Media Brokers The Night of the Long Knives

The Media Brokers tells the untold story of a small unregulated cottage industry which is responsible for the sale of Radio and Television Stations worth billions and billions of dollars...and how greed, a murder, humor and romance surface to complete this ficitonal story. This copyrighted story offers a work of fiction in which the author seeks to interweave elements of media brokering and human drama into a descriptive narrative. Never before has the story been told about the role the media brokers play in bringing together Buyers and Sellers of the more than 11,500 radio stations in America. A must read for anyone in the communication industry, advertising community, investors in the broadcasting/media field and the book buying public who will find interesting a remnant from World War II...the vexing qustion about why General Douglas McArthur at the signing of surrender by the Japanese in Tokyo Bay, Japan in 1945 demanded that all Japanese submarines should surface and fly a BLACK FLAG. Why a Black Flag?Hickman, Ronald L. is the author of 'Media Brokers The Night of the Long Knives' with ISBN 9780595146819 and ISBN 0595146813.