On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 09:34, Alexander Zangerl
<az@debian.org> wrote:
not so great, because these are very uncommon. for example, you never
hear "eastern time" being used on the radio; here (qld/nsw border) they
say "it's hh:mm, that's hh+1:mm in nsw" when we're in that fun period
of the year where there are two time zones within the reception area.
Actually, I regularly hear programs being advertised as starting at (for example) "1pm eastern time" or "1pm AEST" when they actually mean "1pm AEDST".