On Jan 20, 10:18�am, "Commander Col. Klink"
wrote:
On Jan 19, 7:41�pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:





wrote in message

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Inside Radio today reported 20 staff positions have been cut.
The Maryland jobs-development loan specified iBiquity's 2008 payroll
as having 38 positions.

Looks like the IBOC pioneers just laid off FIFTY-TWO percent of their
existing workforce.

You are such a liar. iBiquity has over 130 employees, and they laid off 20.
That is about 15%, not 52%. �You read what they say very well..on paper it looks good..

The 38 you idiotically refer to are the ones covered by the loan, not the
full staff.

Kool-Aid boy you know everything. So tell us how many radio's did Stru-
bull sell in 08?

The alliance said they'd sell their one millionth radio.. Didn't
happen..
Then said the same thing in 07... didn't happen..
Then said the same thing in 06 didn't happen....
You see the tend... it just doesn't happen...

At last count the number was 500,000 not including units returned..
I'm guessing its gotta be 300,000 to 400,000- Hide quoted text -

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With all of the returns of these "deaf" radios, that number is
probably 100,000 - 200,000 in the hands of the general public, not
counting those in the radio industry and radio geeks:

"HD Radio spinners claim a breakthrough year: Pulling a fast one"

"According to a press release from the Alliance 330,000 HD receivers
were sold last year. This is a 725 per cent increase from the 40,000
sets purchased a year earlier and therefore 2007 was a 'breakthrough
year' for the technology. In 2008 they will sell a million of the
things."

http://tinyurl.com/4zgkaw

"Dave" wrote in message
m...

What about stations from "afar" that sound better than the locals? Los
Angeles has nothing that comes close to the quality of KGO, both in
production values and technical air sound. Hell, KKOH in Reno has a more
together air sound than anything in L. A.


KGO is old fashioned in production and execution vs. KFI. And KFI does
hugely better in 25-54 in its market than KGO does in theirs.

"Commander Col. Klink" wrote in message
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On Jan 19, 7:41 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

...

Inside Radio today reported 20 staff positions have been cut.
The Maryland jobs-development loan specified iBiquity's 2008 payroll
as having 38 positions.

Looks like the IBOC pioneers just laid off FIFTY-TWO percent of their
existing workforce.

You are such a liar. iBiquity has over 130 employees, and they laid off
20.
That is about 15%, not 52%. You read what they say very well..on paper it
looks good..

The 38 you idiotically refer to are the ones covered by the loan, not the
full staff.

Kool-Aid boy you know everything. So tell us how many radio's did Stru-
bull sell in 08?

That's not the quesiton. Why do you lie by saying iBiquity cut 52% of its
staff, when in fact the percentage was 15%?

"PocketRadio" wrote in message
...
On Jan 19, 7:41�pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

...

Inside Radio today reported 20 staff positions have been cut.
The Maryland jobs-development loan specified iBiquity's 2008 payroll
as having 38 positions.

Looks like the IBOC pioneers just laid off FIFTY-TWO percent of their
existing workforce.

You are such a liar. iBiquity has over 130 employees, and they laid off
20.
That is about 15%, not 52%.

The 38 you idiotically refer to are the ones covered by the loan, not the
full staff.

Right - iBiquity hired 92 positions since March 2008 - from 38 to 130.
Lies, lies, and more lies.

The loan only covered specific positions in Columbia.

David Frackelton Gleason, blew beans out his ass yet again while posing as
'Eduardo' when he wrote:

"Commander Col. Klink" wrote in message
...
On Jan 19, 7:41 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

...

Inside Radio today reported 20 staff positions have been cut.
The Maryland jobs-development loan specified iBiquity's 2008 payroll
as having 38 positions.

Looks like the IBOC pioneers just laid off FIFTY-TWO percent of their
existing workforce.

You are such a liar. iBiquity has over 130 employees, and they laid off
20.
That is about 15%, not 52%. You read what they say very well..on paper it
looks good..

The 38 you idiotically refer to are the ones covered by the loan, not the
full staff.

Kool-Aid boy you know everything. So tell us how many radio's did Stru-
bull sell in 08?

That's not the quesiton. Why do you lie by saying iBiquity cut 52% of its
staff, when in fact the percentage was 15%?

Why do you lie by saying that you owned radio stations in Ecuador and also held
an amateur radio license whilst there, when in fact you did not?

On Jan 20, 1:49�pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"PocketRadio" wrote in message

...
On Jan 19, 7:41 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:





wrote in message

....

