Interest in XM, Sirius, podcasting, and Internet Radio surpasses HD
Radio !

http://www.google.com/trends?q=%22hd...o=all&date=all

On Mar 27, 8:50�pm, "HD Radio�" wrote:
Interest in XM, Sirius, podcasting, and Internet Radio surpasses ANALog
Radio!

And why not? *They are after all, say it with me, D-I-G-I-T-A-L!

bwaHAHAHAHA!!!!

No, it is more that consumers are not interested in the HD Radio farce
- bwaHAHAHAHA!!!!

On Mar 27, 2:50 pm, "HD Radio³" wrote:
Interest in XM, Sirius, podcasting, and Internet Radio surpasses ANALog
Radio!

And why not? They are after all, say it with me, D-I-G-I-T-A-L!

bwaHAHAHAHA!!!!

Realities of a Tired Old Analog Man -Embracing- A New Digital World

DE - Would point out that there are distinct Age Demographics
for all of these Technologies with a General Alignment of the
Age Groupings : Below 35 Years -and- Above 50 Years -with-
the 36 to 49 Year Olds being somewhere in the middle - to
state the obvious )

With a High Interest in "Everything Digital" Below 35 Years !

And an Resistance to "Everything Digital" Above 50 Years !
- - - Exceptions being : PCs, Celfones and Digial Cameras

Going Digital Means : Embracing the RFID Chip with-in Each-of-Us.


it's a generational thing and the smart money is on the future
and for now the future is digital and that includes am 'hd' radio ~
RHF
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Interest in XM, Sirius, podcasting, and Internet Radio surpasses ANALog
Radio!

And why not? They are after all, say it with me, D-I-G-I-T-A-L!

bwaHAHAHAHA!!!!

On Mar 27, 2:28 pm, "RHF" wrote:

Realities of a Tired Old Analog Man -Embracing- A New Digital World

DE - Would point out that there are distinct Age Demographics
for all of these Technologies with a General Alignment of the
Age Groupings : Below 35 Years -and- Above 50 Years -with-
the 36 to 49 Year Olds being somewhere in the middle - to
state the obvious )

With a High Interest in "Everything Digital" Below 35 Years !

And an Resistance to "Everything Digital" Above 50 Years !
- - - Exceptions being : PCs, Celfones and Digial Cameras

Going Digital Means : Embracing the RFID Chip with-in Each-of-Us.

it's a generational thing and the smart money is on the future
and for now the future is digital and that includes am 'hd' radio ~
RHF

FWIW, RHF, I am 47, and my interests tend toward the old - shortwave
radio, steam trains, traditional walkie-talkies and telephones, and
lifestyles of earlier days - you know, old stuff. I do like CDs and
DVDs (which are themselves seeming to become dinosaurs), and I like
the idea of digital cameras, although I have yet to buy one.

It seems that every digital gadget these days is designed to make life
more complex even as it make sthings faster. Nested menus and so on,
being hooked up to people 24 hours a day - who needs it?

Sometimes, old just feels better. Simpler and easier. HD FM does
sound like a decent idea - but for AM? Pahh - not worth it.

Bruce Jensen

On Mar 27, 2:54 pm, "bpnjensen" wrote:
On Mar 27, 2:28 pm, "RHF" wrote:





Realities of a Tired Old Analog Man -Embracing- A New Digital World

DE - Would point out that there are distinct Age Demographics
for all of these Technologies with a General Alignment of the
Age Groupings : Below 35 Years -and- Above 50 Years -with-
the 36 to 49 Year Olds being somewhere in the middle - to
state the obvious )

With a High Interest in "Everything Digital" Below 35 Years !

And an Resistance to "Everything Digital" Above 50 Years !
- - - Exceptions being : PCs, Celfones and Digial Cameras

Going Digital Means : Embracing the RFID Chip with-in Each-of-Us.

it's a generational thing and the smart money is on the future
and for now the future is digital and that includes am 'hd' radio ~
RHF

FWIW, RHF, I am 47, and my interests tend toward the old - shortwave
radio, steam trains, traditional walkie-talkies and telephones, and
lifestyles of earlier days - you know, old stuff. I do like CDs and
DVDs (which are themselves seeming to become dinosaurs), and I like
the idea of digital cameras, although I have yet to buy one.

