The past ten years have been earthshaking for the U.S. radio business. Not only did Internet and satellite radio emerge and get huge…not only did Napster, ITunes and the IPod remake the way we acquire and enjoy music, but American commercial radio mostly changed its financial and management structure. Now there’s a revolution in the way the monopoly radio ratings company measures on-air radio listening. Has all this upheaval changed the way you use radio? Or have you noticed it at all?
No doubt, for all the talk of radio’s irrelevance, dullness, etc., etc., radio is still the invisible media giant–listenership is still vast and business is great. I’ve written my share of that negative talk, but the erosion of radio’s audience and ad revenues is still minor. I know the readership of this blog isn’t vast–it isn’t even half-vast–but I’d like to know if there are radio fans on the Web who follow the medium closely. Not just Howard Stern or Opie and Anthony fans. Radio fans. Leave me a comment, or write me an email. Thanks in advance.
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