"iBiquity's Royalty Will Adverstly Affect Minority-Owned Stations"

"The royalty concept proposed by iBiquity will force small minority
stations out of business and their stations would eventually fall into
the hands of Clear Channel, ABC/Disney, Emmis, Bonneville, Cox and
Radio One. Of course, these corporations have disclosed that they have
a vested interest in iBiquity. REC feels that the proposed royalty
rates by the broadcaster-backed iBiquity is strictly a ploy to drive
the remaining independent minority broadcasters out of business and
the megacasters like Clear Channel, et al will benefit from the
royalty fees paid by these minority stations... REC questions the
legality of the iBiquity royalty scheme if the proprietary iBiquity
system is chosen as the standard for DAB."

http://www.recnet.com/fcc/99-325-0402.pdf

Just as with a particular poster, here, who assumes that just because
someone presents himself visually as mentally challenged, even though
that person can express himself very well with the written hand, these
IBLOCK bigots are trying to put minority-owned broadcasters out of
business. With many direct visits from the Texas Criminal Defense
Lawyers Association (TCDLA), perhaps there is a class-action suit
looming against the iBquity/NPR/NAB/FCC incestuous associations.

On Mar 13, 3:40�pm, "DAB sounds no worse than -FM--1----------"
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"IBOC_Bigots" wrote in message

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"iBiquity's Royalty Will Adverstly Affect Minority-Owned Stations"

Why are they charged a higher royalty than anyone else?

Nope! �LOL!

http://www.hdradioalliance.com/hd_radio_video_clips





"The royalty concept proposed by iBiquity will force small minority
stations out of business and their stations would eventually fall into
the hands of Clear Channel, ABC/Disney, Emmis, Bonneville, Cox and
Radio One. Of course, these corporations have disclosed that they have
a vested interest in iBiquity. REC feels that the proposed royalty
rates by the broadcaster-backed iBiquity is strictly a ploy to drive
the remaining independent minority broadcasters out of business and
the megacasters like Clear Channel, et al will benefit from the
royalty fees paid by these minority stations... REC questions the
legality of the iBiquity royalty scheme if the proprietary iBiquity
system is chosen as the standard for DAB."

http://www.recnet.com/fcc/99-325-0402.pdf

Just as with a particular poster, here, who assumes that just because
someone presents himself visually as mentally challenged, even though
that person can express himself very well with the written hand, these
IBLOCK bigots are trying to put minority-owned broadcasters out of
business. With many direct visits from the Texas Criminal Defense
Lawyers Association (TCDLA), perhaps there is a class-action suit
looming against the iBquity/NPR/NAB/FCC incestuous associations.- Hide quoted text -

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Mr Bigot said:

Why are they charged a higher royalty than anyone else?

The royalties and hardware upgrades are designed to be too expensive,
driving minority-owned stations out of business. Nice try at a twist
of words, Mr. Bigot. Perhaps, Harris should be included in the class-
action suit.

On Mar 13, 3:40*pm, "DAB sounds no worse than -FM--1----------"
------------ wrote:
"IBOC_Bigots" wrote in message

...

"iBiquity's Royalty Will Adverstly Affect Minority-Owned Stations"

Why are they charged a higher royalty than anyone else?

Nope! *LOL!

http://www.hdradioalliance.com/hd_radio_video_clips





"The royalty concept proposed by iBiquity will force small minority
stations out of business and their stations would eventually fall into
the hands of Clear Channel, ABC/Disney, Emmis, Bonneville, Cox and
Radio One. Of course, these corporations have disclosed that they have
a vested interest in iBiquity. REC feels that the proposed royalty
rates by the broadcaster-backed iBiquity is strictly a ploy to drive
the remaining independent minority broadcasters out of business and
the megacasters like Clear Channel, et al will benefit from the
royalty fees paid by these minority stations... REC questions the
legality of the iBiquity royalty scheme if the proprietary iBiquity
system is chosen as the standard for DAB."

http://www.recnet.com/fcc/99-325-0402.pdf

Just as with a particular poster, here, who assumes that just because
someone presents himself visually as mentally challenged, even though
that person can express himself very well with the written hand, these
IBLOCK bigots are trying to put minority-owned broadcasters out of
business. With many direct visits from the Texas Criminal Defense
Lawyers Association (TCDLA), perhaps there is a class-action suit
looming against the iBquity/NPR/NAB/FCC incestuous associations.- Hide quoted text -

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"HD Radio: Doomed from the Start"

"HD Radio was not only doomed from the start, it was such a serious
blunder that it may well lead to the death of thousands of radio
stations and the permanent stunting of the industry itself... Why did
this happen?.. They didn’t want the 10-Watt student station to
suddenly have an equal signal to theirs... And the money-men didn’t
want dozens of new independent channels to be available to
listeners... But IBOC gave the money-men the one thing they wanted
most of all: It preserves the inferiority of the smaller broadcasters.
In fact, amid a sea of IBOC hash from the big boys, it accentuates
their inferiority. The end result of this shortsightedness will be
bankruptcy for many stations, fewer and poorer choices for the
listeners as conglomerates gobble up the remains."

http://3950.net/2009/12/hd-radio-doomed-from-the-start/

The IBLOCK bigots are maginalizing minority-owned stations through
their jamming with IBLOCK hash, Mr. Bigot.