CBS Radio signs off after nearly 100 years of broadcasting
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Re: CBS Radio signs off after nearly 100 years of broadcasting
#2With everyone hating on AM radio (HN included) and thinking the EV automakers were right for eliminating it from cars, this was the inevitable result.
Re: CBS Radio signs off after nearly 100 years of broadcasting
#3With everyone hating on AM radio (HN included) and thinking the EV automakers were right for eliminating it from cars, this was the inevitable result.
why is the medium relevant at all? what does radio do that a podcast cant
Re: CBS Radio signs off after nearly 100 years of broadcasting
#4With everyone hating on AM radio (HN included) and thinking the EV automakers were right for eliminating it from cars, this was the inevitable result.
why is the medium relevant at all? what does radio do that a podcast cant
>why is the medium relevant at all? what does radio do that a podcast cant
Deliver the news to you anywhere and everywhere with a receiver that can be built from scavenged garbage. Terrestrial absolutely still has a place, and will most likely outlive the internet.
Re: CBS Radio signs off after nearly 100 years of broadcasting
#5With everyone hating on AM radio (HN included) and thinking the EV automakers were right for eliminating it from cars, this was the inevitable result.
why is the medium relevant at all? what does radio do that a podcast cant
what does a movie theater screen do that a phone screen can’t?
Re: CBS Radio signs off after nearly 100 years of broadcasting
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#7With everyone hating on AM radio (HN included) and thinking the EV automakers were right for eliminating it from cars, this was the inevitable result.
why is the medium relevant at all? what does radio do that a podcast cant
Emergency broadcast is a big one, as well as location-specific information like road conditions.
Re: CBS Radio signs off after nearly 100 years of broadcasting
#8With everyone hating on AM radio (HN included) and thinking the EV automakers were right for eliminating it from cars, this was the inevitable result.
why is the medium relevant at all? what does radio do that a podcast cant
AM is critical for emergency scenarios. When Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, all our infrastructure was completely devastated.
The only way to receive news or bulletins for weeks was just one remaining AM radio station that kept broadcasting even as the storm hit and their building began to flood.
Re: CBS Radio signs off after nearly 100 years of broadcasting
#9With everyone hating on AM radio (HN included) and thinking the EV automakers were right for eliminating it from cars, this was the inevitable result.
why is the medium relevant at all? what does radio do that a podcast cant
It's not just the medium. Streaming from the internet is a totally different product than radio. There's no reason we can't have both.