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From: Steve M. Mann on 9 Apr 2010 16:28 On 4/9/2010 1:57 PM, Bob Braun wrote: > "JustTom" <tom(a)nomail.please> wrote in message > news:4bbf2064.1123043065(a)newsread.glorb.com... >> On Thu, 8 Apr 2010 18:35:21 -0400, "Bob Braun" <oxinfla(a)hotmail.com> >> wrote: >>> >>>With proper management, they could be an incredible medium. They have >>>TOTALLY mismanaged it! That's why I put my money behind internet radio. >>> >>> >> >> Satellite radio reminds me a lot of VOOM. Great idea derailed by >> pinheads. >> >> Much like the pinheads getting ready to kill the golden goose that is >> the ncaa tournament. >> >> I honestly don't see the internet radio thing, but admit haven't >> really followed any for several years to know how it's evolved. Most >> of my radio time is in the car or outside. Before XM, I'd anchor a >> few internet net big band stations (so you're not alone Henry) when I >> was working from home but the playlists were pretty limited, and until >> I got cable modem, pretty choppy. XM's huge variety, non-dj >> commercial free, and seemingly infinite playlists shelved the >> internet radio for me for a long time. Of course, now that Syrius >> has taken over, all of the things I hated about terrestrial radio are >> slowly creeping into xm, but as I said, I'll hold my nose and pay as >> long as I still feel it's worth it. > > If you are interested........email me. I'll tell you where internet radio > has come from, and where I think it is headed. The success of internet > radio is largely related to the mismanagement of satellite radio. > > I now have thousands of listeners. Yesterday, we were picked up Replay > Radio, which helps a bunch! > > Incidentally, if anyone has any questions they want to submit. I have an > interview set up with Mr. Craig Worman. He is in the Reds front office. If you ever need some BG music or intros or other sorts of musical interludes, I'd be glad to donate some Project-43 tunes for the cause. :) -- Steve ............................... P R O J E C T - 4 3 http://www.project-43.com/ The 'Man and Machine' CD Is Out! Support Indie Music! http://itunes.com/project-43 ...............................
From: Bob Braun on 9 Apr 2010 16:32
"Steve M. Mann" <rockermannLOOSEIT(a)steve-mann.com> wrote in message news:M_Cdne5e4ppzECLWnZ2dnUVZ_r6dnZ2d(a)giganews.com... > On 4/9/2010 1:57 PM, Bob Braun wrote: > >> "JustTom" <tom(a)nomail.please> wrote in message >> news:4bbf2064.1123043065(a)newsread.glorb.com... >>> On Thu, 8 Apr 2010 18:35:21 -0400, "Bob Braun" <oxinfla(a)hotmail.com> >>> wrote: >>>> >>>>With proper management, they could be an incredible medium. They have >>>>TOTALLY mismanaged it! That's why I put my money behind internet radio. >>>> >>>> >>> >>> Satellite radio reminds me a lot of VOOM. Great idea derailed by >>> pinheads. >>> >>> Much like the pinheads getting ready to kill the golden goose that is >>> the ncaa tournament. >>> >>> I honestly don't see the internet radio thing, but admit haven't >>> really followed any for several years to know how it's evolved. Most >>> of my radio time is in the car or outside. Before XM, I'd anchor a >>> few internet net big band stations (so you're not alone Henry) when I >>> was working from home but the playlists were pretty limited, and until >>> I got cable modem, pretty choppy. XM's huge variety, non-dj >>> commercial free, and seemingly infinite playlists shelved the >>> internet radio for me for a long time. Of course, now that Syrius >>> has taken over, all of the things I hated about terrestrial radio are >>> slowly creeping into xm, but as I said, I'll hold my nose and pay as >>> long as I still feel it's worth it. >> >> If you are interested........email me. I'll tell you where internet >> radio >> has come from, and where I think it is headed. The success of internet >> radio is largely related to the mismanagement of satellite radio. >> >> I now have thousands of listeners. Yesterday, we were picked up Replay >> Radio, which helps a bunch! >> >> Incidentally, if anyone has any questions they want to submit. I have an >> interview set up with Mr. Craig Worman. He is in the Reds front office. > > If you ever need some BG music or intros or other sorts of musical > interludes, I'd be glad to donate some Project-43 tunes for the cause. :) > Thank you Steve! |