David Eduardo wrote:
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David Eduardo wrote:

Sid is a known troll on the HD group at the board he posted a link to.
This
is why most of us do not even read that group, as it contributes nothing
to
the fact that 1,100 US stations reach nearly 100% of the population are
already on in HD.

**** you, fake Hispanic - I got rid of your wet-back ass on
radio-info.com.

You did not get rid of me. I stopped posting and even reading the one board
where you post, of my own choice.

HD, good or bad, is a reality. Nothing you can say is going to change that.
And nobody is going to pick a separate solution for AM, a band that is each
day further speeding to death (not how many major news talk stations have
moved to FM this year... some abandoning the AM entirely). You can not
change HD, and you certainly can not save AM.

Again, doesn't matter, how many stations are
broadcasting in HD (only 1/13th, as of now)

Those 1,100 stations represent about 50% of all radio listening and more
than half all radio billings in the US.


and all the other stations
are on hold, to include, CPB stations ! HD Radio is a fraud and a farse
and will fail - a new portable Internet Radio is doe out, within a year
- the HD Radio killer ! **** you, Eduardo - fake Hispanic (that is the
only reason you got your job at Univision, you ****ing high-school
dropout) !

You are not in the industry, and have no idea how radio works.

P. S. I dropped out of school to build and manage my own major market radio
station, which became a group of 12. I later got my H.S. degree, and did
over 140 university credits for my own satisfaction. Pick something to
criticize that is important next time, please.

I know a loser technology and the general public isn't buying into this
farse - so keep broadcasting away in HD, because no one is listening -
idiot !

David Eduardo wrote:
wrote in message
ups.com...

David Eduardo wrote:

Sid is a known troll on the HD group at the board he posted a link to.
This
is why most of us do not even read that group, as it contributes nothing
to
the fact that 1,100 US stations reach nearly 100% of the population are
already on in HD.

**** you, fake Hispanic - I got rid of your wet-back ass on
radio-info.com.

You did not get rid of me. I stopped posting and even reading the one board
where you post, of my own choice.

HD, good or bad, is a reality. Nothing you can say is going to change that.
And nobody is going to pick a separate solution for AM, a band that is each
day further speeding to death (not how many major news talk stations have
moved to FM this year... some abandoning the AM entirely). You can not
change HD, and you certainly can not save AM.

Again, doesn't matter, how many stations are
broadcasting in HD (only 1/13th, as of now)

Those 1,100 stations represent about 50% of all radio listening and more
than half all radio billings in the US.


and all the other stations
are on hold, to include, CPB stations ! HD Radio is a fraud and a farse
and will fail - a new portable Internet Radio is doe out, within a year
- the HD Radio killer ! **** you, Eduardo - fake Hispanic (that is the
only reason you got your job at Univision, you ****ing high-school
dropout) !

You are not in the industry, and have no idea how radio works.

P. S. I dropped out of school to build and manage my own major market radio
station, which became a group of 12. I later got my H.S. degree, and did
over 140 university credits for my own satisfaction. Pick something to
criticize that is important next time, please.

First of all, high-schools don't give degrees, they give diplomas, one
which you do not have - oh my, so you have a lousy GED. And, if you had
so many college credits, which I know you don't, you could have gotten
a degree in General Education, with 140 credits. Full-of-****, as
usual, old fake Hispanic !

In article . com,
wrote:

Robert11 wrote:
Hi,

Just started reading a little on HD radio.

Was wondering if there are any PC software programs to decode this stuff,
like are avail. for so many of the other digital modes, so one wouldn't need
another (dedicated) radio to hear it ?

Bob

There is nothing new to hear - just the same old repetitive terrestrial
radio. HD Radio is a fraud and a farse ! To learn more, go to:

http://www.radio-info.com/smf/index....ard,194.0.html

Oh yeah, I'm going to spend $500 for a AM/FM portable radio! BA HA HA
HA HA!

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ps.com...

David Eduardo wrote:
wrote in message
ups.com...

David Eduardo wrote:

Sid is a known troll on the HD group at the board he posted a link to.
This
is why most of us do not even read that group, as it contributes
nothing
to
the fact that 1,100 US stations reach nearly 100% of the population
are
already on in HD.

**** you, fake Hispanic - I got rid of your wet-back ass on
radio-info.com.

You did not get rid of me. I stopped posting and even reading the one
board
where you post, of my own choice.

HD, good or bad, is a reality. Nothing you can say is going to change
that.
And nobody is going to pick a separate solution for AM, a band that is
each
day further speeding to death (not how many major news talk stations have
moved to FM this year... some abandoning the AM entirely). You can not
change HD, and you certainly can not save AM.

Again, doesn't matter, how many stations are
broadcasting in HD (only 1/13th, as of now)

Those 1,100 stations represent about 50% of all radio listening and more
than half all radio billings in the US.


and all the other stations
are on hold, to include, CPB stations ! HD Radio is a fraud and a farse
and will fail - a new portable Internet Radio is doe out, within a year
- the HD Radio killer ! **** you, Eduardo - fake Hispanic (that is the
only reason you got your job at Univision, you ****ing high-school
dropout) !

