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Radio: Internet Radio or HD Radio. You choose!
"Radio: Internet Radio or HD Radio. You choose!"
The first video is a pitch from Ford for their new optional SYNC, which, among many other things, allows one to listen to any Internet Radio from anywhere in the world. The second video comes from an actual HD Radio test drive demonstration in the Chicago market. The only thing lacking was a station playing Bruce Springsteen's "57 Channels (And Nothin' On)." I searched in vain for a Ford pitch video on HD Radio but, wisely, they didn't do one. Which one would you rather have? SYNC or HD Radio? What would you want your company to be allied with? SYNC or HD Radio? Here's the choice - supplementary channels of varied audio quality from the same radio chains that deliver today's unimaginative terrestrial radio formats or worldwide radio of every imaginable format and style where the passion is in the performance? (I know I'm stacking the deck and swaying your decision - but, please understand. I never have and never want to be associated or connected with any current HD Radio product from Ibiquity and the HD Radio alliance.) Let's say you're one of the rarified few that actually found what you believe to be a half-decent HD Radio channel. Chances are you'll find the same exact station streaming on line - and considering it's a side channel - it'll probably sound better on- line than on an HD Radio. And you won't lose the signal when you're driving by tall buildings or near hills and mountains. Amazing, isn't it. The HD Radio Alliance filled the unreservedly worthless job of running the joint with the unreservedly useless Sgt. Bilk-o, ex of Clear Channel where he was just as pathetic. How can he knowingly subject the radio industry to further traumatic events? Can't wait for the blame game to begin. It didn't happen because..... I wonder how Sgt. Bilk-o sleeps at night knowing that while the iPod will go down in history as one of the most effective marketing campaigns since Windows - HD Radio's will be forever enshrined as number one in the High Tech Hall of Shame. And we used to be convinced that the failures of Circuit City's DiVX DVDs, the CueCat, and the Eyetop Wearable DVD Player could never be topped? Maybe the sanctimonious Sgt. Bilk-o can recycle the excuses for the failures of AM Stereo and FM Quad - except that even they were more successful in reaching consumers than his folly. At this stage, Sgt. Bilk-o has to be wondering what, if anything, will mark his time on earth. Maybe he's asking himself who will mourn HD Radio's passing. And, most of all, who'll apologize for the time and money spent, the years the radio industry bought into it, and the deceitfulness suffered because of Ibiquity and the HD Radio Alliance's misguidance. http://gormanmediablog.blogspot.com/...blog-post.html Yea, Eduardo - they just keep on cum'in! |
Radio: Internet Radio -or- HD Radio. You Choose ! - I Choose Read Over-the-Air Radio .
On Oct 8, 5:24 pm, IBOCcrock wrote:
"Radio: Internet Radio or HD Radio. You choose!" The first video is a pitch from Ford for their new optional SYNC, which, among many other things, allows one to listen to any Internet Radio from anywhere in the world. The second video comes from an actual HD Radio test drive demonstration in the Chicago market. The only thing lacking was a station playing Bruce Springsteen's "57 Channels (And Nothin' On)." I searched in vain for a Ford pitch video on HD Radio but, wisely, they didn't do one. Which one would you rather have? SYNC or HD Radio? What would you want your company to be allied with? SYNC or HD Radio? Here's the choice - supplementary channels of varied audio quality from the same radio chains that deliver today's unimaginative terrestrial radio formats or worldwide radio of every imaginable format and style where the passion is in the performance? (I know I'm stacking the deck and swaying your decision - but, please