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Old July 11th 08, 05:04 AM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
D Peter Maus D Peter Maus is offline
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Default IBiquity - Where's the "HD" in "HD" radio?

David Eduardo wrote:
"Telamon" wrote in message
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"David Eduardo" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
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Actually, you live in your own self created universe where you dictate
what people hear on their radios based on some imaginary or
misconstrued information.
Nope... every major broadcaster does the same analysis, generally to
determine where to do promotion and where not to. The source data comes
from
Arbitron, so every significant broadcaster in the nation has it.

Nope, you are not a broadcaster just a master fabricator.


Why do you refuse to believe facts an entire industry is guide by? Instead
of examining the facts, you hurl insults.




Because he, like the rest of us, doesn't accept the premise that an
industry licensed "to serve in the public interest as a public trustee"
may unilaterally make performance commitments based exclusively on a
bottom line.

Because he, like the rest of us, doesn't accept the premise that an
industry licensed "to serve in the public interest as a public trustee,"
has an entitlement to a license based on investment in physical plant
and stockholders' expectations.

Because he, like the rest of us, believes an industry licensed "to
serve in the public interest as a public trustee" doesn't get to dismiss
complaints of active listeners as destructive and contemptous when
they're told as listeners they are immaterial and irrelevant.

Because he, like the rest of us, believes your industry's facts are
manufactured pursuant to goals that have nothing to do with the license
requirement that you "serve in the public interest as a public trustee."


That should provide the answer to your inquiry. The question is,
why do you refuse to listen to the the complaints of an entire body of
active and participating radio listeners who believe they have every
right to be heard?


You see...refusing seems to work both ways.