"HD Radio Farce" wrote in message
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On Oct 16, 2:12 pm, John Higdon wrote:
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"Watchin & Waitin'" wrote:

in the scheme of things...hd radio is very inexpensive

Obviously, you have never done an HD conversion. It amounts to basically
building a new transmitter plant from scratch. And that's just the
transmitter end. Oh, and don't forget the ongoing iBiquity fees based
upon the station's gross revenues, with additional royalties on each
HD-X channel.

most stations hav echosen not to air any commericals...so as to be able
to
"sell it" to the public as commercial free.

Where does the revenue come from when it is "commercial free"?

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John Higdon
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AT&T-Free At Last

"Upping HD Radio signal strengths"

"The short math given what we know today is that it will cost roughly


Wow...another cut/paste job by another HD nutcake.