understand. I never have and never want to be associated or connected with any current HD Radio product from Ibiquity and the HD Radio alliance.) Let's say you're one of the rarified few that actually found what you believe to be a half-decent HD Radio channel. Chances are you'll find the same exact station streaming on line - and considering it's a side channel - it'll probably sound better on- line than on an HD Radio. And you won't lose the signal when you're driving by tall buildings or near hills and mountains. Amazing, isn't it. The HD Radio Alliance filled the unreservedly worthless job of running the joint with the unreservedly useless Sgt. Bilk-o, ex of Clear Channel where he was just as pathetic. How can he knowingly subject the radio industry to further traumatic events? Can't wait for the blame game to begin. It didn't happen because..... I wonder how Sgt. Bilk-o sleeps at night knowing that while the iPod will go down in history as one of the most effective marketing campaigns since Windows - HD Radio's will be forever enshrined as number one in the High Tech Hall of Shame. And we used to be convinced that the failures of Circuit City's DiVX DVDs, the CueCat, and the Eyetop Wearable DVD Player could never be topped? Maybe the sanctimonious Sgt. Bilk-o can recycle the excuses for the failures of AM Stereo and FM Quad - except that even they were more successful in reaching consumers than his folly. At this stage, Sgt. Bilk-o has to be wondering what, if anything, will mark his time on earth. Maybe he's asking himself who will mourn HD Radio's passing. And, most of all, who'll apologize for the time and money spent, the years the radio industry bought into it, and the deceitfulness suffered because of Ibiquity and the HD Radio Alliance's misguidance. http://gormanmediablog.blogspot.com/...blog-post.html Yea, Eduardo - they just keep on cum'in! IBOC Crock - I CHOOSE FREE OVER-THE-AIR RADIO [.] DOH ! - Internet Radio Ain't Radio -but- When it becomes as easy as a "Toaster" to Plug into the AC Outlet and Phone Line; and simply Turn-It-On then it may have a 'chance' -but- WiFi and Networking with a Home PC is not an EveryMan solution/alternative to a Free Over-the-Air Radio Broadcast and Easy {Care-Free} Radio Listening. IBOC Crock - You are not only Anti-IBOC -but- You Are Also Anti-Traditional-Radio Too ! your's is a say life - happy to be me - happy to be able to listen to the radio ~ RHF |
Radio: Internet Radio -or- HD Radio. You Choose ! - I Choose Read Over-the-Air Radio .
On Oct 8, 9:10 pm, RHF wrote:
On Oct 8, 5:24 pm, IBOCcrock wrote: "Radio: Internet Radio or HD Radio. You choose!" The first video is a pitch from Ford for their new optional SYNC, which, among many other things, allows one to listen to any Internet Radio from anywhere in the world. The second video comes from an actual HD Radio test drive demonstration in the Chicago market. The only thing lacking was a station playing Bruce Springsteen's "57 Channels (And Nothin' On)." I searched in vain for a Ford pitch video on HD Radio but, wisely, they didn't do one. Which one would you rather have? SYNC or HD Radio? What would you want your company to be allied with? SYNC or HD Radio? Here's the choice - supplementary channels of varied audio quality from the same radio chains that deliver today's unimaginative terrestrial radio formats or worldwide radio of every imaginable format and style where the passion is in the performance? (I know I'm stacking the deck and swaying your decision - but, please understand. I never have and never want to be associated or connected with any current HD Radio product from Ibiquity and the HD Radio alliance.) Let's say you're one of the rarified few that actually found what you believe to be a half-decent HD Radio channel. Chances are you'll find the same exact station streaming on line - and considering it's a side channel - it'll probably sound better on- line than on an HD Radio. And you won't lose the signal