Re: I don't think it was NPR
With all due respect, I know VERY well what it's like to work for a small O&O station.
Anything that I'm "spoiled" with now, I assure you, I've worked my way up to.
Furthermore, every public radio station I've EVER set foot in has been, technologically, light years ahead of most commercial stations. That's what happens when you get free money without having to do a damn thing to EARN it.
I apologize if I've come across as abrasive. It's just a touchy subject for someone who's career is in the industry.
This probably isn't the best place to vent about it.