Making Radio Stronger In A Disaster
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CEA: Broadcasters Should Stop Begging Congress
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(6/11/2012 5:39:27 PM) Flag as inappropriate content
Smell the rotting Dinosaur Broadcasters' silly attempt to stop the decline of iboc
Have you ever tried to access wireless broadband after a hurricane, tornado or a major storm. Radio played a major role in getting critical information out during 9/11. Not every station is automated all the time. Why does the FCC want to mandate the EAS or CAP system if radio is a non issue in emergency situations. I agree, who cares about HD. We are talking about standard radio reception that reaches millions everyday, and in times of crisis.
This is simply a ploy by Big Group Radio and the NAB, as iBiquity investors, to backdoor HD Radio chipsets into cell phones. Watch out cell phone industry!
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(6/11/2012 5:39:27 PM) Flag as inappropriate content
Smell the rotting Dinosaur Broadcasters' silly attempt to stop the decline of iboc
- judy
(6/7/2012 9:44:27 PM) Flag as inappropriate contentHave you ever tried to access wireless broadband after a hurricane, tornado or a major storm. Radio played a major role in getting critical information out during 9/11. Not every station is automated all the time. Why does the FCC want to mandate the EAS or CAP system if radio is a non issue in emergency situations. I agree, who cares about HD. We are talking about standard radio reception that reaches millions everyday, and in times of crisis.
- Damon Collins
(6/7/2012 7:57:07 AM) Flag as inappropriate contentThis is simply a ploy by Big Group Radio and the NAB, as iBiquity investors, to backdoor HD Radio chipsets into cell phones. Watch out cell phone industry!
- Gregory
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