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Technology Stocks : PHGI -Perihelion Global, Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: IBMEDIA who wrote (717)	7/19/2007 12:24:06 AM
From: radiosilence	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 827

My bad, I guess I was mistaken. I was just going by what I read from multiple different people on a couple of different boards I was reading. Here are a few more links from where more than one person who indicated they were also familiar with the previous ownership by Beebe Communications and their seeming knowledge of the radio industry led me to my incorrect presumption. (The 3rd comment by Glen Hauser from the first link is copied below, and the second link with the post from Russ Edmunds replying to Paul Walker with the suggestion to Google Perihelion Global is what led me here) Obviously I must be mistaken by believing 3 different people who appeared to be knowledgeable about the radio industry (Glenn Hauser, Russ Edmunds and Paul Walker). My mistake, I apologize for any inconvenience this misunderstanding has caused your company (I'm just guessing you are part of the company based on your use of the term "we" when referencing your business in your reply, but I could be mistaken there as well) blogs.rnw.nl hard-core-dx.com "I would not worry about digital data bothering Europe from this daytimer. More about it: WCMA has had a CP to go to 50 kW for almost 2 years and the station has been for sale for about 2 years as well. The owner is simply using all the publicity to pump up the sale price! He was asking $495,000 for the CP; god only knows what he’s asking now! Probably something that is absolutely and utterly without any questionable doubt, INSANE. There’s all that power (50 kW) with not a lot of population or economic base! (And remember, this is A D-A-Y-T-I-M-E-R!) The station previously held the call letters WTKN; it got the WCMA call letters from 1230 in Corinth, Mississippi, they swapped calls. Why they changed, I have no idea as WCMA was a heritage set of call letters in Corinth since the early 40s!"