when you're driving by tall buildings or near hills and mountains. Amazing, isn't it. The HD Radio Alliance filled the unreservedly worthless job of running the joint with the unreservedly useless Sgt. Bilk-o, ex of Clear Channel where he was just as pathetic. How can he knowingly subject the radio industry to further traumatic events? Can't wait for the blame game to begin. It didn't happen because..... I wonder how Sgt. Bilk-o sleeps at night knowing that while the iPod will go down in history as one of the most effective marketing campaigns since Windows - HD Radio's will be forever enshrined as number one in the High Tech Hall of Shame. And we used to be convinced that the failures of Circuit City's DiVX DVDs, the CueCat, and the Eyetop Wearable DVD Player could never be topped? Maybe the sanctimonious Sgt. Bilk-o can recycle the excuses for the failures of AM Stereo and FM Quad - except that even they were more successful in reaching consumers than his folly. At this stage, Sgt. Bilk-o has to be wondering what, if anything, will mark his time on earth. Maybe he's asking himself who will mourn HD Radio's passing. And, most of all, who'll apologize for the time and money spent, the years the radio industry bought into it, and the deceitfulness suffered because of Ibiquity and the HD Radio Alliance's misguidance. http://gormanmediablog.blogspot.com/...blog-post.html Yea, Eduardo - they just keep on cum'in! IBOC Crock - I CHOOSE FREE OVER-THE-AIR RADIO [.] DOH ! - Internet Radio Ain't Radio -but- When it becomes as easy as a "Toaster" to Plug into the AC Outlet and Phone Line; and simply Turn-It-On then it may have a 'chance' -but- WiFi and Networking with a Home PC is not an EveryMan solution/alternative to a Free Over-the-Air Radio Broadcast and Easy {Care-Free} Radio Listening. There are *already* alternatives that do not require a separate home network. It's important to be realistic about this. It is trivially easy to stream audio over the internet. It doesn't require transmitters, huge antennas or similar investments. The internet itself provides everything you need. And from the listener's point of view, you can hear absolutely everything you hear via HD radio or any other kind of radio, plus about a million additional things as well. Furthermore, we all know that the internet isn't going anywhere. Despite the ridiculous predictions of some, the internet is not going to disappear tomorrow. This means that internet 'radio' is in for the long haul. Wimax is coming to be deployed more and more and this, again, is unstoppable since innumerable forms of personal and commercial business will benefit from it. As Wimax becomes more prevalent, the practicality of portable internet radios increases. Plus, listening via the internet doesn't require you to destroy a vast swath of AM spectrum. It doesn't require you to do anything except sit back and enjoy. I will always prefer free, over the airwaves radio as well, but right now internet radio is the best friend the AM listener has because it spells certain doom for HD radio. |
Radio: Internet Radio or HD Radio. You choose!
I choose FREE over-the-air broadcasts anytime. I refuse to pay for
radio the same as I refuse to pay for tv. Those who wish to throw your money away on satellite radio or cable tv have that privilege. I prefer to spend my money on other things. It's nice to be able to have a portable radio you can carry from room to room, or to the garage, or even in the back yard, not to mention taking a radio with you to the park, or anywhere else you might go. And it won't be long before the inexpensive portable HD radios start showing up on the market. It amazes me just how many crybabies there are on this forum. I think it would be enough to just state your position and then LET IT GO. |
Radio: Internet Radio or HD Radio. You choose!
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Radio: Internet Radio -or- HD Radio. You Choose ! - I Choose Over-the-Air Radio .
