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![]() "Nickname unavailable" wrote in message news:01a2cb41-9192-4b72-a429- correct, and the corporate conservative blandness is driving millions of people away. people downloaded music in droves for a reason. they get to hear what they cannot hear on the radio. pretty soon t.v. is going to get hit really hard. reruns of lousy shows over and over again, and only what they think you want to watch, or, what they own. when i was a kid, believe it or not, in my metro area, and we are in the top 20, had 5 channels on t.v., and on friday and saturday night, there were so many choices, that i had to weigh which choice was better, and cross my fingers. today, i can get 29 stations on a good night, and just about all of them are either showing infomercials, which should be illegal, or more reruns of what i just watched earlier. and cable and the dish are no better. and they cost to boot. When I was young (and up to not-so-long ago), even where there were a lot of stations with the same general format, you could tune around and find a song you liked better. This was especially true of AM at night. Even the talkers were more interesting and varied. You had individuals at the great stations like KSL, KNX, KGO, etc. all with different styles and opinions. Now, you got Rush and Noory, everywhere on the dial. The only way you can tell what station you're listening to is to hopefully catch the legal ID at the top of the hour. Everything is the same, differentiated only slightly by propogation path differences. |
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