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iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
YES !
All links from: http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/terrestrial/hd_radio/ 1) HD Radio to Crash and Burn (iBiquity financial mayhem) http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/hd...-and-burn.html 2) HD Radio's Dirty Little Secret http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/hd...le-secret.html 3) CPD's HD Radio Coverage Investigation http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/cp...stigation.html 4) HD Radio: Where are the 1300 stations?: http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/terrestrial/hd_radio/ 5) Radio Industry Showing Signs Of Doubt About HD http://www.audiographics.com/agd/022006-1.htm |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
dxAce wrote: wrote: YES ! All links from: http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/terrestrial/hd_radio/ 1) HD Radio to Crash and Burn (iBiquity financial mayhem) http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/hd...-and-burn.html 2) HD Radio's Dirty Little Secret http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/hd...le-secret.html 3) CPD's HD Radio Coverage Investigation http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/cp...stigation.html 4) HD Radio: Where are the 1300 stations?: http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/terrestrial/hd_radio/ 5) Radio Industry Showing Signs Of Doubt About HD http://www.audiographics.com/agd/022006-1.htm Edweenie wil be along shortly! Yeah, old Tardo had better dust off his resume and finally decide what his job title was. |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
He could move to the Philipines and be a beach bum.
cuhulin |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
"dxAce" wrote in message ... http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/cp...stigation.html Mr Conrade, despite 50 years in radio, does not understand neraly all analog FM listening comes in the 64 dbu contour. At that point, the HD signal is also rubust. 4) HD Radio: Where are the 1300 stations?: Over 1000 on air, 1000 licenced and building (there is a backlog from Harris, BE and Nautel) and 1000 mor ecommitted. That takes care of over 70% of the US population. http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/terrestrial/hd_radio/ 5) Radio Industry Showing Signs Of Doubt About HD Inaccurate reporting. http://www.audiographics.com/agd/022006-1.htm iBiquity is well financed, and radio has invested over $200 million just in hardware already. |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
"Steve" wrote in message oups.com... dxAce wrote: wrote: YES ! All links from: http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/terrestrial/hd_radio/ 1) HD Radio to Crash and Burn (iBiquity financial mayhem) http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/hd...-and-burn.html 2) HD Radio's Dirty Little Secret http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/hd...le-secret.html 3) CPD's HD Radio Coverage Investigation http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/cp...stigation.html 4) HD Radio: Where are the 1300 stations?: http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/terrestrial/hd_radio/ 5) Radio Industry Showing Signs Of Doubt About HD http://www.audiographics.com/agd/022006-1.htm Edweenie wil be along shortly! Yeah, old Tardo had better dust off his resume and finally decide what his job title was. I know what it is and was. I don't need a resume, as I have frequent job offers I turn down. How about you? |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/cp...stigation.html Mr Conrade, despite 50 years in radio, does not understand neraly all analog FM listening comes in the 64 dbu contour. At that point, the HD signal is also rubust. 4) HD Radio: Where are the 1300 stations?: Over 1000 on air, 1000 licenced and building (there is a backlog from Harris, BE and Nautel) and 1000 mor ecommitted. That takes care of over 70% of the US population. http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/terrestrial/hd_radio/ 5) Radio Industry Showing Signs Of Doubt About HD Inaccurate reporting. http://www.audiographics.com/agd/022006-1.htm iBiquity is well financed, and radio has invested over $200 million just in hardware already. More ****ing spin, from the spin-doctor king ! |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
What's a job resume? When I went to apply for a job at Delta Cotton Oil,
Mr.Prestage said,Hell,you dont need to do that,just be here at 7:30 in the morning. cuhulin |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