On Oct 8, 8:00 pm, Steve wrote:
On Oct 8, 10:48 pm, RHF wrote: On Oct 8, 6:46 pm, Steve wrote: On Oct 8, 9:10 pm, RHF wrote: On Oct 8, 5:24 pm, IBOCcrock wrote: "Radio: Internet Radio or HD Radio. You choose!" The first video is a pitch from Ford for their new optional SYNC, which, among many other things, allows one to listen to any Internet Radio from anywhere in the world. The second video comes from an actual HD Radio test drive demonstration in the Chicago market. The only thing lacking was a station playing Bruce Springsteen's "57 Channels (And Nothin' On)." I searched in vain for a Ford pitch video on HD Radio but, wisely, they didn't do one. Which one would you rather have? SYNC or HD Radio? What would you want your company to be allied with? SYNC or HD Radio? Here's the choice - supplementary channels of varied audio quality from the same radio chains that deliver today's unimaginative terrestrial radio formats or worldwide radio of every imaginable format and style where the passion is in the performance? (I know I'm stacking the deck and swaying your decision - but, please understand. I never have and never want to be associated or connected with any current HD Radio product from Ibiquity and the HD Radio alliance.) Let's say you're one of the rarified few that actually found what you believe to be a half-decent HD Radio channel. Chances are you'll find the same exact station streaming on line - and considering it's a side channel - it'll probably sound better on- line than on an HD Radio. And you won't lose the signal when you're driving by tall buildings or near hills and mountains. Amazing, isn't it. The HD Radio Alliance filled the unreservedly worthless job of running the joint with the unreservedly useless Sgt. Bilk-o, ex of Clear Channel where he was just as pathetic. How can he knowingly subject the radio industry to further traumatic events? Can't wait for the blame game to begin. It didn't happen because..... I wonder how Sgt. Bilk-o sleeps at night knowing that while the iPod will go down in history as one of the most effective marketing campaigns since Windows - HD Radio's will be forever enshrined as number one in the High Tech Hall of Shame. And we used to be convinced that the failures of Circuit City's DiVX DVDs, the CueCat, and the Eyetop Wearable DVD Player could never be topped? Maybe the sanctimonious Sgt. Bilk-o can recycle the excuses for the failures of AM Stereo and FM Quad - except that even they were more successful in reaching consumers than his folly. At this stage, Sgt. Bilk-o has to be wondering what, if anything, will mark his time on earth. Maybe he's asking himself who will mourn HD Radio's passing. And, most of all, who'll apologize for the time and money spent, the years the radio industry bought into it, and the deceitfulness suffered because of Ibiquity and the HD Radio Alliance's misguidance. http://gormanmediablog.blogspot.com/...blog-post.html Yea, Eduardo - they just keep on cum'in! IBOC Crock - I CHOOSE FREE OVER-THE-AIR RADIO [.] DOH ! - Internet Radio Ain't Radio -but- When it becomes as easy as a "Toaster" to Plug into the AC Outlet and Phone Line; and simply Turn-It-On then it may have a 'chance' -but- WiFi and Networking with a Home PC is not an EveryMan solution/alternative to a Free Over-the-Air Radio Broadcast and Easy {Care-Free} Radio Listening. There are *already* alternatives that do not require a separate home network. It's important to be realistic about this. It is trivially easy to stream audio over the internet. It doesn't require transmitters, huge antennas or similar investments. The internet itself provides everything you need. And from the listener's point of view, you can hear absolutely everything you hear via HD radio or any other kind of radio, plus about a million additional things as well. Furthermore, we all know that the internet isn't going anywhere. Despite the ridiculous predictions of some, the internet is not going to disappear tomorrow. This means that internet 'radio' is in for the long haul. Wimax is coming to be deployed more and more and this, again, is unstoppable since innumerable forms of personal and commercial business will benefit from it. As Wimax becomes more prevalent, the practicality of portable internet radios increases. Plus, listening via the internet doesn't require you to destroy a vast swath of AM spectrum. It doesn't require you to do anything except sit back and enjoy. I will always prefer free, over the airwaves radio as well, but right now internet radio is the best friend the AM listener has because it spells certain doom for HD radio.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Steve -mndr- Still Looking for a Toaster {Radio} ! i love my free over-the-air radio ~ RHF .- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - - mndr? Meaning No Dis-Respect -aka- I don't want to argue with you just simply restating my point/opinion one more time. ~ RHF |
Radio: Internet Radio or HD Radio. You choose!
