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Re: Internet radio = all radio

--- In InternetRadioLovers@yahoogroups.com, LLP Info
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> Fred,
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> At least in my case.....you are preaching to the choir!

I'm not preaching. I'm asking a question about the thinking or
psychology of the industry.

If someone was to invent a car technology X that made cars virtually
free and for which fuel efficiency was projected to increase by
by 30% a year for a very long time, everyone would understand that
the automobile industry as presently understood was headed over a
cliff. The buzz would start the day this invention was announced.
Here we have a technology that will do for radio pretty much what X
would do for cars, and it is way past being announced. It is
implemented. Hundreds of thousands of people listen to it. And yet
the industry hardly notices. Are they so dumb? Do they know
something we don't? Are they just not interested? What?








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I don't understand why there isn't a broad consensus that all radio is headed for IP over data wireless. AM, FM, digital broadcast, and satellite all require...
Fred Hapgood
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Oct 14, 2005
1:14 am

Fred, At least in my case.....you are preaching to the choir! John Fred Hapgood <hapgood@...> wrote: I don't understand why there isn't a broad consensus...
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Oct 14, 2005
3:59 am

... I'm not preaching. I'm asking a question about the thinking or psychology of the industry. If someone was to invent a car technology X that made cars...
Fred Hapgood
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Oct 14, 2005
8:29 pm

Fred, I am still IN broadcasting, in addition to Internet Radio...and I swear, there is such an attitude that radio is sacred that most of em don't even see it...
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Oct 16, 2005
4:31 am

Those are some interesting questions and points you bring up, Fred. Though it's difficult to measure the overall consensus of the radio industry itself, it...
Harold Johnson
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Oct 14, 2005
4:01 am

... Why not? On the one hand you have a distribution infrastructure that has to be paid for and the other one hand, one that doesn't. If the latter can do...
Fred Hapgood
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Oct 14, 2005
8:30 pm

... I don't believe the radio industry is going to disappear - but it's going to change, drastically. It *has* to. If it doesn't, it's going to be relegated...
Harold J. Johnson
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Oct 16, 2005
4:59 am

Hello Fred and group: Very interesting and informative post. However, today's radio world is like many in the world of Corporate America. They look at the...
RICHARD MJR HAYS
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Oct 16, 2005
4:32 am

... Radio as we have known it is facing two challenges: internet radio and the spectacular mgrowth in capacity and sophistication of mobile audio players. It...
Fred Hapgood
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Oct 28, 2005
5:40 am

Fred, Sorry your message is just now appearing here; I'd somehow missed it and didn't get around to approving it until now. Harold...
Harold J. Johnson
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Oct 28, 2005
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... Good question. Don't worry, though - they will be. I have a feeling it has to do with the types of folks currently still listening to terrestrial radio;...
Harold J. Johnson
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Oct 29, 2005
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... It's easy to define the maximum possible change. Whatever happens, radio will always be the medium for acoustic performances and events that the audience...
Fred Hapgood
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Oct 29, 2005
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