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jhguthlac
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Does anyone know of a current creditable website that lists HD stations?
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jhguthlac said:
If you're talking AM stations this is the most current and creditable.
http://topazdesigns.com/iboc/station-list.html
Seriously, does anyone really care?
I'm not sure how you define a creditable website, but you can always try Ibiquity's own site:
http://www.ibiquity.com/hdradio_find_a_station
I notice on this site that there are a lot of stations listed as "coming soon" regarding their switch to HD. Could be an attempt to push the numbers up.
http://www.ibiquity.com/hdradio_find_a_station
I notice on this site that there are a lot of stations listed as "coming soon" regarding their switch to HD. Could be an attempt to push the numbers up.
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I agree, they are outta date....
www.radiostationworld.com seems to try to keep up on the HD scene, even providing streaming where applicable.
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www.radiostationworld.com seems to try to keep up on the HD scene, even providing streaming where applicable.
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Interesting! iBiquity's site lists Rochester's 101.3 WRMM as not only "analog - digital coming soon!" but also has the ownership as Entercom.
The station was spun to Stephens Media Group (along with WZNE) in 2008. Just TWO AND A HALF years ago. And there is no "digital" in sight.
I mean, I know that in some markets/owners the format decisions made in the morning are countermanded by new management by lunchtime, so in a sense maintaining the iBiquity site could be a fulltime job for someone. But it's clear nobody is paying attention to the station list. And from what I read about how things are going internally at the company, updating the website has probably been delegated to a janitor or to Struble's pimply pre-teen nephew when he's not attending Star Trek conventions.
The station was spun to Stephens Media Group (along with WZNE) in 2008. Just TWO AND A HALF years ago. And there is no "digital" in sight.
I mean, I know that in some markets/owners the format decisions made in the morning are countermanded by new management by lunchtime, so in a sense maintaining the iBiquity site could be a fulltime job for someone. But it's clear nobody is paying attention to the station list. And from what I read about how things are going internally at the company, updating the website has probably been delegated to a janitor or to Struble's pimply pre-teen nephew when he's not attending Star Trek conventions.
60% of Detroit's AM stations ditched their HD on AM, with only 1130 and 1270 keeping it, and I can't get a lock on 1270. The POS on 560 in Monroe has their HD on, and the noise generated on the 2nd adjacents is stronger than the very stations from Windsor that I'm trying to hear!
Ahh yes. HD-AM Radio - the gift that keeps on giving. If you're one of the seven people in North America who WANT to hear it, you (usually) can't. If you DON'T want to hear it, or even the station that's spewing the noise, HD-AM keeps you from hearing signals you DO want. But that's all okay: it costs the stations a ton and you can't buy a radio to receive it.
HD's like that kid in school who never got picked to play sports: "Hey, he's small - but he's SLOW!"
HD's like that kid in school who never got picked to play sports: "Hey, he's small - but he's SLOW!"
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