On Oct 9, 1:02 am, wrote:
I choose FREE over-the-air broadcasts anytime. I refuse to pay for radio the same as I refuse to pay for tv. Those who wish to throw your money away on satellite radio or cable tv have that privilege. I prefer to spend my money on other things. It's nice to be able to have a portable radio you can carry from room to room, or to the garage, or even in the back yard, not to mention taking a radio with you to the park, or anywhere else you might go. And it won't be long before the inexpensive portable HD radios start showing up on the market. It amazes me just how many crybabies there are on this forum. I think it would be enough to just state your position and then LET IT GO. "And it won't be long before the inexpensive portable HD radios start showing up on the market." That won't help the sagging HD Radio sales: "HD Radio and the 'myth' of price" "We, as an industry, should not assume that lowering the price of HD radios will remove the primary obstacle to the technology's success. Not until someone convinces us they know what those primary obstacles are." http://www.hear2.com/2006/05/hd_radio_and_th.html Word has already gotten out about HD Radio and it isn't pretty: "Is HD Radio Toast?" "There are serious issues of coverage. Early adopters who bought HD radios report serious drop-outs, poor coverage, and interference. The engineers of Ibiquity may argue otherwise and defend the system, but the industry has a serious PR problem with the very people we need to get the word out on HD... In New York City, the #1 market in the country, there are 25 stations broadcasting 42 HD channels. You'll find CHR, AC, Classic Rock, Hip-Hop, News, Talk, and Sports. In other words, everything you can find on the regular FM dial... The word has already gotten out about HD Radio. People who have already bought an HD Radio are telling others of their experience (mostly bad) and no amount of marketing will reverse this." http://www.fmqb.com/article.asp?id=487772 |
Radio: Internet Radio or HD Radio. You choose!
On Oct 9, 1:02 am, wrote:
I choose FREE over-the-air broadcasts anytime. I refuse to pay for radio the same as I refuse to pay for tv. Those who wish to throw your money away on satellite radio or cable tv have that privilege. I prefer to spend my money on other things. It's nice to be able to have a portable radio you can carry from room to room, or to the garage, or even in the back yard, not to mention taking a radio with you to the park, or anywhere else you might go. And it won't be long before the inexpensive portable HD radios start showing up on the market. It amazes me just how many crybabies there are on this forum. I think it would be enough to just state your position and then LET IT GO. Just as with portable DAB radios in the UK, vaporwear portable HD radios will have even worse reception and will always be battery-hogs. |
Radio: Internet Radio -or- HD Radio. You Choose ! - I Choose Over-the-Air Radio .
On Oct 9, 3:50 am, RHF wrote:
On Oct 8, 8:00 pm, Steve wrote: On Oct 8, 10:48 pm, RHF wrote: On Oct 8, 6:46 pm, Steve wrote: On Oct 8, 9:10 pm, RHF wrote: On Oct 8, 5:24 pm, IBOCcrock wrote: "Radio: Internet Radio or HD Radio. You choose!" The first video is a pitch from Ford for their new optional SYNC, which, among many other things, allows one to listen to any Internet Radio from anywhere in the world. The second video comes from an actual HD Radio test drive demonstration in the Chicago market. The only thing lacking was a station playing Bruce Springsteen's "57 Channels (And Nothin' On)." I searched in vain for a Ford pitch video on HD Radio but, wisely, they didn't do one. Which one would you rather have? SYNC or HD Radio? What would you want your company to be allied with? SYNC or HD Radio? Here's the choice - supplementary channels of varied audio quality from the same radio chains that deliver today's unimaginative terrestrial radio formats or worldwide radio of every imaginable format and style where the passion is in the performance? (I know I'm stacking the deck and swaying your decision - but, please understand. I never have and never want to be associated or connected with any current HD Radio product from Ibiquity and the HD Radio alliance.) Let's say you're one of the rarified few that actually found