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Looks like iNiquity may get its way on nighttime AM IBOC !
God Damn It - I hope, there is something left on SW. Now that Canada
has authorized IBOC, they will surely follow suit ! The only hope, is that the general public will continue its apathy towards HD Radio/IBOC ! "FM Translators for AM Stations?", August 21, 2006 http://www.broadcastlawblog.com/arch...-stations.html |
Looks like iNiquity may get its way on nighttime AM IBOC !
wrote in message ups.com... God Damn It - I hope, there is something left on SW. Now that Canada has authorized IBOC, they will surely follow suit ! The only hope, is that the general public will continue its apathy towards HD Radio/IBOC Canada has not authorized HD... all they did was open an inquiry and study. |
Looks like iNiquity may get its way on nighttime AM IBOC !
David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message ups.com... God Damn It - I hope, there is something left on SW. Now that Canada has authorized IBOC, they will surely follow suit ! The only hope, is that the general public will continue its apathy towards HD Radio/IBOC Canada has not authorized HD... all they did was open an inquiry and study. Yes, they have: http://beradio.com/eyeoniboc/canada-...topstory122706 And, all they would have to do, is the samething with the FM translators, because they have issues with nighttime AM IBOC: http://americanbandscan.blogspot.com...in-canada.html |
Looks like iNiquity may get its way on nighttime AM IBOC !
David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message ups.com... God Damn It - I hope, there is something left on SW. Now that Canada has authorized IBOC, they will surely follow suit ! The only hope, is that the general public will continue its apathy towards HD Radio/IBOC Canada has not authorized HD... all they did was open an inquiry and study. There's no doubt, Canada will allow it. |
Looks like iNiquity may get its way on nighttime AM IBOC !
David wrote: On 3 Jan 2007 15:15:58 -0800, wrote: God Damn It - I hope, there is something left on SW. Now that Canada has authorized IBOC, they will surely follow suit ! The only hope, is that the general public will continue its apathy towards HD Radio/IBOC ! "FM Translators for AM Stations?", August 21, 2006 http://www.broadcastlawblog.com/arch...-stations.html Switch to decaf; that was just some Bozo dreaming out loud. I hope so, but don't be surprised - these iBiquity *******s are in-bed-with the FCC ! |
Looks like iNiquity may get its way on nighttime AM IBOC !
David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message oups.com... David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message ups.com... God Damn It - I hope, there is something left on SW. Now that Canada has authorized IBOC, they will surely follow suit ! The only hope, is that the general public will continue its apathy towards HD Radio/IBOC Canada has not authorized HD... all they did was open an inquiry and study. Yes, they have: Read again. They said they would accept applications, which in Canada triggers a review of any new technology. There is no approval Well, then there is a tiny bit of hope. |
Looks like iNiquity may get its way on nighttime AM IBOC !
MW Broadcast Band is dead. Stick a fork in it. FCC is going to allocate new
abandoned TV channels to AM broadcasters. It'll all be over in about 10 years. wrote in message ups.com... God Damn It - I hope, there is something left on SW. Now that Canada has authorized IBOC, they will surely follow suit ! The only hope, is that the general public will continue its apathy towards HD Radio/IBOC ! "FM Translators for AM Stations?", August 21, 2006 http://www.broadcastlawblog.com/arch...-stations.html |
Looks like iNiquity may get its way on nighttime AM IBOC !
WPE9JRL wrote: MW Broadcast Band is dead. Stick a fork in it. FCC is going to allocate new abandoned TV channels to AM broadcasters. It'll all be over in about 10 years. wrote in message ups.com... God Damn It - I hope, there is something left on SW. Now that Canada has authorized IBOC, they will surely follow suit ! The only hope, is that the general public will continue its apathy towards HD Radio/IBOC ! "FM Translators for AM Stations?", August 21, 2006 http://www.broadcastlawblog.com/arch...-stations.html According to the Bridge Ratings, analog radio has been extended out to the middle of the century, ****-face. You obviously don't know ****. AS a matter of fact, the AM band is alive and well, with talk/news ! |
Looks like iNiquity may get its way on nighttime AM IBOC !
WPE9JRL wrote: MW Broadcast Band is dead. Stick a fork in it. FCC is going to allocate new abandoned TV channels to AM broadcasters. It'll all be over in about 10 years. wrote in message ups.com... God Damn It - I hope, there is something left on SW. Now that Canada has authorized IBOC, they will surely follow suit ! The only hope, is that the general public will continue its apathy towards HD Radio/IBOC ! "FM Translators for AM Stations?", August 21, 2006 http://www.broadcastlawblog.com/arch...-stations.html "Opening Up the Conversation - talk radio new formats to attract new audiences" "Talk radio is still tremendously popular, capturing 17 percent of all listeners during a given quarter-hour period, a share that has remained stable over the past few years. Radio talk show hosts wield enormous influence... Talk programs also tend to be more expensive for advertisers than music formats... Talk has consistently been among the top three formats in terms of converting audience share to revenue share." http://www.findarticles.com/p/articl..._1/ai_79052842 Too bad, looks like AM talk-radio is doing just fine, in the US ! Just, talking out of your ass ! |
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