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The New York Post follows the debate between the NAB and Sirius/XM and creates a catchy little graphic (see above).

They do point out the need for a high-definition radio to receive HD radio programming, which could be viewed as a required hardware upgrade.  Hmmm…..

“The NAB also points out that the a la carte programming choices require consumers to buy new radios in order to receive the signal - an additional cost to subscribers. To be sure, while Sirius and XM have been open about the equipment upgrades needed for a la carte, the NAB does not mention that terrestrial broadcasting’s push into high-definition radio also will require a hardware upgrade.”

New York Post

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