You are not in the industry, and have no idea how radio works.

P. S. I dropped out of school to build and manage my own major market
radio
station, which became a group of 12. I later got my H.S. degree, and did
over 140 university credits for my own satisfaction. Pick something to
criticize that is important next time, please.

First of all, high-schools don't give degrees,

The do in Ecuador. It is called the "grado de bachiller" and that is what I
got. Not useful in the US, as the school, then, was not a member of any
Northamerican accreditation board.

they give diplomas, one
which you do not have - oh my, so you have a lousy GED.

Which is what I got in the US as my degree from Ecuador as well as my
college credits (Universidad Central and Pontificia Universidad Católica)
were not transferrable to the US.

And, if you had
so many college credits, which I know you don't, you could have gotten
a degree in General Education, with 140 credits. Full-of-****, as
usual, old fake Hispanic !

The credits are from Puerto Rico, Ecuador and the US. Since I went to
college to learn things that would benefit me personally, long after I had
been a station owner and manager, I did not need the degree. I do not think
I have ever been asked for my educational background, in fact. Having
profitable, high rated stations is the criteria used.

So why waste time trying to get a paper that is useless to me?

dxAcehole wrote:


Nah, I simply dislike dumbass Canucks and frauds such as yourself.

Try again, boy.

dxAce
Michigan
USA



Using your Southern plantation slurs again? Why not go all the way and
do a Kramer routine? No guts?

Don't you have some country with brown skinned people in it to bomb?








mike

David Eduardo wrote:
wrote in message
ps.com...

David Eduardo wrote:
wrote in message
ups.com...

David Eduardo wrote:

Sid is a known troll on the HD group at the board he posted a link to.
This
is why most of us do not even read that group, as it contributes
nothing
to
the fact that 1,100 US stations reach nearly 100% of the population
are
already on in HD.

**** you, fake Hispanic - I got rid of your wet-back ass on
radio-info.com.

You did not get rid of me. I stopped posting and even reading the one
board
where you post, of my own choice.

HD, good or bad, is a reality. Nothing you can say is going to change
that.
And nobody is going to pick a separate solution for AM, a band that is
each
day further speeding to death (not how many major news talk stations have
moved to FM this year... some abandoning the AM entirely). You can not
change HD, and you certainly can not save AM.

Again, doesn't matter, how many stations are
broadcasting in HD (only 1/13th, as of now)

Those 1,100 stations represent about 50% of all radio listening and more
than half all radio billings in the US.


and all the other stations
are on hold, to include, CPB stations ! HD Radio is a fraud and a farse
and will fail - a new portable Internet Radio is doe out, within a year
- the HD Radio killer ! **** you, Eduardo - fake Hispanic (that is the
only reason you got your job at Univision, you ****ing high-school
dropout) !

You are not in the industry, and have no idea how radio works.

P. S. I dropped out of school to build and manage my own major market
radio
station, which became a group of 12. I later got my H.S. degree, and did
over 140 university credits for my own satisfaction. Pick something to
criticize that is important next time, please.

First of all, high-schools don't give degrees,

The do in Ecuador. It is called the "grado de bachiller" and that is what I
got. Not useful in the US, as the school, then, was not a member of any
Northamerican accreditation board.

they give diplomas, one
which you do not have - oh my, so you have a lousy GED.

Which is what I got in the US as my degree from Ecuador as well as my
college credits (Universidad Central and Pontificia Universidad Católica)
were not transferrable to the US.

And, if you had
so many college credits, which I know you don't, you could have gotten
a degree in General Education, with 140 credits. Full-of-****, as
usual, old fake Hispanic !

The credits are from Puerto Rico, Ecuador and the US. Since I went to
college to learn things that would benefit me personally, long after I had
been a station owner and manager, I did not need the degree. I do not think
I have ever been asked for my educational background, in fact. Having
profitable, high rated stations is the criteria used.

So why waste time trying to get a paper that is useless to me?


A high-school dropout, without a college degree - no quality US
corporation would ever hire someone for an executive position, with
those lousy credentials !

wrote:

David Eduardo wrote:
wrote in message
ps.com...

David Eduardo wrote:
wrote in message
ups.com...

David Eduardo wrote:

Sid is a known troll on the HD group at the board he posted a link to.
This
is why most of us do not even read that group, as it contributes
nothing
to
the fact that 1,100 US stations reach nearly 100% of the population
are
already on in HD.

**** you, fake Hispanic - I got rid of your wet-back ass on
radio-info.com.

You did not get rid of me. I stopped posting and even reading the one
board
where you post, of my own choice.

