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Started by Ted Ledingham
Wed, 24 Feb 1999 00:00
Re: DAB for now is mainly a media for the car
Author: Ted Ledingham
Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1999 00:00
Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1999 00:00
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*********************************************************************** * RADIO-L : a discussion of Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) * *---------------------------------------------------------------------* * send discussion/contributions to: RADIO-L@tc.umn.edu (Internet) * *********************************************************************** Date: 24 February 1999 From: cayad@ERE.UMONTREAL.CA Subject: Re: DAB for now is mainly a media for the car In reply to Skip Pizzi [RADIO-L, 23 February 1999]: > Regarding Denis Girod's comments, it is indeed worth noting how > listening habits differ among countries and cultures. I agree that > DAB is not mainly for the car, as Daniel Caya had earlier asserted. > Perhaps it may even revitalize home radio listening. But in the US, > it is well known that car radio listening is significantly higher > than Europe. The general rule derived from recent research shows that > across an entire day, radio listening time is about equally divided > among car, home and office listening (averaging about 1/3 apiece), > although at any given daypart this is not the case, of course. In > most other countries, car listening accounts for a substantially > smaller proportion. Perhaps yes, it will revitalize home radio listening. In my first message, I said that FOR NOW, DAB was mainly for the car and so far, nobody was able to convince me of the contrary. Please, I look forward to close this point. If you can bring me a fresh survey about listening habits of DAB, ok, then I will consider your point. And more, for now, don't you agree that most of the research (radio makers, content providers, etc.) concerning DAB involves the car receivers?... Remember, we talk about DAB and not CONVENTIONAL RADIO. FOR NOW, yes, listening of conventional radio is divided between car, work and home. Let see if, in the future, the same will apply. Maybe yes, I don't disagree. And please, read my third paragraph, you will see that, with this present message, we have a lot in common :-) I said ealier that with CD quality sound, we can speculate a change in the media concumption. But, again, we will know this in the future. In conclusion, and for future messages, keep in mind I agree that maybe someday DAB will not be anymore mainly a media for car! Have a nice day. -Daniel Daniel Caya �tudiant M.Sc. Communication Universit� de Montr�al cayad@ere.umontreal.ca *********************************************************************** * Check out RADIO-L and other DAB resources on the World Wide Web * * http://www.magi.com/~moted/dr * ***********************************************************************
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