Billboard Radio Monitor has an interview with iBiquity Digital CEO Bob Struble "who admits that HD radio's current selling point—improved fidelity and interference-free reception—might be fanciful to some listeners but will not compel a lot of them to invest in new radios. But the ability to program additional, finely targeted channels would allow the radio industry to address challenges from satellite and terrestrial competitors. ..." --Dennis
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Dennis Haarsager's rolling environmental scan for electronic media.
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