what you believe to be a half-decent HD Radio channel. Chances are you'll find the same exact station streaming on line - and considering it's a side channel - it'll probably sound better on- line than on an HD Radio. And you won't lose the signal when you're driving by tall buildings or near hills and mountains. Amazing, isn't it. The HD Radio Alliance filled the unreservedly worthless job of running the joint with the unreservedly useless Sgt. Bilk-o, ex of Clear Channel where he was just as pathetic. How can he knowingly subject the radio industry to further traumatic events? Can't wait for the blame game to begin. It didn't happen because..... I wonder how Sgt. Bilk-o sleeps at night knowing that while the iPod will go down in history as one of the most effective marketing campaigns since Windows - HD Radio's will be forever enshrined as number one in the High Tech Hall of Shame. And we used to be convinced that the failures of Circuit City's DiVX DVDs, the CueCat, and the Eyetop Wearable DVD Player could never be topped? Maybe the sanctimonious Sgt. Bilk-o can recycle the excuses for the failures of AM Stereo and FM Quad - except that even they were more successful in reaching consumers than his folly. At this stage, Sgt. Bilk-o has to be wondering what, if anything, will mark his time on earth. Maybe he's asking himself who will mourn HD Radio's passing. And, most of all, who'll apologize for the time and money spent, the years the radio industry bought into it, and the deceitfulness suffered because of Ibiquity and the HD Radio Alliance's misguidance. http://gormanmediablog.blogspot.com/...blog-post.html Yea, Eduardo - they just keep on cum'in! IBOC Crock - I CHOOSE FREE OVER-THE-AIR RADIO [.] DOH ! - Internet Radio Ain't Radio -but- When it becomes as easy as a "Toaster" to Plug into the AC Outlet and Phone Line; and simply Turn-It-On then it may have a 'chance' -but- WiFi and Networking with a Home PC is not an EveryMan solution/alternative to a Free Over-the-Air Radio Broadcast and Easy {Care-Free} Radio Listening. There are *already* alternatives that do not require a separate home network. It's important to be realistic about this. It is trivially easy to stream audio over the internet. It doesn't require transmitters, huge antennas or similar investments. The internet itself provides everything you need. And from the listener's point of view, you can hear absolutely everything you hear via HD radio or any other kind of radio, plus about a million additional things as well. Furthermore, we all know that the internet isn't going anywhere. Despite the ridiculous predictions of some, the internet is not going to disappear tomorrow. This means that internet 'radio' is in for the long haul. Wimax is coming to be deployed more and more and this, again, is unstoppable since innumerable forms of personal and commercial business will benefit from it. As Wimax becomes more prevalent, the practicality of portable internet radios increases. Plus, listening via the internet doesn't require you to destroy a vast swath of AM spectrum. It doesn't require you to do anything except sit back and enjoy. I will always prefer free, over the airwaves radio as well, but right now internet radio is the best friend the AM listener has because it spells certain doom for HD radio.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Steve -mndr- Still Looking for a Toaster {Radio} ! i love my free over-the-air radio ~ RHF .- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - - mndr? Meaning No Dis-Respect -aka- I don't want to argue with you just simply restating my point/opinion one more time. ~ RHF .- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Got it, and I actually share your opinion, or at least the major part of it. |
Radio: Internet Radio or HD Radio. You choose!
Let's say you're one of the rarified few that actually found what you believe to be a half-decent HD Radio channel. Chances are you'll find the same exact station streaming on line - Uh.... if terrestrial radio dies, they will be bankrupt. Thus there will no longer be a website for that station. That only leaves the NON-commercial internet radio which is, frankly, crapola. |
Radio: Shortwave Radio or Satellite Radio. You choose!
So ibocCOCK, how is your wife doing these days?
