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I'm wondering how much longer the radio will be around? It seems like more and more stations are disappearing from the air waves. I think it's time they revamp the radio stations that are left so that more people will start tuning in. What do you think?
I quite agree with you on the suggestion that there is need to change things around radio transmission. I believe the most important aspect in radio is the content so I support the idea of there being a paradigm shift in the way things are currently being handled.
I think there will always be a market for radio. Some people can't afford satellite subscriptions and some people just like holding on to the old ways.
The radio will always be relevant since not only are there people that just love it but also because radio transmission is the easiest way to reach masses. However, there is a need to really examine if it is worth having all these stations on air.