[BC] Yes, sir. The High Definition Stuff is in the TV Department
Cowboy
curt
Fri Aug 25 18:20:14 CDT 2006
On Friday 25 August 2006 07:00 pm, Rich Wood wrote:
> ------ At 05:08 PM 8/25/2006, Cowboy wrote: -------
>
> > And I heard one several times in Columbus, Ohio advertising
> > "High Definition Radio"
> >
> > Sure glad I'm not in programming !
>
> I am and it embarrasses the Hell out of me.
Good !!
Not that you're embarrassed, good that it isn't just me.
> It's a combination of
> lying, mixed positioning and promotion of HDTV. To most people "High
> Definition" means Television.
Maybe it was "Radio in High Definition" or something. Maybe the word
"radio" wasn't there. Maybe it was "Now broadcasting in High Definition".
Now that I think about it, ( it was a week ago ) I think it was the last.
I know that I distinctly got the feeling someone was talking about HDTV,
and then payed attention.
The several more times I heard it, it was clear they were talking about
radio in High Definition, and not HD radio, but meaning HD radio.
Did that make sense ?
It did to me, after a second or three, but I'm in the business.
Since you are in programming, maybe YOU should write these things.
With your attitude, I know they'd be accurate, and with your professionalism,
I'm pretty sure they would be promo's as intended by the word "promo."
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Cowboy
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