wrote in message oups.com... David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/cp...stigation.html Mr Conrade, despite 50 years in radio, does not understand neraly all analog FM listening comes in the 64 dbu contour. At that point, the HD signal is also rubust. 4) HD Radio: Where are the 1300 stations?: Over 1000 on air, 1000 licenced and building (there is a backlog from Harris, BE and Nautel) and 1000 mor ecommitted. That takes care of over 70% of the US population. http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/terrestrial/hd_radio/ 5) Radio Industry Showing Signs Of Doubt About HD Inaccurate reporting. http://www.audiographics.com/agd/022006-1.htm iBiquity is well financed, and radio has invested over $200 million just in hardware already. More ****ing spin, from the spin-doctor king ! That whole site has something to do with Harry Helms, another DXer who is anti-radio. Much of the data is just flat wrong. |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message oups.com... David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/cp...stigation.html Mr Conrade, despite 50 years in radio, does not understand neraly all analog FM listening comes in the 64 dbu contour. At that point, the HD signal is also rubust. 4) HD Radio: Where are the 1300 stations?: Over 1000 on air, 1000 licenced and building (there is a backlog from Harris, BE and Nautel) and 1000 mor ecommitted. That takes care of over 70% of the US population. http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/terrestrial/hd_radio/ 5) Radio Industry Showing Signs Of Doubt About HD Inaccurate reporting. http://www.audiographics.com/agd/022006-1.htm iBiquity is well financed, and radio has invested over $200 million just in hardware already. More ****ing spin, from the spin-doctor king ! That whole site has something to do with Harry Helms, another DXer who is anti-radio. Much of the data is just flat wrong. More ****ing spin, from the spin-doctor king ! |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message oups.com... David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/cp...stigation.html Mr Conrade, despite 50 years in radio, does not understand neraly all analog FM listening comes in the 64 dbu contour. At that point, the HD signal is also rubust. 4) HD Radio: Where are the 1300 stations?: Over 1000 on air, 1000 licenced and building (there is a backlog from Harris, BE and Nautel) and 1000 mor ecommitted. That takes care of over 70% of the US population. http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/terrestrial/hd_radio/ 5) Radio Industry Showing Signs Of Doubt About HD Inaccurate reporting. http://www.audiographics.com/agd/022006-1.htm iBiquity is well financed, and radio has invested over $200 million just in hardware already. More ****ing spin, from the spin-doctor king ! That whole site has something to do with Harry Helms, another DXer who is anti-radio. Much of the data is just flat wrong. Gotcha good this time, Eduardo ! BTW, looks like I have chased autopaint-1 off the radio-intel.com site, he will be protected from all the anti-IBOC truth, so he doesn't have to face it - the HD moderators are all pro-IBOC - they make a final insult, then lock the thread. See, you over there, mother****er ! |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message oups.com... David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/cp...stigation.html Mr Conrade, despite 50 years in radio, does not understand neraly all analog FM listening comes in the 64 dbu contour. At that point, the HD signal is also rubust. 4) HD Radio: Where are the 1300 stations?: Over 1000 on air, 1000 licenced and building (there is a backlog from Harris, BE and Nautel) and 1000 mor ecommitted. That takes care of over 70% of the US population. http://www.orbitcast.com/archives/terrestrial/hd_radio/ 5) Radio Industry Showing Signs Of Doubt About HD Inaccurate reporting. http://www.audiographics.com/agd/022006-1.htm iBiquity is well financed, and radio has invested over $200 million just in hardware already. More ****ing spin, from the spin-doctor king ! That whole site has something to do with Harry Helms, another DXer who is anti-radio. Much of the data is just flat wrong. Like the data on your resume? |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
On Sun, 30 Jul 2006 23:49:04 GMT, "David Eduardo"
wrote: Mr Conrade, despite 50 years in radio, does not understand neraly all analog FM listening comes in the 64 dbu contour. At that point, the HD signal is also rubust. You know the F in F 50/50 stands for? FICTIONAL! 64 dBu on a 20' pole in the middle of a parking lot. Give me a real world break! |
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On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 00:53:22 GMT, "David Eduardo"
wrote: That whole site has something to do with Harry Helms, another DXer who is anti-radio. Much of the data is just flat wrong. Harry Helms is a prick. We can agree on that. |
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"David" wrote in message ... On Sun, 30 Jul 2006 23:49:04 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: Mr Conrade, despite 50 years in radio, does not understand neraly all analog FM listening comes in the 64 dbu contour. At that point, the HD signal is also rubust. You know the F in F 50/50 stands for? FICTIONAL! 64 dBu on a 20' pole in the middle of a parking lot. Give me a real world break! Based on extensive studies of Arbitron diary returns, 95% of all listening (quarter hours) happens in the 64 dbu contour, however it is measured. The fact is, outside that contour, there is little listening. |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
