--- In [email protected], marioa...@... wrote:
>
>
> An overview of the newspaper vs. the web issue recently discussed
here
> from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School for Business.
>
parts must be dated because this comment isn't true any longer...
>>>>Pay satellite radio has flourished despite the availability of free
AM and FM radio and the ubiquity of iPods.<<<
I once had a brief assignment for someone looking at Sat radio. I never
did get it, other then if you're a sports fan or really needed to
listen to howard or that stuff.
Our first "record player" was from sears. * track from two guys. My
cassette recorder from bradlees reel to reel from the hadassah thrift
shop...as was the am/fm radio. Cd player fromanother place that went
BK..
The speakers in my room were from a bunch of old radios, masking tape
to the walls tied into an earphone jack..never purchased a record,
cassette...maybe a few cds for my kids and wife.
WJLK was am and fm.
I got XM for my wife when it came out casue it was portable...She said
sirrius was better. And now. I canned the cable box in the bedroom.
Sat radio NOW is given away free with one or two years paid in new
cars...on units that can hold a ton of donwloaded music or music from
your cds or ipods. And play AM/FM.....
SO I listened to Outlaw country radio this morning on the way in.
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