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![]() "IonSpot" wrote in message ... IBOC will be just another failed attempt to "save" AM radio. AM radio died decades ago as a viable medium. I see. then why are two of the top 3 billing stations in San Francisco AM? In fact, a quarter of the top 100 billing stations in the USA are AM. In 1985 I was in the industry and at that time CQUAM AM Stereo was gonna save AM Radio. It didn't and IBOC won't. AM swtereo was supposed to launch in 1978. A nasty old man, Leonard Kahn, sued to try to get his system approved, and it was 1983 before a decision was made. By that time, AM had gone form 60% of all listening to 40%, and there was no chance to revive it. Plus, the early C Quam was not a particularly good system, especially in cars. |
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