David Frackelton Gleason, "Yes, my whole life has been a pack of lies ever since
I was a young lad. That's why I now pose as 'Eduardo', continuing that
tradition", wrote:

"Steve" wrote in message
ups.com...

I don't blame him for being full of bile and invective. He's probably
sick of hearing you preach about how we have to cling to the
technologies of the past.


Far better than hearing you lie about the composition of radio audiences.

Speaking of lying... you do a pretty good job, Frackelton!

David "Yes, I know I'm an idiot, that's why I pose as 'Eduardo'", wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


So solly cholly, I'm receiving Social Security, not welfare. I also
receive my
pension from the Union, and next year I'll get my pension from the
Company. I also
have about $180,000 invested that I can tap into as well.


In other words, you have no job. That means you are not employed.

Yeah! But I'm not "unemployed", you stinking piece of fake Hispanic ****!

LMFAO at the dip**** who poses as 'Eduardo'!

David Frackelton Gleason, the originator of "Frackeltonian Thinking" and known
fake Hispanic poseur 'Eduardo', wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


David Frackelton Gleason, so bat **** crazy his mommy drove him to pose as
'Eduardo', wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


The only thing dxAss is actively engaged in is the dispensation of
vitriol;
he never adds to a discussion but, instead, insults the participants.
The
guy is devoid of thoughts and full of bile and invective.

Awww... poor little mentally ill, bat **** crazy, fake Hispanic.

Cry me a rio!!!


You just proved my point.

That you're a poor little mentally ill, bat **** crazy, fake Hispanic?

No, that you never contribute anything to a discussion except insults, bias,
prejudice, racism and insults. You prove it constantly.

I think you prove constantly that you're a poor little mentally ill, bat ****
crazy, fake Hispanic!

In article ,
"David Eduardo" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"David Eduardo" wrote:

"IBOCcrock" wrote in message
oups.com...

The digital signals are only 1% of the analog - IBOC's coverage isn't
even 50% that of analogs !


Digital has totally different properties than analog. I have seen plenty
of
data showing the HD signal, on a 3rd generation receiver, is robust
beyond
the "usable" signal range of analog AM or FM, which is the 10 mv/m AM
curve
and the 64 dbu FM contour.

Gee, to bad you don't understand what that means.

I understand perfectly. I did one of the first studies of listenership vs.
signal strength over a decade ago.

I'm pretty sure reading your posts you have no understanding volts per
meter means. I don't think you know what dBu is either.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

On Sep 3, 6:56 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Steve" wrote in message

ups.com...



I don't blame him for being full of bile and invective. He's probably
sick of hearing you preach about how we have to cling to the
technologies of the past.

Far better than hearing you lie about the composition of radio audiences.

You might not like it, but it's a fact. The AM audience is getting
older by the minute. Just about all of the listeners younger than 50
have already left. Soon no one will be listening. You must modernize
or you will soon be out of business. Those are the facts. You must
live with them.

On Sep 3, 6:55 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Steve" wrote in message

ps.com...

On Sep 3, 4:00 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:

I'm glad you had a good year, but what you fail to understand is that
your good fortune cannot continue as it has up until now. While you
probably don't want to believe this, it is a fact that AM has lost
virtually all of its listeners under the age of 50. Were you aware of
this? Please think about what this means, for it suggests that, as the
years go by, your audience is shrinking. You can bury your head in the
sand and entertain yourself with a short term fix here or a dose of
colloidal silver there, but time is running out.

Actually, using our LA AM as an example, we have an average age of 41. That
means about half our listeners are 40 or under, in fact.

Or KTCK, The Ticket in Dallas... average age is 43. And that is a top 10
radio station there, and #2 in overall billing in Dallas, right behind WBAP
(an AM) and right before KRLD (another AM). None of these stations is dead.

The average age for AM listening is just under 50, so half the listeners are
UNDER 50 at present. Your statement is totally wrong, in fact.

Whatever. It's an aging audience nonetheless, and getting older with
every tick of the clock. You must modernize or you will soon be
extinct.


Radio as an industry knows, however, that the under 50 or under 55
listenership is decreasing. The average age of AM listeners increases by 1
year every 18 months. This is not a good trend, since advertisers have
little or no interest in listeners over 50. So there is concern, and a
desire to do something before the listening becomes predominantly 55+, and
sales start decreasing. Many big AMs are, in fact, showing flat or slightly
weaker sales... but we are talking about market leading stations with huge
revenues.

SO before you call for the piper and a nice dirge, note that radio is
anticipating a problem, not living one.

Until you come to grips with the reality confronting you, and stop
clinging to decades old technology, you have no chance of surviving.
You must stop clinging to the past and get serious about the problems
facing you.

Steve wrote:

On Sep 3, 6:55 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Steve" wrote in message

ps.com...

On Sep 3, 4:00 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:

I'm glad you had a good year, but what you fail to understand is that
your good fortune cannot continue as it has up until now. While you
probably don't want to believe this, it is a fact that AM has lost
virtually all of its listeners under the age of 50. Were you aware of
this? Please think about what this means, for it suggests that, as the
years go by, your audience is shrinking. You can bury your head in the
sand and entertain yourself with a short term fix here or a dose of
colloidal silver there, but time is running out.

Actually, using our LA AM as an example, we have an average age of 41. That
means about half our listeners are 40 or under, in fact.

Or KTCK, The Ticket in Dallas... average age is 43. And that is a top 10
radio station there, and #2 in overall billing in Dallas, right behind WBAP
(an AM) and right before KRLD (another AM). None of these stations is dead.

The average age for AM listening is just under 50, so half the listeners are
UNDER 50 at present. Your statement is totally wrong, in fact.

Whatever. It's an aging audience nonetheless, and getting older with
every tick of the clock. You must modernize or you will soon be
extinct.


Radio as an industry knows, however, that the under 50 or under 55
listenership is decreasing. The average age of AM listeners increases by 1
year every 18 months. This is not a good trend, since advertisers have
little or no interest in listeners over 50. So there is concern, and a
desire to do something before the listening becomes predominantly 55+, and
sales start decreasing. Many big AMs are, in fact, showing flat or slightly
weaker sales... but we are talking about market leading stations with huge
revenues.

SO before you call for the piper and a nice dirge, note that radio is
anticipating a problem, not living one.

Until you come to grips with the reality confronting you, and stop
clinging to decades old technology, you have no chance of surviving.
You must stop clinging to the past and get serious about the problems
facing you.

If he was serious about facing his problems he would have started around age 12.

David "I'm trying to perfect my toe tapping routine, that's why I use the name
'Eduardo'", wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


David Frackelton Gleason, so bat **** crazy his mommy drove him to pose as
'Eduardo', wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


The only thing dxAss is actively engaged in is the dispensation of
vitriol;
he never adds to a discussion but, instead, insults the participants.
The
guy is devoid of thoughts and full of bile and invective.

Awww... poor little mentally ill, bat **** crazy, fake Hispanic.

Cry me a rio!!!


You just proved my point.

That you're a poor little mentally ill, bat **** crazy, fake Hispanic?

No, that you never contribute anything to a discussion except insults, bias,
prejudice, racism and insults.

You're becoming quite the Liberal, Edweenie!

In article ,
David Eduardo wrote:
Actually, nearly all audience for AMs is concentrated in talk formats that
are all news, nwes/talk or sports. There is very little listening to
anything else.

Seems like there is very little else that is ever broadcast on AM, so you
don't have any choice of what to listen to.
--

jhhaynes at earthlink dot net

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