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To: neolib who wrote (168711)	12/3/2008 3:27:44 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 306849

One interesting thing would be to see the % of US radio stations which are Spanish vs English plotted vs time. I wonder if it has peaked, or is still climbing. If it is still climbing, will it just level off, or will it start declining significantly in the future? Every thing I have read suggests that illegals have located throughout the country, suggesting that Spanish language radio, tv etc will be in an uptrend. At the same time, the level of tolerance in these new places is much lower than in LA or San Antonio. It could be that certain cities will be noted for their Spanish populations much like New Orleans was thought to be Cajun French.