On Mar 30, 4:05?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
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On Mar 30, 1:57?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:





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"If HD Radio Charges Consumers, Will It Be Considered Competition For
Satellite Radio?"

http://satellitestandard.blogspot.co...io-charges-con...

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"It is pretty much confirmed that HD Radio is going to charge
consumers for content. At what point is the FCC going to consider this
service competition for satellite radio? Ironically, free HD is not
considered competition, but paid service would be!"

It is not confirmed. In fact, no broadcaster I know has any intention of
doing this, as there is no model for charging for single channels or 3 to
4
unrealted channels when XM and Sirius have around 150 each.

Yup, it's a given - looks like the HD Radio Alliance has finally
realized that HD Radio is not going to be terrestrial radio's great
savior, so they have now taken a backseat to Satellite Radio,
forever. Great news !

There is no news of this whatsoever.
"WUSF Testing Conditional Access"

This is a test by a public station, and there is so far no interest on the
part of commercial stations... the other issue is that there is absolutely
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Doesn't matter what you say, because all of this is negative publicity
for HD Radio on a national level - LOL !!! BAWAHAAA !!!