It seems that every digital gadget these days is designed to make life
more complex even as it make sthings faster. Nested menus and so on,
being hooked up to people 24 hours a day - who needs it?

Sometimes, old just feels better. Simpler and easier. HD FM does
sound like a decent idea - but for AM? Pahh - not worth it.

Bruce Jensen- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

BpnJ - I Understand -what- I Understand
-and- That's OK -by- Me ~ RHF

Yes I Be "RHF" - A 'former' Bells-and-Whistles Junkie
-and- Plain-Old-Mister-Know-It-All {pomkia}

Almost 'need' a Monthly Class in the Senior Center to
keep-up with the every-day-new-changing Technology.

My latest Digital Oops was : Just bought a DVD Recorder
{RCA} and forgot to "Finalize" the Disk before I removed it -
Oh Boy was "That" a Mistake !


OK - WHAT'S YOUR DIGITAL HORROR STORY ?

One Post Vents {Rants} Only - Please

Hey - Yep I Did That Too Replies are OK.

OK - Where's It In The Manual Questions are Premitted.

And Because It's Digit-Al : Counting-On-Your-Fingers Is Allowed )

RHF wrote:

On Mar 27, 2:54 pm, "bpnjensen" wrote:
On Mar 27, 2:28 pm, "RHF" wrote:





Realities of a Tired Old Analog Man -Embracing- A New Digital World

DE - Would point out that there are distinct Age Demographics
for all of these Technologies with a General Alignment of the
Age Groupings : Below 35 Years -and- Above 50 Years -with-
the 36 to 49 Year Olds being somewhere in the middle - to
state the obvious )

With a High Interest in "Everything Digital" Below 35 Years !

And an Resistance to "Everything Digital" Above 50 Years !
- - - Exceptions being : PCs, Celfones and Digial Cameras

Going Digital Means : Embracing the RFID Chip with-in Each-of-Us.

it's a generational thing and the smart money is on the future
and for now the future is digital and that includes am 'hd' radio ~
RHF

FWIW, RHF, I am 47, and my interests tend toward the old - shortwave
radio, steam trains, traditional walkie-talkies and telephones, and
lifestyles of earlier days - you know, old stuff. I do like CDs and
DVDs (which are themselves seeming to become dinosaurs), and I like
the idea of digital cameras, although I have yet to buy one.

It seems that every digital gadget these days is designed to make life
more complex even as it make sthings faster. Nested menus and so on,
being hooked up to people 24 hours a day - who needs it?

Sometimes, old just feels better. Simpler and easier. HD FM does
sound like a decent idea - but for AM? Pahh - not worth it.

Bruce Jensen- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

BpnJ - I Understand -what- I Understand
-and- That's OK -by- Me ~ RHF

Yes I Be "RHF" - A 'former' Bells-and-Whistles Junkie
-and- Plain-Old-Mister-Know-It-All {pomkia}

Almost 'need' a Monthly Class in the Senior Center to
keep-up with the every-day-new-changing Technology.

My latest Digital Oops was : Just bought a DVD Recorder
{RCA} and forgot to "Finalize" the Disk before I removed it -
Oh Boy was "That" a Mistake !

OK - WHAT'S YOUR DIGITAL HORROR STORY ?

One Post Vents {Rants} Only - Please

Hey - Yep I Did That Too Replies are OK.

OK - Where's It In The Manual Questions are Premitted.

And Because It's Digit-Al : Counting-On-Your-Fingers Is Allowed )

David Eduardo digitally stimulating himself... a horror story.




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On Mar 27, 8:28�pm, "RHF" wrote:
On Mar 27, 2:50 pm, "HD Radio³" wrote:

Interest in XM, Sirius, podcasting, and Internet Radio surpasses ANALog
Radio!

