On Feb 23, 3:45 pm, "Roadie" wrote:
On Feb 22, 3:40 am, "RHF" wrote:

R A N T

Why the H*ll Don't the Spanish Language Radio and TV Stations
have English on the SAP Channel ?

i want to know ~ RHF
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Since english language programming dominates the broadcast bands,
please tell us specifically which programming you would like carried
as a subcarrier that is not carried elsewhere. Maybe SSL classes?

El Caminolito,

1 - While English Language Programming does 'dominate'
TV in many areas : In some areas Spanish Language
Programming is the 'most-watched'. It is in these areas
that Spanish Language Broadcaster should use the SAP
Channel and provide an English Language simulcast of
the programming.

2 - Every Spanish Language Program that is Broadcasted
should be on the SAp in English. But the process could
be 'Phased-in-Over-Time" :
First - The Prime-Time Family Hours 7-10 PM
- - - Especially the Telenovelas {Novelas}
NOVELAS = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telenovela
WORLD TV = http://www.telenovelas.gr/worldtv/english.htm
Example the Spanish Language "Betty La Fea" has
become the English Language "Ugly Betty"
Second - All the News and Information Shows
Third - All Children's Programming
Fourth - All Daytime Programming : Talk Shows,
Game Shows, ETC.
Fifth - All Movies especially the American Movies which
were originally in English an already have an English
Language Sound Track. (What Could Be Easier !)

3 - "SSL" - ¡ Claro Sí !
SSL = Spanish as a Second Language (SSL) Classes

It's about Greater Programming Diversity {Leading to
Cultural Understanding} and Equal Access to all forms
of Broadcast Media for English-Only-Speakers in Areas
where they are in-fact a Minority to assure that they
are not being marginalized because of their Limitations
from 'only' being able to Speak a single Language.
{Human Rights For All - Including English-Only-Speakers}

It's About Fairness and Equality For All Peoples . . .

¡ Entiendes Mendez ! ¿O Te Explico Federico? .

i know - it's better that i should learn spanish ~ El RHF Olé !
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