Struble, after several years of your digital “rollout” you never have
any substantial or noteworthy news. All you have is worthless
announcements like the number of iBiquity “partners’ you have or the
number of iBiquity radio licenses awarded or some high-end car
manufacturer is offering your digital radio junk as an option that
nobody really wants.

Issues like consumer acceptance or the number of real stations
committed to your junk are always inflated or just lies. You look
foolish to the world.

If you really want to promote HD radio then quit lying about its
progress and admit that it just isn’t working. Then maybe a real
digital radio system can be developed and implemented the right way.
But I don’t think you have the balls to do that.

On May 1, 9:41*am, wrote:
Struble, after several years of your digital “rollout” you never have
any substantial or noteworthy news. *All you have is worthless
announcements like the number of iBiquity “partners’ you have or the
number of iBiquity radio licenses awarded or some high-end car
manufacturer is offering your digital radio junk as an option that
nobody really wants.

Issues like consumer acceptance or the number of real stations
committed to your junk are always inflated or just lies. *You look
foolish to the world.

If you really want to promote HD radio then quit lying about its
progress and admit that it just isn’t working. *Then maybe a real
digital radio system can be developed and implemented the right way.
But I don’t think you have the balls to do that.

"The radio ads for HD Radio (or 'What the ??')"

"I’m sure you’ve heard the latest round of radio spots for HD Radio.
The school teacher-sounding woman who compares HD Radio to the mating
cycle of an insect, or the feeding habits of a bat, or some other
bizarre idea... But these ads are just strange. I mean really
strange... When I am in the car with someone not in broadcasting and
one of these spots is played, I ask the person with me what he or she
thinks. Most of the time the reply is, 'I don’t get it', or 'What was
that all about?'"

http://tinyurl.com/crjfvl


"Is HD The Answer To Radio's Youth Listening Exodus?"

"At R&R's Keeping Radio Relevant for Tomorrow's Listeners round-table
discussion held Aug. 17 in Los Angeles, participant Larry Rosin, co-
founder/president of Edison Media Research, admitted, 'I did a study
on HD radio, and the women were laughing. They were literally mocking
the commercials.'"

http://tinyurl.com/cor98d

Struble - everyone's laughing at your HD Radio farce, dude - LOL!