And why not? *They are after all, say it with me, D-I-G-I-T-A-L!

bwaHAHAHAHA!!!!

Realities of a Tired Old Analog Man -Embracing- A New Digital World

DE - Would point out that there are distinct Age Demographics
for all of these Technologies with a General Alignment of the
Age Groupings : Below 35 Years -and- Above 50 Years -with-
the 36 to 49 Year Olds being somewhere in the middle - to
state the obvious )

With a High Interest in "Everything Digital" Below 35 Years !

And an Resistance to "Everything Digital" Above 50 Years !
- - - Exceptions being : PCs, Celfones and Digial Cameras

Going Digital Means : Embracing the RFID Chip with-in Each-of-Us.

it's a generational thing and the smart money is on the future
and for now the future is digital and that includes am 'hd' radio ~
RHF
*.
*.
. .

The FCC has left it up to the marketplace to decide HD Radio - it's
not a done-deal, yet. As long as, consumer interest remains flat,
which it will continue to do so, this puppy is dead:

http://www.google.com/trends?q=%22hd...o=all&date=all

On Mar 27, 4:13 pm, wrote:
On Mar 27, 8:28?pm, "RHF" wrote:





On Mar 27, 2:50 pm, "HD Radio?" wrote:

Interest in XM, Sirius, podcasting, and Internet Radio surpasses ANALog
Radio!

And why not? ?They are after all, say it with me, D-I-G-I-T-A-L!

bwaHAHAHAHA!!!!

Realities of a Tired Old Analog Man -Embracing- A New Digital World

DE - Would point out that there are distinct Age Demographics
for all of these Technologies with a General Alignment of the
Age Groupings : Below 35 Years -and- Above 50 Years -with-
the 36 to 49 Year Olds being somewhere in the middle - to
state the obvious )

With a High Interest in "Everything Digital" Below 35 Years !

And an Resistance to "Everything Digital" Above 50 Years !
- - - Exceptions being : PCs, Celfones and Digial Cameras

Going Digital Means : Embracing the RFID Chip with-in Each-of-Us.

it's a generational thing and the smart money is on the future
and for now the future is digital and that includes am 'hd' radio ~
RHF
?.
?.
. .

The FCC has left it up to the marketplace to decide HD Radio - it's
not a done-deal, yet. As long as, consumer interest remains flat,
which it will continue to do so, this puppy is dead:

http://www.google.com/trends?q=%22hd...xm%2C+%22i...- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

PR - Every "Birth" has a 'Gestation Period . . .
http://www.factacular.com/subjects/G...ods_in_Mammals
and that includes the Birth of an Idea followed by
the Gestation of a Technological Transformation. ~ RHF

On 27 Mar 2007 14:28:22 -0700, "RHF"
wrote:

On Mar 27, 2:50 pm, "HD Radio³" wrote:
Interest in XM, Sirius, podcasting, and Internet Radio surpasses ANALog
Radio!

And why not? They are after all, say it with me, D-I-G-I-T-A-L!

bwaHAHAHAHA!!!!

Realities of a Tired Old Analog Man -Embracing- A New Digital World

DE - Would point out that there are distinct Age Demographics
for all of these Technologies with a General Alignment of the
Age Groupings : Below 35 Years -and- Above 50 Years -with-
the 36 to 49 Year Olds being somewhere in the middle - to
state the obvious )

With a High Interest in "Everything Digital" Below 35 Years !

And an Resistance to "Everything Digital" Above 50 Years !
- - - Exceptions being : PCs, Celfones and Digial Cameras

Going Digital Means : Embracing the RFID Chip with-in Each-of-Us.


it's a generational thing and the smart money is on the future
and for now the future is digital and that includes am 'hd' radio ~
RHF
.
.
. .
Digital radio is great, just not when it's in the analog bands. IBOC
AM wipes out 5 channels for the amusement of a handful of broadcast
execs (no one else bothers). dolby FM, SQ Quadrophonic, AM stereo,
etc.