Inside Radio today reported 20 staff positions have been cut.
The Maryland jobs-development loan specified iBiquity's 2008 payroll
as having 38 positions.

Looks like the IBOC pioneers just laid off FIFTY-TWO percent of their
existing workforce.

You are such a liar. iBiquity has over 130 employees, and they laid off
20.
That is about 15%, not 52%.

The 38 you idiotically refer to are the ones covered by the loan, not the
full staff.

Right - iBiquity hired 92 positions since March 2008 - from 38 to 130.
Lies, lies, and more lies.

The loan only covered specific positions in Columbia.- Hide quoted text -

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Prove it, lier! iBiquity never had 130 employees! iBiquity never
hired 92 positions in 8 months! iBiquity only had 38 employees in
March 2008.

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Frackelton Gleason, blew beans out his ass yet again while posing as
'Eduardo' when he wrote:

"Commander Col. Klink" wrote in message
...
On Jan 19, 7:41 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

...

Inside Radio today reported 20 staff positions have been cut.
The Maryland jobs-development loan specified iBiquity's 2008 payroll
as having 38 positions.

Looks like the IBOC pioneers just laid off FIFTY-TWO percent of their
existing workforce.

You are such a liar. iBiquity has over 130 employees, and they laid off
20.
That is about 15%, not 52%. You read what they say very well..on paper
it
looks good..

The 38 you idiotically refer to are the ones covered by the loan, not
the
full staff.

Kool-Aid boy you know everything. So tell us how many radio's did Stru-
bull sell in 08?

That's not the quesiton. Why do you lie by saying iBiquity cut 52% of its
staff, when in fact the percentage was 15%?

Why do you lie by saying that you owned radio stations in Ecuador and also
held
an amateur radio license whilst there, when in fact you did not?


Actually, the opposite is true... my company owned the concessions to a
dozen operating stations, and CPs for about a dozen more. You've been
provided with dozens of names of people who can verify that.

And a ham license there in the 60's was question of "tipping" the right
person.

David Frackelton Gleason, blew beans out his pathologically lying ass whilst
posing as 'Eduardo' wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


David Frackelton Gleason, blew beans out his ass yet again while posing as
'Eduardo' when he wrote:

"Commander Col. Klink" wrote in message
...
On Jan 19, 7:41 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

...

Inside Radio today reported 20 staff positions have been cut.
The Maryland jobs-development loan specified iBiquity's 2008 payroll
as having 38 positions.

Looks like the IBOC pioneers just laid off FIFTY-TWO percent of their
existing workforce.

You are such a liar. iBiquity has over 130 employees, and they laid off
20.
That is about 15%, not 52%. You read what they say very well..on paper
it
looks good..

The 38 you idiotically refer to are the ones covered by the loan, not
the
full staff.

Kool-Aid boy you know everything. So tell us how many radio's did Stru-
bull sell in 08?

That's not the quesiton. Why do you lie by saying iBiquity cut 52% of its
staff, when in fact the percentage was 15%?

Why do you lie by saying that you owned radio stations in Ecuador and also
held
an amateur radio license whilst there, when in fact you did not?


Actually, the opposite is true... my company owned the concessions to a
dozen operating stations, and CPs for about a dozen more. You've been
provided with dozens of names of people who can verify that.

And a ham license there in the 60's was question of "tipping" the right
person.

And all un-verifiable. How convenient for you! You owned no radio stations and
held no amateur radio license.

"dxAce" wrote in message
...

And all un-verifiable. How convenient for you! You owned no radio stations
and
held no amateur radio license.



I gave you the name of a WAMR Miami DJ, Betty Pino, who worked for me in
1965 before coming to the US. I gave you numerous easily located persons in
Ecuador, including the US Consulate's commercial section. All verifiable.

Ham licenses were pretty much given out with no requirements other than
making the paperwork "worthwhile."

David Frackelton Gleason, the pathologically lying retard who poses as
'Eduardo', blew beans out his ass yet again when he wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...

And all un-verifiable. How convenient for you! You owned no radio stations
and
held no amateur radio license.



I gave you the name of a WAMR Miami DJ, Betty Pino, who worked for me in
1965 before coming to the US. I gave you numerous easily located persons in
Ecuador, including the US Consulate's commercial section. All verifiable.

Ham licenses were pretty much given out with no requirements other than
making the paperwork "worthwhile."

You owned no radio stations in Ecuador and held no amateur radio license whilst
there either.

Get over it, boy!