HD, good or bad, is a reality. Nothing you can say is going to change
that.
And nobody is going to pick a separate solution for AM, a band that is
each
day further speeding to death (not how many major news talk stations have
moved to FM this year... some abandoning the AM entirely). You can not
change HD, and you certainly can not save AM.

Again, doesn't matter, how many stations are
broadcasting in HD (only 1/13th, as of now)

Those 1,100 stations represent about 50% of all radio listening and more
than half all radio billings in the US.


and all the other stations
are on hold, to include, CPB stations ! HD Radio is a fraud and a farse
and will fail - a new portable Internet Radio is doe out, within a year
- the HD Radio killer ! **** you, Eduardo - fake Hispanic (that is the
only reason you got your job at Univision, you ****ing high-school
dropout) !

You are not in the industry, and have no idea how radio works.

P. S. I dropped out of school to build and manage my own major market
radio
station, which became a group of 12. I later got my H.S. degree, and did
over 140 university credits for my own satisfaction. Pick something to
criticize that is important next time, please.

First of all, high-schools don't give degrees,

The do in Ecuador. It is called the "grado de bachiller" and that is what I
got. Not useful in the US, as the school, then, was not a member of any
Northamerican accreditation board.

they give diplomas, one
which you do not have - oh my, so you have a lousy GED.

Which is what I got in the US as my degree from Ecuador as well as my
college credits (Universidad Central and Pontificia Universidad Católica)
were not transferrable to the US.

And, if you had
so many college credits, which I know you don't, you could have gotten
a degree in General Education, with 140 credits. Full-of-****, as
usual, old fake Hispanic !

The credits are from Puerto Rico, Ecuador and the US. Since I went to
college to learn things that would benefit me personally, long after I had
been a station owner and manager, I did not need the degree. I do not think
I have ever been asked for my educational background, in fact. Having
profitable, high rated stations is the criteria used.

So why waste time trying to get a paper that is useless to me?


A high-school dropout, without a college degree - no quality US
corporation would ever hire someone for an executive position, with
those lousy credentials !

Perhaps he's pulling a 'Michael Bryant'... making claims of educational
achievements he doesn't have?

Wouldn't surprise me based upon some of his other claims.

wrote:


A high-school dropout, without a college degree - no quality US
corporation would ever hire someone for an executive position, with
those lousy credentials !



Actually, in Radio, that happens every day. At CCU. At CBS.

One of the common saws in Radio used to be: "Most people get into
radio because they washed out of Hamburger U."

That's been true of two of the stations I've worked at. One, not only
flunked out of Hamburger U, but managed to screw up the promotion and
advertising on a brand new McDonald's (this is in the 70's) so badly,
the store closed 3 months after it opened, and McDonald's couldn't get
traction in that market for nearly a decade.

The truth is, that people in Radio have been hired without much
educational credential since its inception. And even today, with
monolithic corporate ownership, people are being hired because of their
track records, and, in many cases, regardless of education.

Many of the successful broadcasters I know are high school dropouts.
Some have a bit of college history. But if I had to put a number on the
actual people I know who have college degrees in positions of
responsibiity in radio, I'd have to say it would be less than 40%. Your
mileage may vary.

And not to put too fine a point on this...much of what we complain
about, today, regarding Radio, is the result of MBA's rising in the
Chain of Command.

D Peter Maus wrote:
wrote:


A high-school dropout, without a college degree - no quality US
corporation would ever hire someone for an executive position, with
those lousy credentials !



Actually, in Radio, that happens every day. At CCU. At CBS.

One of the common saws in Radio used to be: "Most people get into
radio because they washed out of Hamburger U."

That's been true of two of the stations I've worked at. One, not only
flunked out of Hamburger U, but managed to screw up the promotion and
advertising on a brand new McDonald's (this is in the 70's) so badly,
the store closed 3 months after it opened, and McDonald's couldn't get
traction in that market for nearly a decade.

The truth is, that people in Radio have been hired without much
educational credential since its inception. And even today, with
monolithic corporate ownership, people are being hired because of their
track records, and, in many cases, regardless of education.

Many of the successful broadcasters I know are high school dropouts.
Some have a bit of college history. But if I had to put a number on the
actual people I know who have college degrees in positions of
responsibiity in radio, I'd have to say it would be less than 40%. Your
mileage may vary.

And not to put too fine a point on this...much of what we complain
about, today, regarding Radio, is the result of MBA's rising in the
Chain of Command.










No wonder, CC and the rest of the broadcasting bunch are in such a sad
state of affairs !

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David Eduardo wrote:

A high-school dropout, without a college degree - no quality US
corporation would ever hire someone for an executive position, with
those lousy credentials !

The fact is that work experience is the prime quality one looks for in radio
management.

A college degree is essentially a statement that you have enough knowledge
to successfully START learning the radio business.

I even know some brilliant radio engineers who did not go to college... they
learned by practice and reading and study.

I have no idea what your obsession with that piece of paper is. The rest of
us in radio are concerned with proven on the job experience and success.