wrote in message oups.com... That whole site has something to do with Harry Helms, another DXer who is anti-radio. Much of the data is just flat wrong. Gotcha good this time, Eduardo ! BTW, looks like I have chased autopaint-1 off the radio-intel.com site, he will be protected from all the anti-IBOC truth, so he doesn't have to face it - the HD moderators are all pro-IBOC - they make a final insult, then lock the thread. See, you over there, mother****er ! Why? Have you found some more lies to post? On the other hand, I am going to work on the HD2 formats for two more LA radio stations this week. |
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On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:19:43 GMT, "David Eduardo"
wrote: Based on extensive studies of Arbitron diary returns, 95% of all listening (quarter hours) happens in the 64 dbu contour, however it is measured. The fact is, outside that contour, there is little listening. That's geography. Little don't mean none. The smart people don't live in the city. |
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"David" wrote in message ... On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:19:43 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: Based on extensive studies of Arbitron diary returns, 95% of all listening (quarter hours) happens in the 64 dbu contour, however it is measured. The fact is, outside that contour, there is little listening. That's geography. Little don't mean none. The smart people don't live in the city. Sorry, but advertisers are not interested in people outside the metro (MSA). |
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David Eduardo wrote: "David" wrote in message ... On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:19:43 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: Based on extensive studies of Arbitron diary returns, 95% of all listening (quarter hours) happens in the 64 dbu contour, however it is measured. The fact is, outside that contour, there is little listening. That's geography. Little don't mean none. The smart people don't live in the city. Sorry, but advertisers are not interested in people outside the metro (MSA). You are busted iBiquity shill ! More **** out of your mouth ! **** you, old man ! |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
"David Eduardo" wrote in message . com... iBiquity is well financed, and radio has invested over $200 million just in hardware already. It will never catch on. There are about 200 million car radios out there who can't rx the digital signal and you would be hard pressed to find 1000 people who would toss their car radios just to be able to get the IB signal. Just like Siruis and XM this to is destined for the scrap heap in a Year's or 2's time at best. |
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wrote in message ups.com... David Eduardo wrote: "David" wrote in message ... On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:19:43 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: Based on extensive studies of Arbitron diary returns, 95% of all listening (quarter hours) happens in the 64 dbu contour, however it is measured. The fact is, outside that contour, there is little listening. That's geography. Little don't mean none. The smart people don't live in the city. Sorry, but advertisers are not interested in people outside the metro (MSA). You are busted iBiquity shill ! More **** out of your mouth ! **** you, old man ! Profanity and cussing generally mean the swearer has lost the argument and is having a snit. |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message oups.com... That whole site has something to do with Harry Helms, another DXer who is anti-radio. Much of the data is just flat wrong. Gotcha good this time, Eduardo ! BTW, looks like I have chased autopaint-1 off the radio-intel.com site, he will be protected from all the anti-IBOC truth, so he doesn't have to face it - the HD moderators are all pro-IBOC - they make a final insult, then lock the thread. See, you over there, mother****er ! Why? Have you found some more lies to post? On the other hand, I am going to work on the HD2 formats for two more LA radio stations this week. And are you doing this in your capacity as President of Programming or some other title? Or have you even made a decision about this yet? LOL!! |
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David Eduardo wrote: "David" wrote in message ... On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:19:43 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: Based on extensive studies of Arbitron diary returns, 95% of all listening (quarter hours) happens in the 64 dbu contour, however it is measured. The fact is, outside that contour, there is little listening. That's geography. Little don't mean none. The smart people don't live in the city. Sorry, but advertisers are not interested in people outside the metro (MSA). And the readers of this group aren't interested in people who are BUSTED. |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message ups.com... David Eduardo wrote: "David" wrote in message ... On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:19:43 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: Based on extensive studies of Arbitron diary returns, 95% of all listening (quarter hours) happens in the 64 dbu contour, however it is measured. The fact is, outside that contour, there is little listening. That's geography. Little don't mean none. The smart people don't live in the city. Sorry, but advertisers are not interested in people outside the metro (MSA). You are busted iBiquity shill ! More **** out of your mouth ! **** you, old man ! Profanity and cussing generally mean the swearer has lost the argument and is having a snit. Not when the other party is a mere troll. If you hadn't gotten caught using aliases and fake resumes, you might have pulled it off. But because you did get caught, you are now BUSTED. |
