New HD spots are on the air

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http://www.hdradioalliance.com/commercials.php

 

[SayNoToIBOC]

Yea, I have already seen this joke of an ad campaign ! "Discover It! - too little, too late (ask Mark Ramsey) ! Too late - iPods, Satellite Radio, Internet Radio, iRadio, Wireless Internet, cell phone streaming, etc., have already been discovered, some years ago - remember the Bridge Ratings ?

 

[IBOCRocks]

Yea, I have already seen this joke of an ad campaign ! "Discover It! - too little, too late (ask Mark Ramsey) ! Too late - iPods, Satellite Radio, Internet Radio, iRadio, Wireless Internet, cell phone streaming, etc., have already been discovered, some years ago - remember the Bridge Ratings ?

Ask Mark Ramsey. What a joke.

Let's ask Ann Coulter how she felt Bill Clinton was as President. We'll then present that as the truth about his presidency.

Better yet, ask me how I feel about SayNo. What I say will then be presented as the truth about SayNo.

You're a funny guy. Keep working at it...you'll make a valid point someday.

 

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Was Mark Ramsey the inventor of sensitol?

 

[vsa]

I know you're bashing Mark Ramsey out of your own IGNORANCE! He's no lightweight in radio. Do you plan on attending next month's NAB Radio Convention in Dallas? Here's what Mark will be presenting, as stated on the NAB Radio Show website:

http://www.nabradioshow.com/attendees/SessionDetail.asp?id=1204732

Radio’s Future: What Is and What’s Next
September 20, 2006   •   9:00AM  -  10:15AM
Based on the broadest and most representative proprietary national study of U.S. consumers ever conducted for radio, Mercury Radio Research and hear2.0 principals Mark Ramsey and Harve Alan present what’s really going on in the audience – and how it will affect your station now and in the years to come. For the first time, they will segment the audience into radio fans and listeners "at risk" and explain the characteristics of each. They will present an industry level "Perceptual" study pitting radio against iPods, Satellite, Internet, and the rest. What industry level images does radio own? And where are we weak? They will provide real data on audience satisfaction with radio versus competing media – are listeners really as dissatisfied as the satellite radio PR machine would have us believe? They will also assess early market comprehension of the benefits of and prospects for HD radio. This will be the definitive standing-room-only session at this year’s NAB!

Presenters
Harve Alan, Executive Vice President, Mercury Radio Research, Chanhassan, MN

Mark Ramsey, President, Mercury Radio Research, Chanhassan, MN

 

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No, no time for conventions. I will be at work.

 

[IBOCRocks]

I know you're bashing Mark Ramsey out of your own IGNORANCE! He's no lightweight in radio. Do you plan on attending next month's NAB Radio Convention in Dallas? Here's what Mark will be presenting, as stated on the NAB Radio Show website:

http://www.nabradioshow.com/attendees/SessionDetail.asp?id=1204732

Radio’s Future: What Is and What’s Next
September 20, 2006 • 9:00AM - 10:15AM
Based on the broadest and most representative proprietary national study of U.S. consumers ever conducted for radio, Mercury Radio Research and hear2.0 principals Mark Ramsey and Harve Alan present what’s really going on in the audience – and how it will affect your station now and in the years to come. For the first time, they will segment the audience into radio fans and listeners "at risk" and explain the characteristics of each. They will present an industry level "Perceptual" study pitting radio against iPods, Satellite, Internet, and the rest. What industry level images does radio own? And where are we weak? They will provide real data on audience satisfaction with radio versus competing media – are listeners really as dissatisfied as the satellite radio PR machine would have us believe? They will also assess early market comprehension of the benefits of and prospects for HD radio. This will be the definitive standing-room-only session at this year’s NAB!

Presenters
Harve Alan, Executive Vice President, Mercury Radio Research, Chanhassan, MN

Mark Ramsey, President, Mercury Radio Research, Chanhassan, MN

Oh, I see. Because you think he's a heavyweight, his opinions count more than the mine, or even more than the truth.

I know who he is. Doesn't change my opinion that his opinions are BS.

I like how you can accuse me of being ignorant, when you don't know anything about me. It seems to be a pattern with you IBOC Haters. Call the other side ignorant, while presenting nothing but opinions as fact.

It sounds like you may be the ignorant one.

 

[vsa]

The NAB thinks Ramsey is a heavyweight. Your opinions are your own and you are certainly entitled to them.

 

[IBOCRocks]

The NAB thinks Ramsey is a heavyweight. Your opinions are your own and you are certainly entitled to them.

Still doesn't mean he's right about anything. It's as though the anti-IBOC folk think that these opinions alone will put the genie back in the bottle. Nobody can provide anything other than opinions that it may be a bad idea.

Let it rise or fall on it's own merits.

 

[davideduardo]

The NAB thinks Ramsey is a heavyweight. Your opinions are your own and you are certainly entitled to them.

The NAB does not thinkk anyone is a "heavyweight" as they have a long-standing policy of not endorcing vendors to the industry. Ramsey is a guy who does perceptual studies for radio stations, but who has not had much business of late so he is blogging like mad.

 

[vsa]

DAVID WROTE: "...has not had much business of late so he is blogging like mad."

Sort of like all of the time you are spending online, POSTING like mad???
Sorry, I couldn't resist. But I got you.

I'm spending too much time here myself too.

 

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And I'm on vacation. Lots of time to hang out.