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On Feb 17, 9:28*pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Commander Col. Klink" wrote in ... On Feb 17, 1:39 am, "David Eduardo" wrote: wrote in message Nationwide wireless web access is on our horizon, with consumers receiving content via paid or free access supported by advertisers. Every radio will be web enabled. So get ready for URADIO created in many forms and colors. One form will be commercial broadcasters, competing head on with a guy or gal creating basement content. Google that! It will take a decade just to replace half of the cars on the road in the US... nearly 20 years to replace them all. Similarly, there are a total of 700 million to 1 billion total radios in the US. It will take some time for them all to be replaced. And WiMax, in this economy, is several years away from rolling out. The infrastructure will cost hundreds of billions, if it is built. Automakers who're left have been planning on internet enabled cars for years. Some have made it as a factory option now, using wifi & g-max services from Clear Wire & AT&T. They've been slow to adopt HD. Compared to Ipods, consumers have shown no interest. The ones who've paid money for HD receivers complain, or return them. There's been more than one automotive service bulletin regarding HD. What's missing from wireless web, is consistent coverage, with analog TV stations making the switch to digital, that frees up white space, spectrum to be auctioned off to wireless internet providers for the purpose of building nationwide networks. The economy has hurt some industries, but given the opportunity and huge potential, this concept won't sit idle for long. Unlike when FM was first started, HD doesn't have 10 or 20 years to evolve, simply because other technologies will supersede it. The era of listening to a strangers playlist is coming to a close. It might take 5 or 10 years. Nationwide wireless access is BIG, it will touch more industries other than radio. They'll be unlimited opportunities for cell phones providers, homes phones, television and more, it's endless. And everything will be connected, including Ipods and even your iron. Unlike the old dogs, Mcsame and Bush, Obama get's technology and understands the internet. He also believes perhaps Rush & Sean Hannity posses to much power. Don't you think the new FCC chairman will have an agenda to complete beyond the fairness doctrine? Obama might even provide taxpayer funding.. Nationwide wireless internet is coming, maybe sooner than we know and every car will be connected. Radio has we know it still has a good run, but within your lifetime towers will be less important. While vertical tower revenues will be more important than ever before.. |
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