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On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:36:56 GMT, "David Eduardo"
wrote: "David" wrote in message .. . On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:19:43 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: Based on extensive studies of Arbitron diary returns, 95% of all listening (quarter hours) happens in the 64 dbu contour, however it is measured. The fact is, outside that contour, there is little listening. That's geography. Little don't mean none. The smart people don't live in the city. Sorry, but advertisers are not interested in people outside the metro (MSA). And we aren't interested in you. That's why we have Sirius and XM and your HD is going to fail. |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
"Gridleakkbe3" wrote in message groups.com... "David Eduardo" wrote in message . com... iBiquity is well financed, and radio has invested over $200 million just in hardware already. It will never catch on. There are about 200 million car radios out there who can't rx the digital signal and you would be hard pressed to find 1000 people who would toss their car radios just to be able to get the IB signal. Just like Siruis and XM this to is destined for the scrap heap in a Year's or 2's time at best. First, less than a third of radio listening is done in the car. Second, new cars are sold every year, and there are aftermarket radios and add-ons that will eventually contribute to the penetration of HD, especially since the HD2 channels are free and can only be had with an HD radio. |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
"Steve" wrote in message oups.com... David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message oups.com... That whole site has something to do with Harry Helms, another DXer who is anti-radio. Much of the data is just flat wrong. Gotcha good this time, Eduardo ! BTW, looks like I have chased autopaint-1 off the radio-intel.com site, he will be protected from all the anti-IBOC truth, so he doesn't have to face it - the HD moderators are all pro-IBOC - they make a final insult, then lock the thread. See, you over there, mother****er ! Why? Have you found some more lies to post? On the other hand, I am going to work on the HD2 formats for two more LA radio stations this week. And are you doing this in your capacity as President of Programming or some other title? Or have you even made a decision about this yet? LOL!! You are easily amused if a miss-print by the NAB sends you into paroxysms of laughter. (I never was President of Programming as such a position does not exist in my company or any other). |
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"Steve" wrote in message oups.com... David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message ups.com... David Eduardo wrote: "David" wrote in message ... On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:19:43 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: Based on extensive studies of Arbitron diary returns, 95% of all listening (quarter hours) happens in the 64 dbu contour, however it is measured. The fact is, outside that contour, there is little listening. That's geography. Little don't mean none. The smart people don't live in the city. Sorry, but advertisers are not interested in people outside the metro (MSA). You are busted iBiquity shill ! More **** out of your mouth ! **** you, old man ! Profanity and cussing generally mean the swearer has lost the argument and is having a snit. Not when the other party is a mere troll. If you hadn't gotten caught using aliases and fake resumes, Now you are busted. Resume is 100% factual, name is 100% mine. Next make believe ad hominem, please? |
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"David" wrote in message ... On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:36:56 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: "David" wrote in message . .. On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:19:43 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: Based on extensive studies of Arbitron diary returns, 95% of all listening (quarter hours) happens in the 64 dbu contour, however it is measured. The fact is, outside that contour, there is little listening. That's geography. Little don't mean none. The smart people don't live in the city. Sorry, but advertisers are not interested in people outside the metro (MSA). And we aren't interested in you. That's why we have Sirius and XM and your HD is going to fail. XM stock is off 60% in the last 18 months, as investment analysts project slower growth. Satellite represents less than 0.5% of radio listening now, and would have to get near 20 million subscribers just to represent a 1 share of national listening... that is at least 3 years away. |
