My own answer to the slanderers

At a time when an army of tortured, low-paid workers has reached the limit of poverty. I answered all my colleagues who have been unpaid all this time, that I wish I had been paid, because if I had, I intended to hand over to them all the money I would have gotAnd I meant it!

The second shocking story came to me through an anonymous letter. They uploaded it on the Internet some slanderers, who pretended to be employees of the Alter network. And as it was expected the story was reposted from other blogs and sites without having the story confirmed. What was its context? Simply that me along with the other presenters of Alter network, who have lead it to high ranks in all Television Audience Measurements (TAM), are the ones to be blamed for its disaster. Because we had been overpaid. The colleagues have already answered, each in his own way.

The network’s employees themselves, however, gave the knock out to the slanderers. The revealed on their blog ( http://www.ergazomenoialter.blogspot.com/2011/12/alter_8143.html) that the letter was a fake one. By some people who took advantage of the situation that prevails in order to satisfy their own agenda. By using this deceitful, filthy way.

As far as I am concerned, my dear friends, I have never hidden that I was one of the well-paid contracts of the TV. At least during the golden ages and not how they depicted the whole picture. But when I realized the problems Alter was facing, I was the one who requested my salary to be reduced. Even though the “Τunnel’s” advertising was able to cover the employees’ salaries.

Unfortunately, I am one of those few, who still believe that the network can overcome its difficulties and the workers can get back to their works. I rejected tempting business proposals coming from other networks and I did not sell out my partners and my colleagues. I have suffered great loss as a professional experiencing this situation, which has been holding us hostages for over a year now. I wouldn’t have said that if Alter weren’t in an incremental path, which even touched the 40% of the TAM. With tough cases, which had been solved one after the other. In addition, I also remain unpaid for almost a year now. Judging by the things I do to benefit my network, things that other people don’t need to know about, one thing I cannot stand is the mud and the back blows. What I want more than everything else, is this situation to finally reach an end and to get us out of this dead end. The solution may be whatever. Either we move on or we are shutting down.

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