I started working at the CD Hotline as a CD Hotline operator. I assist callers nation-wide in finding albums and release information for compact discs.
We provide this service to radio stations in return for advertising. The radio stations tell their listeners to call their CD Hotline. We identify our affiliated station in the caller's area and brand ourselves appropriately, sometimes including sponsorships.
We keep track of every album that gets released on compact disc and offer this information to callers. We provide release dates, reviews, track information, etc.
Thursday, June 1, 1989
New Job: CD Hotline
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