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David Fracketon Gleason, prancing as 'Eduardo' since c.2000 wrote: wrote in message ups.com... David Eduardo wrote: "David" wrote in message ... On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:19:43 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: Based on extensive studies of Arbitron diary returns, 95% of all listening (quarter hours) happens in the 64 dbu contour, however it is measured. The fact is, outside that contour, there is little listening. That's geography. Little don't mean none. The smart people don't live in the city. Sorry, but advertisers are not interested in people outside the metro (MSA). You are busted iBiquity shill ! More **** out of your mouth ! **** you, old man ! Profanity and cussing generally mean the swearer has lost the argument and is having a snit. Would that be akin to you getting your panties in a knot, oh fake one? |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
"David Eduardo" wrote in message .com... "Gridleakkbe3" wrote in message groups.com... "David Eduardo" wrote in message . com... iBiquity is well financed, and radio has invested over $200 million just in hardware already. It will never catch on. There are about 200 million car radios out there who can't rx the digital signal and you would be hard pressed to find 1000 people who would toss their car radios just to be able to get the IB signal. Just like Siruis and XM this to is destined for the scrap heap in a Year's or 2's time at best. First, less than a third of radio listening is done in the car. Second, new cars are sold every year, and there are aftermarket radios and add-ons that will eventually contribute to the penetration of HD, especially since the HD2 channels are free and can only be had with an HD radio. .....sure! (keep dreaming) The HD upgrade for my Subaru at the dealer was $800. How many people do you know would put down that kind of cabbage to get a radio upgrade - apart from dumbass ham radio operators of course..? |
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On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 13:15:17 GMT, "David Eduardo"
wrote: XM stock is off 60% in the last 18 months, as investment analysts project slower growth. Satellite represents less than 0.5% of radio listening now, and would have to get near 20 million subscribers just to represent a 1 share of national listening... that is at least 3 years away. Bull****. There will be 20 MM listeners in under a year. Each sub represents more than 1 listener. Price per share is not the Arbitrons. Your dismissive attitude toward the exurban audience is symtomatic of the dinosaur radio business in general. Y'all are a bunch of assholes. It's conveyed in the programming. For your information, my neighborhood is full of satellite radio subscribers. |
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David Eduardo wrote: "David" wrote in message ... On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:36:56 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: "David" wrote in message . .. On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:19:43 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: Based on extensive studies of Arbitron diary returns, 95% of all listening (quarter hours) happens in the 64 dbu contour, however it is measured. The fact is, outside that contour, there is little listening. That's geography. Little don't mean none. The smart people don't live in the city. Sorry, but advertisers are not interested in people outside the metro (MSA). And we aren't interested in you. That's why we have Sirius and XM and your HD is going to fail. XM stock is off 60% in the last 18 months, as investment analysts project slower growth. Satellite represents less than 0.5% of radio listening now, and would have to get near 20 million subscribers just to represent a 1 share of national listening... that is at least 3 years away. Boy David, caught you talking out of you ass - you were defending XM on radio-info ! |
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David Eduardo wrote:
"Gridleakkbe3" wrote in message groups.com... "David Eduardo" wrote in message . com... iBiquity is well financed, and radio has invested over $200 million just in hardware already. It will never catch on. There are about 200 million car radios out there who can't rx the digital signal and you would be hard pressed to find 1000 people who would toss their car radios just to be able to get the IB signal. Just like Siruis and XM this to is destined for the scrap heap in a Year's or 2's time at best. First, less than a third of radio listening is done in the car. Second, new cars are sold every year, and there are aftermarket radios and add-ons that will eventually contribute to the penetration of HD, especially since the HD2 channels are free and can only be had with an HD radio. My dad and step mom just bought a new Honda Element with XM radio. They weren't interested in IBOC, and the dealer couldn't talk them into it. If a car salesman can't sell something. it says a lot. -- Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to prove it. Member of DAV #85. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
iBiquity's Financial Mayhem !
