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Default American Broadcasters Ate a Cyanide Pill Long Ago


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Perhaps those World Cup listeners were simply not some of the most
discerning
folks when it comes to audio quality?


People tend to be the most demanding when it comes to the things that are
most important to them. I've broadcast cups in the past, when transmissions
were less easy to do, and there is nothing that gets more phone calls than a
glitch in a cup broadcast... not even an earthquake in CA.


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