Re: "Why the drop outs?

In article <sjOUj.2161$7k7.323@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"A Brown" <Rob@rob*nospam*p.com> wrote:

I find it real interesting that in the name of some bogus digital
progress you think it is just fine that the choices I had being taken
away is no problem. You need to rethink that thought.

If this was prevalent....don't you think there'd be a massive revolt
among
radio listeners?

FWIW...let's get specific...what "choices" got taken away from you?

Mostly choice in the evenings. Some programs are not broadcast from
around here so I tune to more distant stations to hear them.

nothing specific?

I thought what I wrote was clear.

And what happenned to DOS? It turned into Win 3.1 Win 95, 98, 2000,
XP...and people still had the choice of a MAC or Linux.

That kind comparison or thinking is why IBOC is what it is today.

And I'm glad to be using my Windows XP machine...and not the old DOS one.

I'm not. I think it is to bad you have a computer at all.

>> >> The people that are promoting IBOC are a bunch of marketing retards

I am not in marketing, nor am I a retard.

Do you want to call names or have a dsicussion?

A discussion would be preferable but this has been hashed out in this
news group numerous times...

Hashed out by calling people 'retards'?

I'm sure that led to a lot of enlightening discussions....


I'm sure you had something to say in your reply but what could it be?

--
Telamon
Ventura, California
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