Right about 5:10 PM ET on the afternoon replay, Bubba mentioned the following items. Some of it we already know, so let me recap:
1) Beasley Broadcasting isn't apparently doing much for the show.
2) Howard's contract ends on 12/31/2010.
3) Bubba's contracts ends on 12/31/2010.
4) There is a "window of opportunity" for Bubba to get out of the FM deal with Cox.
5) Sirius can also buy him out of the Cox contract at any time if they want.
Now, take this post from SlideJobJones.
We all know that Bubba can go podcast at any time. The only negative would be that we'd have to download the show, or listen live over the internet but at least we could listen at any time and create our own replay schedule.
The FTEs might get the screwjob on the live show, but i'm sure enough truck stops have internet access. If the trucks don't have internet access, then they could download the shows. (I know about phones with internet. I know it's possible to hook the phone up to the truck's speakers, but nationwide internet isn't 100% available yet.)
Bubba could broadcast whenever he wanted, for as long as he wanted. He could play music or old bits instead of commericals...although commercials would certainly keep any subscription fees down.
He could start at 10 AM or noon or whenever and be home in time for quality "family time."
A podcast would mean that he would be "corporate."
Bubba going 100% podcast? It could be very possible.
1) Beasley Broadcasting isn't apparently doing much for the show.
2) Howard's contract ends on 12/31/2010.
3) Bubba's contracts ends on 12/31/2010.
4) There is a "window of opportunity" for Bubba to get out of the FM deal with Cox.
5) Sirius can also buy him out of the Cox contract at any time if they want.
Now, take this post from SlideJobJones.
We all know that Bubba can go podcast at any time. The only negative would be that we'd have to download the show, or listen live over the internet but at least we could listen at any time and create our own replay schedule.
The FTEs might get the screwjob on the live show, but i'm sure enough truck stops have internet access. If the trucks don't have internet access, then they could download the shows. (I know about phones with internet. I know it's possible to hook the phone up to the truck's speakers, but nationwide internet isn't 100% available yet.)
Bubba could broadcast whenever he wanted, for as long as he wanted. He could play music or old bits instead of commericals...although commercials would certainly keep any subscription fees down.
He could start at 10 AM or noon or whenever and be home in time for quality "family time."
A podcast would mean that he would be "corporate."
Bubba going 100% podcast? It could be very possible.