Radio Station KSCS v. Jennings

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• holding that an affidavit making factual assertions about the internal business practices of a radio station was insufficient as summary judgment evidence where the affiant had never been an employee of the station
• member of general public who described inter-workings of radio station and music industry was not shown to have personal knowledge of the same, and his affidavit could not defeat summary judgment

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