HD radio boosts distribution, marketing

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As consumers embrace digital music players, broadcasters push high-definition radio receivers, benefits of "free" programming.

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CD Quality Commercials! Yeah!
by ohlarikd November 6, 2006 7:59 AM PST: Yes, the commercial should say 'Listen to these great HD Radio commercials 150 times a week in stunning CD-like quality! How can you resist?'

I don't think people using iPods and Satellite radios ever were concerned about the quality of FM radio. They don't like commercials and are willing to pay to avoid them. Not to mention the lack of good stations or variety. I have a iPod and XM in my truck and haven't turned on the radio on, digital or otherwise, in 2 years.; Reply to this comment

HD Radio is a farce:!
by gosmith7590 March 7, 2008 5:59 AM PST: HD Radio is a farce:

http://hdradiofarce.blogspot.com/; Reply to this comment

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