On Sep 30, 4:23 pm, wrote:
P.S.

I have no qualms with Internet Radio. I listen to it half-a-day,
every day, at work. BUT it has one serious flaw:

- It doesn't work in the car.

And I spend a LOT of time in my car (roughly 1.5 hours a day), thus I
like to have available to me either Analog or HD Radio to help pass
the time. As long as people enjoy listening in their cars, there will
be a need for terrestrial broadcast.

Pretty soon our entire planet will be a 'hot spot'. When Wimax is
deployed in your city, it will be easier for you to stream audio from
the internet from your car than to receive an HD signal. You'll have
thousands more stations to choose from.

On Sep 30, 4:34 pm, Steve wrote:
On Sep 30, 4:23 pm, wrote:

P.S.

I have no qualms with Internet Radio. I listen to it half-a-day,
every day, at work. BUT it has one serious flaw:

- It doesn't work in the car.

And I spend a LOT of time in my car (roughly 1.5 hours a day), thus I
like to have available to me either Analog or HD Radio to help pass
the time. As long as people enjoy listening in their cars, there will
be a need for terrestrial broadcast.

Pretty soon our entire planet will be a 'hot spot'. When Wimax is


And my car will fly, and the robot will clean the house, and my
kitchen will automatically make supper.