Could this be the end of broadcasting as we know it?

[A Joseph Ross]

On 4/10/2013 11:47 AM, Paul Hopfgarten wrote:

> And the ocassional skip (WCSH on 6 the most common) and getting WCBS (albeith snow filled) when WGBH signed off back then.

When my family moved to Bedford, MA in May 1957, we discovered that we 
could sometimes get WCSH 6 with a faint, snowey signal.  Once that 
summer we were surprised to find WCSH with a local-quality signal.  But 
after WHDH-TV 5 came on in November, we couldn't get it any more.

A few years later I discovered that I could sometimes hear WCSH on my FM 
radio at the far left side of the dial.

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