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April 28 - May 4, 2005 Edition
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BRIEFS April 28, 2005 MVY radio announces staff promotions MVY Radio announced last week that two familiar Island radio personalities had assumed larger responsibilities in the company. Joe Gallagher, MVY radio president, announced that Barbara Dacey, station manager and program director, would become the director of worldwide programming; and PJ Finn, production director and assistant music director, would become MVY program director. The changes are effective May 2. “With the tremendous growth mvyradio is experiencing with its online audience and the many new products and projects we’ve undertaken to serve that audience, moving Barbara into a position of more global oversight, and PJ taking responsibility for the day-to-day programming of MVY will enable us to continue to grow mvyradio”, said Mr. Gallagher. According to a company press release, Ms. Dacey’s new responsibilities will include responsibility for several new initiatives, including “mymvy,” a new online, on-demand product mvyradio recently introduced, syndication of certain programs, production of mvyradio concerts and overseeing mvyradio on the road. She will continue to host a daily show, as well as host and produce mvy’s new music show, “Uncharted Waters.” MVY radio broadcasts over 92.7 WMVY and is heard by listeners on Martha’s Vineyard, Cape Cod, Nantucket and the southeast coast of Massachusetts, and at 96.5 FM in Newport, R.I., and mvyradio.com on the Internet. Dukes Academy holds seminar on changes in real estate law A new law affecting many facets of real estate brokerage relationships becomes effective on July1. The Dukes Academy, a private school offering classes for individuals in the real estate industry, will conduct a special three-hour seminar on brokerage relationships in Massachusetts for real estate licensees on May 5 to explain the new regulations and disclosure requirements. The seminar will include information on the new approach to real estate office policies that are mandated by these newer brokerage relationships and spotlight changes in the role of the seller when electing to encourage the seller’s agent to cooperate with subagents. Pre-registration is required. For more information, call Dukes Academy at 508-696-1900, or visit the school’s web site at www.dukesacademy.com. |
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