Well it's all about perceptions in choice.
I got pretty irked when I called Rogers to complain about something and
the CSR said "Thank you for choosing Rogers..." I asked what choice she
thought I had if I had any interest in watching television. I was told I
didn't have to watch television and I could do something else.
As much as I wished to reach through the phone and throttle the
individual, technically she is correct.
dbc.
Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
On Thursday 09 February 2006 15:05, David Cook wrote:
MOH is a _new_audience_ that listens in a new way (captive on a phone call
rather than passive in a car or other background music). This audience was
I dunno, I think anyone who's been on a long trip through a radio-sparse area
with only one station that comes in poorly would agree that there is a
"captive audience" part to radio.
Which raises the interesting question: Do radio stations in those areas have a
special license?
-A.
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