Not enough radio stations? Over 600 others air on HD!

[IBOCRocks]

Fewer than a half-million Americans use a new technology called HD radio, which lets them tune in a host of new listening options. But that may soon change, as HD radio sets are getting cheaper and broadcasters are launching an all-out campaign to draw listeners.

Full story:

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/309851_hdradio02.html

 

[PocketRadio]

Fewer than a half-million Americans use a new technology called HD radio, which lets them tune in a host of new listening options. But that may soon change, as HD radio sets are getting cheaper and broadcasters are launching an all-out campaign to draw listeners.

Full story:

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/309851_hdradio02.html

This nonsense has been going on for over a year, with almost zero consumer interest - too bad, no one is listening. Cheap HD radios is a myth being stoked in the HD Radio industry - if consumers don't see a benefit to HD Radio, price is a moot-point.

 

[IBOCRocks]

Fewer than a half-million Americans use a new technology called HD radio, which lets them tune in a host of new listening options. But that may soon change, as HD radio sets are getting cheaper and broadcasters are launching an all-out campaign to draw listeners.

Full story:

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/309851_hdradio02.html

This nonsense has been going on for over a year, with almost zero consumer interest - too bad, no one is listening. Cheap HD radios is a myth being stoked in the HD Radio industry - if consumers don't see a benefit to HD Radio, price is a moot-point.

And it'd be an amazing day when you can prove that using something other than Amazon and Google rankings! I still haven't seen the report where you have interviewed every consumer so you can back up your claims.

Until then, just more speculation and opinion from the anti-HD cartel.

 

[jim8230]

IBOCrocks said,
"And it'd be an amazing day when you can prove that using something other than Amazon and Google rankings! I still haven't seen the report where you have interviewed every consumer so you can back up your claims.

Until then, just more speculation and opinion from the anti-HD cartel."

Hmmmmmm.......

And it'd be an amazing day when you can prove that using something other than Seattlepi.nwsource.com! I still haven't seen the report where you have interviewed every consumer so you can back up your claims.

Until then, just more speculation and opinion from the pro-HD cartel."

 

[radiopilot]

IBOCrocks said,
"And it'd be an amazing day when you can prove that using something other than Amazon and Google rankings! I still haven't seen the report where you have interviewed every consumer so you can back up your claims.

Until then, just more speculation and opinion from the anti-HD cartel."

Hmmmmmm.......

And it'd be an amazing day when you can prove that using something other than Seattlepi.nwsource.com! I still haven't seen the report where you have interviewed every consumer so you can back up your claims.

Until then, just more speculation and opinion from the pro-HD cartel."

Or perhaps they would like to read what the editor of the largest radio magazine has to say about his exploits regarding consumer interests for HD radio...

http://radiomagonline.com/viewpoint/radio_consumers_know/

Radiopilot

 

[davideduardo]

Or perhaps they would like to read what the editor of the largest radio magazine has to say about his exploits regarding consumer interests for HD radio...

The largest radio magazines are R&R, Radio Ink and Radio World. Of course, althought they are daily newsletters, Inside Radio and RBR come in at the top as "most read." The one you refer to is a throw-away controlled circulation free publication. I don't know anyone in our building who reads it.