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... include prog. So why did XM even try? Why is Sirius "contemplating" it at all? Do I look like a radio exec? ..., remember? You asked why *XM* and *Sirius* would try or contemplate a prog channel. XM and Sirius are *corporations*, not *listeners*. ...- "*did* try", as in not doing so anymore, and "*contemplating*", as in not having actually decided to do it. ...

... they're not going to include prog. So why did XM even try? Why is Sirius "contemplating" it at all? Do I look like a radio exec? You don't *look* like anything on Usenet. ...> But notice the words you're using - "*did* try", as in not doing so anymore, and "*contemplating*", as in not having actually decided to do it. Well, it's a lot better than "not gonna". I...

... that is? The fact that some of the other players are "better" does not mean that they are as popular. I never said otherwise. But this thread was about the *popularity* of the iPod until you started talking about "better". Actually, the thread was about Sirius Radio contemplating an all-prog format. <sigh> The thread was *recently* about iPods etc. -- Mike Smith

...@acm.DOT.org> muttered: Teakbois wrote: Why would you say that is? The fact that some of the other players are "better" does not mean that they are as popular. I never said otherwise. But this thread was about the *popularity* of the iPod until you started talking about "better". Actually, the thread was about Sirius Radio contemplating an all-prog format.

... commercial viability, they're not going to include prog. So why did XM even try? Why is Sirius "contemplating" it at all? Do I look like a radio exec? But notice the words you're using - "*did* try", as in not doing so anymore, and "*contemplating*", as in not having actually decided to do it. So in order to be wide enough to include ...

... Smith <mike_UNDERSCORE_smith@acm.DOT.org> wrote: If someone programming a channel is looking for commercial viability, they're not going to include prog. So why did XM even try? Why is Sirius "contemplating" it at all? So in order to be wide enough to include prog, it's going to have to be *really* wide - probably too wide for commercial viability. You mean like an ...

.... I'm just sad they didn't win the race because they deserved it the most. Unfair. Damn race. I do not want to watch this show again. Well if you have already slit your wrists, contemplating suicide seems a little pointless. And I guess you won't have to worry about watching it again. -- madamS "A fanatic is one who can't change his mind and won't change the subject." Sir ...

Matthew Rothschild: 'Bush contemplates rebirth of dictatorship for Iraq' Matthew Rothschild, The Progressive There was a big clue planted at the bottom of the very long lead article in The New York Times of August 17. That story noted the alarming rise in insurgent attacks against American and Iraqi forces. The number of IEDs in July was 2,625, just about twice what it was back in ...