Yeah, that was an issue I had too. Faced with the prospect of only a few days of music left, did we really want to throw one away?

Everyone involved was trying to decide what would have more impact, complete silence or a looped speech explaining what's happening.

I guess they had a day of silence in 2000 the last time internet radio was almost killed and it had quite an impact. Now that internet radio is MUCH bigger they think it's a real tool. We can talk all we want, but some people don't get it or don't beleive it. I think the broadcast community thinks when people are forced to go back to regular radio for a day they're realize what they'd be losing.

Hopefully none of this will matter. If we can get something done before July we shouldn't need a day of silence.