"Gridleakkbe3" wrote in message groups.com... "David Eduardo" wrote in message .com... "Gridleakkbe3" wrote in message groups.com... "David Eduardo" wrote in message . com... iBiquity is well financed, and radio has invested over $200 million just in hardware already. It will never catch on. There are about 200 million car radios out there who can't rx the digital signal and you would be hard pressed to find 1000 people who would toss their car radios just to be able to get the IB signal. Just like Siruis and XM this to is destined for the scrap heap in a Year's or 2's time at best. First, less than a third of radio listening is done in the car. Second, new cars are sold every year, and there are aftermarket radios and add-ons that will eventually contribute to the penetration of HD, especially since the HD2 channels are free and can only be had with an HD radio. ....sure! (keep dreaming) The HD upgrade for my Subaru at the dealer was $800. How many people do you know would put down that kind of cabbage to get a radio upgrade - apart from dumbass ham radio operators of course..? I am surprised they offered it. The real rollout of HD is just starting today! Of course, the XM for my car was offered at more than that, plus $150 a year. |
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David Frackelton Gleason, posing as 'Eduardo' nearly crapped his panties when he wrote: "Gridleakkbe3" wrote in message groups.com... "David Eduardo" wrote in message .com... "Gridleakkbe3" wrote in message groups.com... "David Eduardo" wrote in message . com... iBiquity is well financed, and radio has invested over $200 million just in hardware already. It will never catch on. There are about 200 million car radios out there who can't rx the digital signal and you would be hard pressed to find 1000 people who would toss their car radios just to be able to get the IB signal. Just like Siruis and XM this to is destined for the scrap heap in a Year's or 2's time at best. First, less than a third of radio listening is done in the car. Second, new cars are sold every year, and there are aftermarket radios and add-ons that will eventually contribute to the penetration of HD, especially since the HD2 channels are free and can only be had with an HD radio. ....sure! (keep dreaming) The HD upgrade for my Subaru at the dealer was $800. How many people do you know would put down that kind of cabbage to get a radio upgrade - apart from dumbass ham radio operators of course..? I am surprised they offered it. The real rollout of HD is just starting today! You sound so excited, oh shilling one! |
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I was at the Wal Mart store this afternoon.The cheap old AM/FM radio I
bought at a K Mart store about seventeen years ago,it quit working a few years ago.I looked at the auto radios in the store,I saw a price tag thingy on the shelf for a radio priced at about $27.00 but that radio wasen't on the shelf or I would have bought it.Radio listening when I am driving makes me nervous anyway,so I am not in any hurry. I bought a dress thingy for $2.85 at the Goodwill store this afternoon too.I dont know what it's called,it is sort of like a dress but the lower part is made sort of like pants legs and it has a zipper from the waist on up.Of course I tried it on in the store before I bought it to make it fits me ok,it looks cute on me. cuhulin |
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I get at least sixty nine XM music channels with my DirecTV.I never
asked for them,but they are there. cuhulin |
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In article ,
"David Eduardo" wrote: "David" wrote in message ... On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:36:56 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: "David" wrote in message . .. On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 03:19:43 GMT, "David Eduardo" wrote: Based on extensive studies of Arbitron diary returns, 95% of all listening (quarter hours) happens in the 64 dbu contour, however it is measured. The fact is, outside that contour, there is little listening. That's geography. Little don't mean none. The smart people don't live in the city. Sorry, but advertisers are not interested in people outside the metro (MSA). And we aren't interested in you. That's why we have Sirius and XM and your HD is going to fail. XM stock is off 60% in the last 18 months, as investment analysts project slower growth. Satellite represents less than 0.5% of radio listening now, and would have to get near 20 million subscribers just to represent a 1 share of national listening... that is at least 3 years away. XM and Sirius stock are both off for missing the goals on subscriber growth projections that now have been revised. The revised brake even point is 1 to 2 years away for both companies. Might happen or it might not. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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