David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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I actually work in radio, and with multiple successful stations. From
your
posts, you don't really understand how the business of radio works.

From your posts, you really don't understand that IBOC = QRM.

HD uses spectrum that is not, in today's environment, generating significant
listening (fringe signal listening in other words) and uses it to enhance
radio stations so they may better compete in a world with alternate delivery
paths and an obsession with digital sources. It is, in effect, a no-brainier
trade of a few cents for many potential dollars.

It's also a no brainer that IBOC = QRM.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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I actually work in radio, and with multiple successful stations. From
your
posts, you don't really understand how the business of radio works.

From your posts, you really don't understand that IBOC = QRM.

HD uses spectrum that is not, in today's environment, generating
significant
listening (fringe signal listening in other words) and uses it to enhance
radio stations so they may better compete in a world with alternate
delivery
paths and an obsession with digital sources. It is, in effect, a
no-brainier
trade of a few cents for many potential dollars.

It's also a no brainer that IBOC = QRM.

Something is only interference if it interferes which listening to something
else. Since there is only a minuscule amount of interest in listening to
distant signals outside their primary coverage areas, for most people there
is no interference at all.