Post by JamesAnderson on Sept 18, 2008 10:53:34 GMT -5
Here's a major press release about some of the new initiatives broadcasters and others are making in the HD Radio arena. This is in addition to the one that I posted last night about Bonneville, Red Zebra, and ESPN doing some things.
Bonneville is involved in some other projects, mentioned in this press release and some of these are very intriguing as to what they might be. However, conuously absent in the listing of format innovation is two HD2 formats here, being LDS-themed (there are only three stations airilg LDS content 24/7, two are HD2, one is KSFI-HD2, the other being KBYU-FM's 'BYU Radio' on their HD2, and the only fulltime analog signal in Rexburg Idaho, KBYR-FM),
Note: The forum software took out four letters in the URL as they spell a common obscene word when alone, separated from anything else otherwise, so the URL might not work unless you cut and paste and insert the missing letters.
http://www.marke****ch.com/news/story/hd-radiotm-content-sees-strong/story.aspx?guid={BAB45DA3-85AF-4AB0-99E9-26996B442CA5}&dist=hppr
Also, did anyone notice the blooper in the article? It's in the paragraph about programming for the hearing impaired.
Bonneville is involved in some other projects, mentioned in this press release and some of these are very intriguing as to what they might be. However, conuously absent in the listing of format innovation is two HD2 formats here, being LDS-themed (there are only three stations airilg LDS content 24/7, two are HD2, one is KSFI-HD2, the other being KBYU-FM's 'BYU Radio' on their HD2, and the only fulltime analog signal in Rexburg Idaho, KBYR-FM),
Note: The forum software took out four letters in the URL as they spell a common obscene word when alone, separated from anything else otherwise, so the URL might not work unless you cut and paste and insert the missing letters.
http://www.marke****ch.com/news/story/hd-radiotm-content-sees-strong/story.aspx?guid={BAB45DA3-85AF-4AB0-99E9-26996B442CA5}&dist=hppr
Also, did anyone notice the blooper in the article? It's in the paragraph about programming for the hearing impaired.