On Jul 16, 12:37*am, Booble wrote:
On Jul 16, 3:11*am, "~ RHF" wrote:



On Jul 15, 8:27*pm, Booble wrote:

The New York Times will ultimately get $45 million as part of a three-
way deal in New York for Class B classical FM WQXR in the country’s
largest market. *From atop the Empire State Building, WQXR’s signal
contour reaches 15,367,000 people, suggesting a station metric of only
$2.93 per-person — a very low number even by recent historical
standards.

Appraiser David Schutz tells Inside Radio, “It’s still a painful pill
to swallow in the new reality.” * He believes it puts last year’s two
much-talked about Los Angeles deals into perspective. Radio One sold
urban AC “V-100” KKBT (100.3) to Bonneville for $137.5 million. * More
recently Emmis struck a rent-to-own $110 million sale of rhythmic AC
“Movin” KVMN (96.9) to Grupo Radio Centro. *With New York’s WQXR going
for just a fraction of that, Schutz says it seems to be a continuation
of the downward trend in major market valuations.

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booble, Booble. BOOBLE !

So you rejoice that AM & FM Radio Stations
are Failing in these Very Bad Economic Times.

some how it figures - cause you are a
'free' over-the-air radio hater ~ RHF
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- We need IBOC to fail, especially on AM,
- which it seems to be doing on it own.
- If it takes the failure of AM/FM analog radio
- to stop IBOC, then so be it! LOL!

booble, Booble. BOOBLE !

Killing the Patient because the Patient
has a Broken Arm is Absurd.

Set the Arm amd Let the Patien Live-On !

The Future of FREE Over-the-Air Radio
is FM HD-Radio and HD2 Channels.

Long Live FREE Over-the-Air AM & FM Radio
be it Analog or Digital ~ RHF