"More on HD: Is Anyone Out There?"

"And who's that person? Me. Your humble radio columnist. That, Hughes
said, 'speaks volumes about HD.' Meanwhile, KPBS-FM changed formats
last week on its subchannel and nobody seemed to notice or call the
station to complain, a surprising development considering how rabid
KPBS listeners are about griping when the station does anything. Why
do few people care about HD? There's the cost and the fact that the
technology isn't in cars unless you pay extra. There's the lack of
unique programming. (Yes, there are about 10 subchannels in San Diego,
but there are dozens and dozens on satellite radio.) There's also the
unfortunate matter of poor reception, especially in North County,
which is far from most local radio transmitters. Still, the beat goes
on..."

http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2007...3810_17_07.txt

On Oct 17, 11:46 pm, wrote:
"More on HD: Is Anyone Out There?"

"And who's that person? Me. Your humble radio columnist. That, Hughes
said, 'speaks volumes about HD.' Meanwhile, KPBS-FM changed formats
last week on its subchannel and nobody seemed to notice or call the
station to complain, a surprising development considering how rabid
KPBS listeners are about griping when the station does anything. Why
do few people care about HD? There's the cost and the fact that the
technology isn't in cars unless you pay extra. There's the lack of
unique programming. (Yes, there are about 10 subchannels in San Diego,
but there are dozens and dozens on satellite radio.) There's also the
unfortunate matter of poor reception, especially in North County,
which is far from most local radio transmitters. Still, the beat goes
on..."

http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2007...t/radio/13_32_...

Pocket Radio,

Proving once again that you are . . .
"Another HD Radio Sucks" Poster !

you are what you post ~ RHF

On Oct 18, 3:19 am, RHF wrote:
On Oct 17, 11:46 pm, wrote:





"More on HD: Is Anyone Out There?"

"And who's that person? Me. Your humble radio columnist. That, Hughes
said, 'speaks volumes about HD.' Meanwhile, KPBS-FM changed formats
last week on its subchannel and nobody seemed to notice or call the
station to complain, a surprising development considering how rabid
KPBS listeners are about griping when the station does anything. Why
do few people care about HD? There's the cost and the fact that the
technology isn't in cars unless you pay extra. There's the lack of
unique programming. (Yes, there are about 10 subchannels in San Diego,
but there are dozens and dozens on satellite radio.) There's also the
unfortunate matter of poor reception, especially in North County,
which is far from most local radio transmitters. Still, the beat goes
on..."

http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2007...t/radio/13_32_...

Pocket Radio,

Proving once again that you are . . .
"Another HD Radio Sucks" Poster !

you are what you post ~ RHF
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Did you enjoy the article?

On Oct 18, 8:21 am, IBOCcrock wrote:
On Oct 18, 3:19 am, RHF wrote:





On Oct 17, 11:46 pm, wrote:

"More on HD: Is Anyone Out There?"

"And who's that person? Me. Your humble radio columnist. That, Hughes
said, 'speaks volumes about HD.' Meanwhile, KPBS-FM changed formats
last week on its subchannel and nobody seemed to notice or call the
station to complain, a surprising development considering how rabid
KPBS listeners are about griping when the station does anything. Why
do few people care about HD? There's the cost and the fact that the
technology isn't in cars unless you pay extra. There's the lack of
unique programming. (Yes, there are about 10 subchannels in San Diego,
but there are dozens and dozens on satellite radio.) There's also the
unfortunate matter of poor reception, especially in North County,
which is far from most local radio transmitters. Still, the beat goes
on..."

http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2007...t/radio/13_32_...

Pocket Radio,

Proving once again that you are . . .
"Another HD Radio Sucks" Poster !

you are what you post ~ RHF
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I did. Thanks for the link.

On Oct 18, 8:37 am, Steve wrote:
On Oct 18, 8:21 am, IBOCcrock wrote:





On Oct 18, 3:19 am, RHF wrote:

On Oct 17, 11:46 pm, wrote:

"More on HD: Is Anyone Out There?"

"And who's that person? Me. Your humble radio columnist. That, Hughes
said, 'speaks volumes about HD.' Meanwhile, KPBS-FM changed formats
last week on its subchannel and nobody seemed to notice or call the
station to complain, a surprising development considering how rabid
KPBS listeners are about griping when the station does anything. Why
do few people care about HD? There's the cost and the fact that the
technology isn't in cars unless you pay extra. There's the lack of
unique programming. (Yes, there are about 10 subchannels in San Diego,
but there are dozens and dozens on satellite radio.) There's also the
unfortunate matter of poor reception, especially in North County,
which is far from most local radio transmitters. Still, the beat goes
on..."

http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2007...t/radio/13_32_...

Pocket Radio,

Proving once again that you are . . .
"Another HD Radio Sucks" Poster !

you are what you post ~ RHF
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Steve - you are very welcome!

On Oct 18, 5:21 am, IBOCcrock wrote:
On Oct 18, 3:19 am, RHF wrote:





On Oct 17, 11:46 pm, wrote:

"More on HD: Is Anyone Out There?"

"And who's that person? Me. Your humble radio columnist. That, Hughes
said, 'speaks volumes about HD.' Meanwhile, KPBS-FM changed formats
last week on its subchannel and nobody seemed to notice or call the
station to complain, a surprising development considering how rabid
KPBS listeners are about griping when the station does anything. Why
do few people care about HD? There's the cost and the fact that the
technology isn't in cars unless you pay extra. There's the lack of
unique programming. (Yes, there are about 10 subchannels in San Diego,
but there are dozens and dozens on satellite radio.) There's also the
unfortunate matter of poor reception, especially in North County,
which is far from most local radio transmitters. Still, the beat goes
on..."

http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2007...t/radio/13_32_...

Pocket Radio,

Proving once again that you are . . .
"Another HD Radio Sucks" Poster !

you are what you post ~ RHF
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IBOC Crock - I would enjoy it more -if- you simply posted
something positive related to Over-the-Air Radio :

* An Interesting Shortwave Radio Broadcast that you Heard.

* An Unusual AM/MW Radio DX Catch that you Heard.

-or- Even a 'personal' IBOC Listening "Observation" that you
yourself have experienced : Be It Good -or- Be It Bad.

other than that - the constant anit-iboc posts have no
added value and are boring, Boring. BORING ! ~ RHF