"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Frackelton Gleason, the prancing shill who poses as 'Eduardo' wrote:

[snip]

This is not an easy discussion, and the first step is accepting that AM
will
not exist in 10 years or less if something is not done.

How about you HD/IBOC hotdogs stand down, and we'll wait 10 years to see
if AM
still exists?

I'd bet good ol' AM would still be around and operating.

It probably would. But, you are not getting the main issue: every 18 months,
the average age of AM listeners increases by a year. That means that in
another few years, most AM listeners will be over 55, and advertisers do not
buy over 55 listenership. The stations may be around, but they will be
losing money.

David Eduardo wrote:
"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Frackelton Gleason, the prancing shill who poses as 'Eduardo' wrote:

[snip]

This is not an easy discussion, and the first step is accepting that AM
will
not exist in 10 years or less if something is not done.

How about you HD/IBOC hotdogs stand down, and we'll wait 10 years to see
if AM
still exists?

I'd bet good ol' AM would still be around and operating.

It probably would. But, you are not getting the main issue: every 18 months,
the average age of AM listeners increases by a year. That means that in
another few years, most AM listeners will be over 55, and advertisers do not
buy over 55 listenership. The stations may be around, but they will be
losing money.

You are not getting the main issue: You are BUSTED!

In article ,
David Eduardo wrote:

It probably would. But, you are not getting the main issue: every 18 months,
the average age of AM listeners increases by a year. That means that in
another few years, most AM listeners will be over 55, and advertisers do not
buy over 55 listenership. The stations may be around, but they will be
losing money.

So, lobby Congress to set up a grant system so that local governments
can buy out the stations and set them up municipal information broadcasts
for homeland security and the like. Given what's on some of the stations
here, the local high school could do just as good a job programming them.

Mark Zenier
Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)