[IRCA] Input wanted - IBOC in Canada - intervention planned

[saulamdx <saulamdx@xxxxxxxxx>]

I posted this a few days ago and, with all the concern
that has been raised about IBOC over the past couple
of years on this list, am surprised no one has offered
any input for an intervention. I'm particularly
interested in any legitimate cases where a local
coverage area has been infringed upon. If you can
discern A and B contour areas, or offer any details or
specifics, all the better. Or perhaps some of you have
other kinds of technical or economic factors to weigh
in with. I'm not so much looking for how DX will be
affected. The CRTC won't be moved by that. But, radio
-- AM and FM -- itself, how day-to-day listeners will
be affected, how station economics will be affected.
That sort of thing.

See below for details. Please send to me at:

schernos AT sympatico DOT ca

Saul

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--- saulamdx <saulamdx@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Ibiquity has scored an appearance at a CRTC radio
policy review hearing. Their seven-page outline PDF,
and a list of other intervenors, is available at the
CRTC web site. I include a link to the particular
index page that includes Ibiquity. There are other
intevenors, too. I am curious as to what might be said
to the CRTC, in response. I will pass on any useful
info to someone intervening at the CRTC hearings. 

http://support.crtc.gc.ca/applicant/applicant.aspx?pn_ph_no=2006-1&lang=E



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