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Default American Broadcasters Ate a Cyanide Pill Long Ago


"Frank Dresser" wrote in message
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By the way, are listeners also complaining about interference from such
sources as TVs and computers?


We used to get these.

TV complaints were decades ago. Pretty much everyone learned a TV and a
radio can not sit together and play nice.

Computer stuff started generating calls in the late 80's as offices got
computerized fully, and from homes inthe early 90's. Not a lot of them, but
certainly enough to know people were noticing. Again, I think folks
understand that now.


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