The media corporations keep telling us that more channels mean catering to
niche audiences. But cable and satellite TV have mostly given us multiple
channels feeding us programs from the same tired library of action movies
and off-network reruns whether we pay or not.

Shopping channels and infomercials take up the rest of the time and space.

The stock corporation business model applied to media is the problem.

Norm Lehfeldt

"Frank Dresser" wrotf:

However, people might pay extra for multicasting's extra program channels.
Hell, if Ibiquity has a subscription radio scheme up their sleeve, they
might get people to pay and pay and pay.

Frank Dresser