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These things were very difficult to pin down. For each object we've been detecting radio emissions for less than one second a day. And because these are single bursts, we've had to take great care to distinguish them from terrestrial radio interference. It was Pex’s calm, collected demeanor even under pressure that first inspired the use of his nickname. These things were very difficult to pin down. For each object we've been detecting radio emissions for less than one second a day. And because these are single bursts, we've had to take great care to distinguish them from terrestrial radio interference.

Dick Manchester

We believe people are choosing satellite radio due to its differentiation from terrestrial radio and are not joining simply because of a single programming option.

Jonathan Jacoby

Some of the things he's been saying on the air about terrestrial (public) radio and his promoting of satellite radio has created some strained relationships and ruffled feathers.

Michael Harrison

Howard announced in October of 2004 on the air that he was leaving terrestrial radio and going to satellite, and then proceeded to do a one-year commercial for satellite radio that rubbed a lot of people the wrong way at Infinity Broadcasting, which is now CBS Radio.

Terrestrial radio broadcasters are competing with not just satellite radio but with other consumer technologies. They are retrenching and starting to make some changes.

Susan Kevorkian

It's all about great radio. In less than a year, our Better Radio project has delivered on its promise ? better radio creates a bigger audience.

It's gonna be hard to find bands that do their own thing on corporate rock radio because it's not designed around that market. The majority of people that listen to commercial radio don't care about music and you can't get them to care about music.

Radio has been incredibly disappointing. Satellite radio has had an impact on the traditional industry, but the big reason is the drop-off in younger people listening to radio.

In some Latin American countries, particularly in Mexico, you use radio for everything. You don't have cable, you don't even have televisions. So your life is around the radio for information, entertainment, news. When you come here, you still listen to the radio.

There's no question in my mind that satellite radio will take its place in the evolution of radio and that Howard Stern is a catalyst for it happening faster. But it's not going to replace FM or AM radio.

Michael Harrison

In keeping with our vision of the radio industry, Susquehanna Radio Corp. wanted to team with the leader in Internet broadcasting, and Broadcast.com clearly understands our goals and is able to effectively broaden our reach beyond traditional radio,

I guarantee you those people are not listening to terrestrial radio as much.

Our competition is not only the other guy, it's terrestrial radio and other ways to listen.

However, and this is a big however, terrestrial radio will always be with us because people want to have a local connection as well.

My whole contention, and my feeling in general about radio is, not just jazz radio, or smooth jazz radio, or whatever-radio in general is, I would like to see a little more variety within each one station.

David Sanborn (1945-)

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