The National Association of Broadcasters is trying to uphold a 10 year old deal that prevents XM and Sirius from providing local content to their subscribers.
Why doesn't the government just end this censorship? Wouldn't it be good for the economy to just allow companies that actually paid for their air space (unlike NAB which got it for free - and the largest chunk of it to boot) to give the listeners what they want?
Linkage: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,124610,00.html
What if there was an association like NAB for the internet? Scary thought.
NAB must die!
Re: NAB must die!
Besides scary also totally undoable.Buzzed wrote:What if there was an association like NAB for the internet? Scary thought.
Re: NAB must die!
Depending on how far you want to draw the metaphor, there is: the RIAA.Buzzed wrote:What if there was an association like NAB for the internet? Scary thought.
Re: NAB must die!
They made a deal like that without any time limits? Dug their own grave there Buzzed.Buzzed wrote:The National Association of Broadcasters is trying to uphold a 10 year old deal that prevents XM and Sirius from providing local content to their subscribers.
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Re: NAB must die!
I don't know if there is a time limit on it. I will have to check into it.Moto42 wrote:They made a deal like that without any time limits? Dug their own grave there Buzzed.Buzzed wrote:The National Association of Broadcasters is trying to uphold a 10 year old deal that prevents XM and Sirius from providing local content to their subscribers.