Inside Radio reporting:
"Just in time for the holiday shopping season, the HD Radio Alliance will team up with Apple and Polk for a 13-week multimillion dollar ad campaign to market the new HD Radio-ready interface. It's part of the ongoing $250 million HD advertising campaign."
IR also reports Ibiquity's Bob Struble saying that stations will have to upgrade their HD equipment with a "small box" to their existing system or upgrade software to encode for iTunes.
Any issues/conflicts with Arbitron's encoding of programming for PPM? Me thinks not - but there's no dumb questions.
Mark Ramsey asks here this morning if "HD radio has been reduced to being a storefront for iTunes?"
Me wonders: "Does radio fight consumer shifts to new things (like the iPOD) or do we provide compatibility - with the introduction of new technology like HD Radio?
Added: Paragon Media's Bob Harper comments: "when are we going to get around to the Horses - the unique, unforgettable, and demanding Programming?" Read here.
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