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On Mar 28, 8:16?pm, "HD Radio?" wrote:
THE FCC - Dismisses several pending Petitions for Reconsideration and
Petitions for Rulemaking that asked, inter alia, the Commission to
reconsider the adoption of iBiquity's in-band, onchannel (IBOC) system as
the technology chosen for DAB transmission;

http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...C-271699A1.pdf

It's still not a done-deal - thje FCC left it open for the marketplace
to decide the fate of HD/IBOC - LOL !!!

No, the FCC approved HD as the only system, and rejected petitions to
reconsider from others. The marketplace will now decide how fast the
receivers sell and how HD is used. The fact is that projections look
extremely good and will ahead of the initial estimates or goals from the
June 2006 launch.

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On Mar 28, 9:10?pm, "HD Radio?" wrote:
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This is nothing but more bad press for HD Radio, just like the
East Bay Express article:

I thought the East Bay Express was where you found out about medical
marijuana and the massage parlors.

ROTFLMAO!

Actually, it is a SF Bay area local newspaper - don't worry, it is
getting national exposure ! ;-)

It is a weekly "Alternative " newspaper, not a mass circulation daily. It´s
like the LA Weekly. "Alternative" is the keyword. It is jammed with
personals, classfied ads for massage (yeah, right) and escorts and features
at least one medical marijuana article a week. It's one of these "Free -
Take One" things you see on street stands.

Two of this week's featured articles are "Raising a Pagan" and "Do You Have
That Kryptonite Pussy?"

It is not the Chronicle.

"David Eduardo" wrote

This is nothing but more bad press for HD Radio, just like the
East Bay Express article:


I thought the East Bay Express was where you found out about medical
marijuana and the massage parlors.



ROTFLMAO!

On Mar 28, 9:01?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
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On Mar 28, 8:16?pm, "HD Radio?" wrote:
THE FCC - Dismisses several pending Petitions for Reconsideration and
Petitions for Rulemaking that asked, inter alia, the Commission to
reconsider the adoption of iBiquity's in-band, onchannel (IBOC) system as
the technology chosen for DAB transmission;

http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...C-271699A1.pdf

It's still not a done-deal - thje FCC left it open for the marketplace
to decide the fate of HD/IBOC - LOL !!!

No, the FCC approved HD as the only system, and rejected petitions to
reconsider from others. The marketplace will now decide how fast the
receivers sell and how HD is used. The fact is that projections look
extremely good and will ahead of the initial estimates or goals from the
June 2006 launch.

Isn't that what I said ? :-) So far, the marketplace has decided,
with few HD Radios sold, and no doubt, many returned for lousy
reception and poor HD channel programming. Project all you want, but
exciting technologies don't have to be pushed onto consumers with a
$500,000,000 ad campaign. You know, as well as I do, consumers will
never be interested - consumers are interested in gaming-systems, cell
phones, Satellite Radio, and the Internet. No one listens with HD
radios !

On Mar 28, 9:07�pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
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On Mar 28, 9:10?pm, "HD Radio?" wrote:
"David Eduardo" wrote

This is nothing but more bad press for HD Radio, just like the
East Bay Express article:

I thought the East Bay Express was where you found out about medical
marijuana and the massage parlors.

ROTFLMAO!

Actually, it is a SF Bay area local newspaper - don't worry, it is
getting national exposure ! *;-)

It is a weekly "Alternative " newspaper, not a mass circulation daily. It´s
like the LA Weekly. "Alternative" is the keyword. It is jammed with
personals, classfied ads for massage (yeah, right) and escorts and features
at least one medical marijuana article a week. It's one of these "Free -
Take One" things you see on street stands.

Two of this week's featured articles are "Raising a Pagan" and "Do You Have
That Kryptonite Pussy?"

It is not the Chronicle.

Sorry, but ten of the major newspaper reporters, that have written
articles on HD Radio, have the Easy Bay Express article now, and four
have contacted us ! Nothing like, anti-HD Radio momemtum - more than
HD Radio is getting ! LOL !!!

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On Mar 28, 9:01?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
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On Mar 28, 8:16?pm, "HD Radio?" wrote:
THE FCC - Dismisses several pending Petitions for Reconsideration and
Petitions for Rulemaking that asked, inter alia, the Commission to
reconsider the adoption of iBiquity's in-band, onchannel (IBOC) system
as
the technology chosen for DAB transmission;

http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...C-271699A1.pdf

It's still not a done-deal - thje FCC left it open for the marketplace
to decide the fate of HD/IBOC - LOL !!!

No, the FCC approved HD as the only system, and rejected petitions to
reconsider from others. The marketplace will now decide how fast the
receivers sell and how HD is used. The fact is that projections look
extremely good and will ahead of the initial estimates or goals from the
June 2006 launch.

Isn't that what I said ? :-) So far, the marketplace has decided,
with few HD Radios sold,

A million this year is pretty good.

and no doubt, many returned for lousy
reception and poor HD channel programming.

Nobody actually involved has any reports of either.

Project all you want, but
exciting technologies don't have to be pushed onto consumers with a
$500,000,000 ad campaign. You know, as well as I do, consumers will
never be interested - consumers are interested in gaming-systems, cell
phones, Satellite Radio, and the Internet. No one listens with HD
radios !


You are making assumptions and have absolutely no sales or listener based
facts.

On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 19:40:29 GMT, "David Eduardo"
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Most say DX (and even
shortwave) is anachronistic and a few wax nostalgic about an era when, as
they admit, there were fewer local stations and vastly fewer media choices.

Thank you for posting. The article shows that there is going to be scant
objection to HD at night on AM.

It is the only source of radio for a lot of people in the suburbs.
They will lose most of their choices. I cannot receive any talk radio
except via DX from SFO or Sacramento or Reno or Las Vegas.

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Your are welcome, Eduardo - who cares about what the FCC thinks. Now,
the general public, including all of those news/talk/sports listeners,
will know the truth about HD/IBOC. AM-HD will drive all of those
listeners to XM/Sirius, to abaondon AM altogether, and not to HD
Radio. This is nothing but more bad press for HD Radio, just like the
East Bay Express article:

- I thought the East Bay Express was where you found
- out about medical marijuana and the massage parlors.

DE - Clearly You Have BTDT ! ) ~ RHF

ejaculated propaganda

All I need is this, stupid:

http://www.google.com/trends?q=short...=0&geo=US &da
te=all


It looks pretty good to me.