in those positions.

Well, I hope he lands on his feet if he wishes to continue in broadcasting.
He has contributed a whale of a lot of information about radio over the past
2 decades I've been on Usenet and Fidonet before that.

And he has also graciously made available on his website all kinds of radio/TV
trade magazines and Broadcasting Yearbooks.

* *He's also endorsed illegal immigration, voter fraud, and admitted
to actively protecting criminals while using them to influence
societal metrics.

* *Yes, his contributions on USENet have been signficant.

But do we throw the baby out with the bathwater? If he's done wrong,
he'll can and should be prosecuted. No need to ignore the benefits
he's brought.

On 4/8/11 11:43 , bpnjensen wrote:
On Apr 8, 5:54 am, "D. Peter wrote:
On 4/8/11 07:04 , David Kaye wrote: wrote:

EVP David Gleason and Senior Vice
President Ismar Santa Cruz are no longer in those positions.

Well, I hope he lands on his feet if he wishes to continue in broadcasting.
He has contributed a whale of a lot of information about radio over the past
2 decades I've been on Usenet and Fidonet before that.

And he has also graciously made available on his website all kinds of radio/TV
trade magazines and Broadcasting Yearbooks.

He's also endorsed illegal immigration, voter fraud, and admitted
to actively protecting criminals while using them to influence
societal metrics.

Yes, his contributions on USENet have been signficant.

But do we throw the baby out with the bathwater? If he's done wrong,
he'll can and should be prosecuted. No need to ignore the benefits
he's brought.

Considering the volume of mis and dis information contained in
his posts, and his often blind allegiance to advertising agency
influence, the benefits are not as clear as we'd like them to be.

On Apr 8, 9:14*am, D Peter Maus wrote:
On 4/8/11 09:44 , spamtrap1888 wrote:

On Apr 8, 5:54 am, "D. Peter *wrote:
On 4/8/11 07:04 , David Kaye wrote: * *wrote:

EVP David Gleason and Senior Vice
President Ismar Santa Cruz are no longer in those positions.

* * He's also endorsed illegal immigration, voter fraud, and admitted
to actively protecting criminals while using them to influence
societal metrics.

* * Yes, his contributions on USENet have been signficant.

Nice troll. Got anything to back up these allegations?

* *Yes, go read his posts here. He spent nearly a year describing how he
actively protected illegals, while mining them for ratings and research
metrics.

* *He posted it worldwide.

So those accusations that he committed crimes boil down to "Illegal
immigrants listened to David Eduardo's programming."

On Apr 8, 12:52*pm, "D. Peter Maus" wrote:
On 4/8/11 11:43 , bpnjensen wrote:





On Apr 8, 5:54 am, "D. Peter *wrote:
On 4/8/11 07:04 , David Kaye wrote: * *wrote:

EVP David Gleason and Senior Vice
President Ismar Santa Cruz are no longer in those positions.

Well, I hope he lands on his feet if he wishes to continue in broadcasting.
He has contributed a whale of a lot of information about radio over the past
2 decades I've been on Usenet and Fidonet before that.

And he has also graciously made available on his website all kinds of radio/TV
trade magazines and Broadcasting Yearbooks.

* * He's also endorsed illegal immigration, voter fraud, and admitted
to actively protecting criminals while using them to influence
societal metrics.

* * Yes, his contributions on USENet have been signficant.

But do we throw the baby out with the bathwater? *If he's done wrong,
he'll can and should be prosecuted. *No need to ignore the benefits
he's brought.

* *Considering the volume of mis and dis information contained in
his posts, and his often blind allegiance to advertising agency
influence, the benefits are not as clear as we'd like them to be.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Maybe, Univision figured out that Eduardo was spending much of his day
posting in Usenet groups and Radio-Info - LMFAO!

On 4/8/11 12:17 , spamtrap1888 wrote:
On Apr 8, 9:14 am, D Peter wrote:
On 4/8/11 09:44 , spamtrap1888 wrote:

On Apr 8, 5:54 am, "D. Peter wrote:
On 4/8/11 07:04 , David Kaye wrote: wrote:

EVP David Gleason and Senior Vice
President Ismar Santa Cruz are no longer in those positions.

He's also endorsed illegal immigration, voter fraud, and admitted
to actively protecting criminals while using them to influence
societal metrics.

Yes, his contributions on USENet have been signficant.

Nice troll. Got anything to back up these allegations?

Yes, go read his posts here. He spent nearly a year describing how he
actively protected illegals, while mining them for ratings and research
metrics.

He posted it worldwide.

So those accusations that he committed crimes boil down to "Illegal
immigrants listened to David Eduardo's programming."



Nice distortion, but that's not what I said.

Go. Look. Read. The discussion went on for more nearly a year, and
involved many on RRS.

On 4/8/11 12:32 , SMSbuster wrote:
On Apr 8, 12:52 pm, "D. Peter wrote:
On 4/8/11 11:43 , bpnjensen wrote:





On Apr 8, 5:54 am, "D. Peter wrote:
On 4/8/11 07:04 , David Kaye wrote: wrote:

EVP David Gleason and Senior Vice
President Ismar Santa Cruz are no longer in those positions.

Well, I hope he lands on his feet if he wishes to continue in broadcasting.
He has contributed a whale of a lot of information about radio over the past
2 decades I've been on Usenet and Fidonet before that.

And he has also graciously made available on his website all kinds of radio/TV
trade magazines and Broadcasting Yearbooks.

He's also endorsed illegal immigration, voter fraud, and admitted
to actively protecting criminals while using them to influence
societal metrics.

Yes, his contributions on USENet have been signficant.

But do we throw the baby out with the bathwater? If he's done wrong,
he'll can and should be prosecuted. No need to ignore the benefits
he's brought.

Considering the volume of mis and dis information contained in
his posts, and his often blind allegiance to advertising agency
influence, the benefits are not as clear as we'd like them to be.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Maybe, Univision figured out that Eduardo was spending much of his day
posting in Usenet groups and Radio-Info - LMFAO!


More likely, he was doing in his off hours while on the road. There
was a definite pattern to the hours of his posting activities.

When he defended his endorsement of illegals, and his institutional
evasion of is responsibility as a citizen in the context of his
employments, he did disappear for more than a year, so it's not unlikely
that there were repercussions within Univision. But who can say.