[Hrgeeks] Save the Internet: Support Net Neutrality!

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> megawatt border blasters like XERF and XTRA-AM that were audible in most of
> North America.  It didn't work so well for the US stations that happened to

I heard stories about these. Wolfman Jack, etc.

> they don't make for an environment in which I'd like to live.  The free market
> is a good thing, but bandwidth is a finite resource... and a unrestricted free
> market for a finite resource is a recipe for disaster.
> --scott

True. HD Radio seems neat in that it can expand the number of channels. 
It's bad in that it's so costly to license. There is a competitor that 
doesn't have the high costs, but isn't popular (FMeXtra or something.)

I keep meaning to look for a HD Radio tuner for my car stereo (assuming 
they are $50 or less.) Just to check it out.