"IBOCcrock" wrote in message ups.com... "Radio: Internet Radio or HD Radio. You choose!" The first video is a pitch from Ford for their new optional SYNC, which, among many other things, allows one to listen to any Internet Radio from anywhere in the world. The second video comes from an actual HD Radio test drive demonstration in the Chicago market. The only thing lacking was a station playing Bruce Springsteen's "57 Channels (And Nothin' On)." I searched in vain for a Ford pitch video on HD Radio but, wisely, they didn't do one. Which one would you rather have? SYNC or HD Radio? What would you want your company to be allied with? SYNC or HD Radio? Here's the choice - supplementary channels of varied audio quality from the same radio chains that deliver today's unimaginative terrestrial radio formats or worldwide radio of every imaginable format and style where the passion is in the performance? (I know I'm stacking the deck and swaying your decision - but, please understand. I never have and never want to be associated or connected with any current HD Radio product from Ibiquity and the HD Radio alliance.) Let's say you're one of the rarified few that actually found what you believe to be a half-decent HD Radio channel. Chances are you'll find the same exact station streaming on line - and considering it's a side channel - it'll probably sound better on- line than on an HD Radio. And you won't lose the signal when you're driving by tall buildings or near hills and mountains. Amazing, isn't it. The HD Radio Alliance filled the unreservedly worthless job of running the joint with the unreservedly useless Sgt. Bilk-o, ex of Clear Channel where he was just as pathetic. How can he knowingly subject the radio industry to further traumatic events? Can't wait for the blame game to begin. It didn't happen because..... I wonder how Sgt. Bilk-o sleeps at night knowing that while the iPod will go down in history as one of the most effective marketing campaigns since Windows - HD Radio's will be forever enshrined as number one in the High Tech Hall of Shame. And we used to be convinced that the failures of Circuit City's DiVX DVDs, the CueCat, and the Eyetop Wearable DVD Player could never be topped? Maybe the sanctimonious Sgt. Bilk-o can recycle the excuses for the failures of AM Stereo and FM Quad - except that even they were more successful in reaching consumers than his folly. At this stage, Sgt. Bilk-o has to be wondering what, if anything, will mark his time on earth. Maybe he's asking himself who will mourn HD Radio's passing. And, most of all, who'll apologize for the time and money spent, the years the radio industry bought into it, and the deceitfulness suffered because of Ibiquity and the HD Radio Alliance's misguidance. http://gormanmediablog.blogspot.com/...blog-post.html Yea, Eduardo - they just keep on cum'in! |
Radio: Internet Radio or HD Radio. You choose!
On Oct 9, 1:55 pm, Steve wrote:
On Oct 9, 1:28 pm, SFTV_troy wrote: Uh.... if terrestrial radio dies, they will be bankrupt. Thus there will no longer be a website for that station. That only leaves the NON-commercial internet radio which is, frankly, crapola. Wrong. There are plenty of commercial internet radio stations. Name a few. |
Free 'Internet' Radio -and- Free 'HD' Radio. Choose Both ! {Co-Branding}
RHF wrote: On Oct 11, 5:35 am, SFTV_troy wrote: On Oct 9, 1:55 pm, Steve wrote: On Oct 9, 1:28 pm, SFTV_troy wrote: Uh.... if terrestrial radio dies, they will be bankrupt. Thus there will no longer be a website for that station. That only leaves the NON-commercial internet radio which is, frankly, crapola. - - Wrong. There are plenty of commercial internet radio stations. - Name a few. KKSF-FM Radio - 103.7 MHz Can't you ****ing read? Quote: "If terrestrial radio dies, they will be bankrupt. Thus there will no longer be a website for that station." Duh. |
Free 'Internet' Radio -and- Free 'HD' Radio. Choose Both ! {Co-Branding}
On Oct 12, 7:06 am, SFTV_troy wrote:
RHF wrote: On Oct 11, 5:35 am, SFTV_troy wrote: On Oct 9, 1:55 pm, Steve wrote: On Oct 9, 1:28 pm, SFTV_troy wrote: Uh.... if terrestrial radio dies, they will be bankrupt. Thus there will no longer be a website for that station. That only leaves the NON-commercial internet radio which is, frankly, crapola. - - Wrong. There are plenty of commercial internet radio stations. - Name a few. KKSF-FM Radio - 103.7 MHz Can't you ****ing read? Quote: "If terrestrial radio dies, they will be bankrupt. Thus there will no longer be a website for that station." Duh. Sure, I can read, but something's being read doesn't make it TRUE, fool. |
