The problem with most digital radio proponents is that in their zeal
for hd radio they seem to willfully forget that radio is, and should
be, consumer driven. You can always tell the proponents with their
"screw you" attitude when challenged. Fact is, hd radio doesn’t
sell. Consumers have spoken this for 7 long years but that doesn’t
seem to deter the proponents. They come up with all kinds of excuses
- not enough power, not enough receivers, not enough stations
converted, consumers need to be "educated" and the list goes on and
on. Simple fact here - except for a few out-of-control radio insiders
HD radio just isn’t needed or wanted. Time to stop the excuses and
the force-feeding tactics and move on.

On Oct 22, 7:22*am, Rfburns wrote:
The problem with most digital radio proponents is that in their zeal
for hd radio they seem to willfully forget that radio is, and should
be, consumer driven. *You can always tell the proponents with their
"screw you" attitude when challenged. * Fact is, hd radio doesn’t
sell. *Consumers have spoken this for 7 long years but that doesn’t
seem to deter the proponents. *They come up with all kinds of excuses
- not enough power, not enough receivers, not enough stations
converted, consumers need to be "educated" and the list goes on and
on. Simple fact here - except for a few out-of-control radio insiders
HD radio just isn’t needed or wanted. *Time to stop the excuses and
the force-feeding tactics and move on.

IBOC : FM HD-Radio - The Trend-to-Watch :
Money Making HD-2 Channels
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.r...08ec3b49d272f2
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.r...d9f44e693b9e17

FM HD-Radio will come-of-age around 2015
the American Public will have "Spoken" as to
whether Radio Listeners have Adapted to FM
HD-Radio and it's HD-2 Channels.
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.r...4c405119878ebc
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.r...f7675ed1d0728a