The BBC
The BBC is coming to town tomorrow to do a story on the Haynesville shale. They are seeking people who are HAPPY with thier Haynesville shale experience. Is there anyone out there who fits that category and is willing to talk to them? See their email below:
Hi Kassi - great to speak to you just now - I only wish I'd spoken to you last week when I first started looking into this! If you wouldn't mind putting my request out to your group, I'd be really grateful - I apologise for the short notice.
We will be in the Shreveport/Mansfield/Stonewall area on Wednesday and would really like to speak to one or two individuals or families who have big smiles on their faces as a result of the Haynesville Shale. These could be people who have signed already, who are in negotiations to sign, or even who are just thinking about signing. We'd like to know what this discovery of natural gas will mean for their lives, and to talk about what changes might happen in their lives as a result of this unexpected windfall - are there things they'll now be able to do that they might not have been able to afford before? We would record a short interview with them for use in a piece to run on BBC TV, BBC radio, and BBC online. We'd probably need to speak to them for about ten or fifteen minutes.
Her email is: becky.lipscombe@bbc.co.uk
Hi Kassi - great to speak to you just now - I only wish I'd spoken to you last week when I first started looking into this! If you wouldn't mind putting my request out to your group, I'd be really grateful - I apologise for the short notice.
We will be in the Shreveport/Mansfield/Stonewall area on Wednesday and would really like to speak to one or two individuals or families who have big smiles on their faces as a result of the Haynesville Shale. These could be people who have signed already, who are in negotiations to sign, or even who are just thinking about signing. We'd like to know what this discovery of natural gas will mean for their lives, and to talk about what changes might happen in their lives as a result of this unexpected windfall - are there things they'll now be able to do that they might not have been able to afford before? We would record a short interview with them for use in a piece to run on BBC TV, BBC radio, and BBC online. We'd probably need to speak to them for about ten or fifteen minutes.
Her email is: becky.lipscombe@bbc.co.uk
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Permalink Reply by Kassi on
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Well, I hope you are very happy Friday regardless of if the BBC can talk to you or not :-)
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The BBC (British Broadcasting Network) They are trying to present a balanced view. There is no shortage of those who are not happy. Now they need some who are happy.
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Permalink Reply by Snake Stewart on
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Thanks Taylor , Exposure being the key word.
If the BBC is going to show up I am going to stay home and cook chicken fried steak for Mr. Ed's mom !
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He is kinda bashful for a world renouned arteist!
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