Free 'Internet' Radio -and- Free 'HD' Radio. Choose Both ! {Co-Branding}
On Oct 12, 11:51 am, SFTV_troy wrote:
Steve wrote: On Oct 11, 5:35 am, SFTV_troy wrote: On Oct 9, 1:55 pm, Steve wrote: On Oct 9, 1:28 pm, SFTV_troy wrote: Uh.... if terrestrial radio dies, they will be bankrupt. Thus there will not be website for that FM or AM station...leaving only NON-commercial internet radio which is, frankly, crapola. - - Wrong. There are plenty of commercial internet radio stations. - Name a few. (snip) Sure, I can read, but something's being read doesn't make it TRUE, fool. (sigh). I made a simple request: Name a few Internet stations (not FM or AM stations), that are commercial. Are you not capable of doing that? Do you want to retract your statement, "There are plenty of [non-FM or AM] commercial internet radio stations," as false?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I guess WOXY would be one example. From Wikipedia: WOXY.com, "the future of rock and roll," is an Internet-only alternative, independent, and freeform rock and roll radio station based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Previously known as 97X (WOXY-FM, at 97.7 FM), the station was one of the first in the United States to completely transition from terrestrial FM radio to broadcasting solely as an Internet radio station.[1] Next? |
Free 'Internet' Radio -and- Free 'HD' Radio. Choose Both ! {Co-Branding}
On Oct 12, 11:51 am, SFTV_troy wrote:
Steve wrote: On Oct 11, 5:35 am, SFTV_troy wrote: On Oct 9, 1:55 pm, Steve wrote: On Oct 9, 1:28 pm, SFTV_troy wrote: Uh.... if terrestrial radio dies, they will be bankrupt. Thus there will not be website for that FM or AM station...leaving only NON-commercial internet radio which is, frankly, crapola. - - Wrong. There are plenty of commercial internet radio stations. - Name a few. (snip) Sure, I can read, but something's being read doesn't make it TRUE, fool. (sigh). I made a simple request: Name a few Internet stations (not FM or AM stations), that are commercial. Are you not capable of doing that? Do you want to retract your statement, "There are plenty of [non-FM or AM] commercial internet radio stations," as false?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Oh, and by the way, if anyone wanted to they could setup their own internet radio station in an afternoon and sell advertising. Talk about low overhead! From ubroadcast.com: Can I make money with ubroadcast? Yes! In addition to advertising your own product or service, and linking listeners to your web site that sells products, you can sell "commercial" space to Local, National or International sponsors of your choice. You determine what to charge for these commercials and how often they play on your station. Have you ever even surfed the web, you idiot? |
Free 'Internet' Radio -and- Free 'HD' Radio. Choose Both ! {Co-Branding}
"SFTV_troy" wrote in message ups.com... (sigh). I made a simple request: Name a few Internet stations (not FM or AM stations), that are commercial. Are you not capable of doing that? Do you want to retract your statement, "There are plenty of [non-FM or AM] commercial internet radio stations," as false? Batanga.com has several dozen commercial Hispanic offerings online. |
Free 'Internet' Radio -and- Free 'HD' Radio. Choose Both ! {Co-Branding}
On Oct 12, 4:06 am, SFTV_troy wrote:
RHF wrote: On Oct 11, 5:35 am, SFTV_troy wrote: On Oct 9, 1:55 pm, Steve wrote: On Oct 9, 1:28 pm, SFTV_troy wrote: Uh.... if terrestrial radio dies, they will be bankrupt. Thus there will no longer be a website for that station. That only leaves the NON-commercial internet radio which is, frankly, crapola. - - Wrong. There are plenty of commercial internet radio stations. - Name a few. KKSF-FM Radio - 103.7 MHz Can't you ****ing read? Quote: "If terrestrial radio dies, they will be bankrupt. Thus there will no longer be a website for that station." Duh. SFTV, Yes - I Can Read -and- When you actually have something 'important' to say : I may comment on it. Until then I will continue to Talk-a-Bout what I want to Talk-a-Bout. ~ RHF |
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