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On Mar 5, 11:00*am, iBiquity Fraudsters
wrote: On Mar 5, 4:02*am, SMS wrote: On 3/5/2011 12:41 AM, RHF wrote: Within a Decade ~2016+ IBOC {HD-Radio} in the USA will reach the Tipping-Point and Analog Radio will be like 8-Tracks and BetaMaxs... a something that fewer and fewer remember with each passing year . . . I'd say more like 2020 to 2025 for analog terrestrial radio to disappear in the U.S. Because of the recession you're not going to see HD Radio in every new car for five to seven more years, and thus there will be too many relatively new vehicles with analog-only radios in "~2016+." Look how long it took every vehicle to have FM, after FM was invented, more than thirty years! I'd predict that by 2020, buying a vehicle with an analog FM radio will be like buying a vehicle with a cassette deck in 2011. I could be wrong of course, all of a sudden something so much better could come along that everyone abandoned digital radio. The big advantage in the U.S. and other HD countries, is that it's a more gradual transition than in Europe. This causes some problems in terms of co-existence of analog and digital on the same band, but it also makes the transition a lot easier. It's still possible that if DAB+ fails that the European countries will look to the success of HD Radio in the U.S. and realize that even though it's an American system that it's a better solution than DAB+. How long do you think that investors will continue to float iBiquity? iBiquity was supposed to go IPO by 2009, but now it is too late, especially since many investment firms out of NY, and some direct iBiquity investors, have repeatedly visited my blog and know about the car HD Radio investigations. The Economic Tipping Point Has Passed ~translation~ YOU LOSE ! |
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