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October 17th 08, 03:40 AM
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ibiquity AM hybrid digital radio provides little consumer benefits
"A Browne" wrote in message ... (As was mentioned before) Individual stations have marketed HD as a whole...and have mentioned the new "stations between the stations"....but no effort ahs been made to tell the public "Hey if you like Jazz/Folk/70's, etc....then get an HD radio and you can get these all the time!" Wanna good guess why they don't push those extra channels/formats? I will venture a damn good guess that it's because they don't want to lose the ad income from the people going to those other channels where there are no ads. |
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