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Mmm, a low bitrate AAC stream does not seem really expensive to me. Sorry, a radiostation without streaming these days is a 'no go'.
 
erwin33 said:
Mmm, a low bitrate AAC stream does not seem really expensive to me. Sorry, a radiostation without streaming these days is a 'no go'.
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Streaming copyrighted music is expensive, and it gets more expensive with each listener a station gains. There's also the matter of advertising -- if any ads on the station are voiced by unionized talent, the station is liable for TRIPLE the base streaming payment. Lots of fingers in the till.
 
Erwin: The royalty costs far outweigh the physical costs of bandwidth.
 
I thought they were working on it they tell listeners with the same question, on their facebook page a while ago. But still nothing.
 
Erwin33

I don't remember hearing if they said they were working on it, but either case I have my doubts that they willl ever have live streaming going on.
 
DavidEduardo said:


The format is not "unsellable". But its sales prospects are limited to mostly local direct accounts. The smaller the market, the better the chance of doing well with this kind of format as the agency revenue in those markets is proportionally small.
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The Me-TV 'brand' itself might have some awareness locally if the TV affiliate of choice regularly promotes the channel or its shows. There probably won't be local radio outlets nearest the TV affiliate touching it, though. I could see a rural/exurban FM within the TV affiliate's market trying it...but only if it already uses a similar gold-based format.
 
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