"Telamon" wrote in message
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D Peter Maus wrote:

One of the reasons you take as much **** here as you do, is because
of statements that sound more like marketing than discussion.

The reason is he is full of crap. If he were right his statements would
stand on their own. No evidence to the contrary changes a thing with
this guy. David is a waste of time. Don't make the mistake I did
engaging him.

Of course, this does not explain, as has been mentioned, that following what
I describe is what has made the successful programmers in radio.

And, considering that the company I am with is the only one to get, not
once, but twice, the Lehman Bros "A" rating for ratings success in the third
and fourth quarters of 2006, we must be doing something right,
programming-wise.

In article ,
"David Eduardo" wrote:

Of course, this does not explain, as has been mentioned, that following what
I describe is what has made the successful programmers in radio.

And, considering that the company I am with is the only one to get, not
once, but twice, the Lehman Bros "A" rating for ratings success in the third
and fourth quarters of 2006, we must be doing something right,
programming-wise.

From my reading of this group, you are doing fine defending yourself
against the luddite nut cases here. These are probably the same people
who complained about FM, FM stereo, Color TV, Stereo TV, CDs/digital
audio and HD TV. You know, the morons who think that technology and
progress stopped with AM radio in the 1920s.

HD radio is here to stay.

Mike

Mike wrote:
In article ,
"David Eduardo" wrote:

Of course, this does not explain, as has been mentioned, that following what
I describe is what has made the successful programmers in radio.

And, considering that the company I am with is the only one to get, not
once, but twice, the Lehman Bros "A" rating for ratings success in the third
and fourth quarters of 2006, we must be doing something right,
programming-wise.

From my reading of this group, you are doing fine defending yourself
against the luddite nut cases here. These are probably the same people
who complained about FM, FM stereo, Color TV, Stereo TV, CDs/digital
audio and HD TV. You know, the morons who think that technology and
progress stopped with AM radio in the 1920s.

HD radio is here to stay.

Mike


The fact that he's been rather reserved in his responses hasn't failed
to impress. Not even the foul mouthed cretins who regularly resort to
obscene name calling have managed to get him to sink to their level.

I may not like what he is saying, but compared to those who attack him,
he's generally been rather gentlemanly.

It may be just a coincidence, but most, if not all, of those attacking
him also seem to be supporters of the war on Iraq.




mike

m II wrotf:

The fact that he's been rather reserved in his responses hasn't failed
to impress. Not even the foul mouthed cretins who regularly resort to
obscene name calling have managed to get him to sink to their level.

I may not like what he is saying, but compared to those who attack him,
he's generally been rather gentlemanly.

It may be just a coincidence, but most, if not all, of those attacking
him also seem to be supporters of the war on Iraq.

mike

I have also complimented D.E. on his implacablility in the face of the
ignorant taunts.

Your point about the war is interesting. David's take on broadcasting as a
business is coherent and acurately describes what happens to any industry
with the application of conservative, laissez-faire economic principals.

The noisy noodniks here would almost surely describe themselves as
conservatives. But they are know-nothings.

Norm

On Mar 31, 2:35 pm, norml wrote:
m II wrotf:

The fact that he's been rather reserved in his responses hasn't failed
to impress. Not even the foul mouthed cretins who regularly resort to
obscene name calling have managed to get him to sink to their level.

I may not like what he is saying, but compared to those who attack him,
he's generally been rather gentlemanly.

It may be just a coincidence, but most, if not all, of those attacking
him also seem to be supporters of the war on Iraq.

mike

I have also complimented D.E. on his implacablility in the face of the
ignorant taunts.

Your point about the war is interesting. David's take on broadcasting as a
business is coherent and acurately describes what happens to any industry
with the application of conservative, laissez-faire economic principals.

The noisy noodniks here would almost surely describe themselves as
conservatives. But they are know-nothings.

Norm

I don't care what he or anyone else says about HD radio. I just wish
they'd take the entire thread to a more appropriate newsgroup.

Steve