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Clay's Corner-January 2020

Interesting read! I am too young to remember the when homes didn't have a computer, but even then it was just one. Now each of have our own computer, and there's a desktop computer in the other room that I don't use anymore. The one thing I've wondered for a while now is why KOMO doesn't have their reporters use an on their phones to do live reporting. I frequently notice that they still call n on the phone.
 
bobdavcav said:
Interesting read! I am too young to remember the when homes didn't have a computer, but even then it was just one. Now each of have our own computer, and there's a desktop computer in the other room that I don't use anymore. The one thing I've wondered for a while now is why KOMO doesn't have their reporters use an on their phones to do live reporting. I frequently notice that they still call n on the phone.
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Oh great, a new way to feel old! :)
 
bobdavcav said:
The one thing I've wondered for a while now is why KOMO doesn't have their reporters use an on their phones to do live reporting. I frequently notice that they still call n on the phone.
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Probably because 'a phoner' is faster and more reliable a connection than via some application Facetime or Skype. And, given it's radio, the audio quality is good enough.
 
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