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daryljones wrote:

Internet content delivery will reach automobiles in just a few years,
and traditional over-the-air delivery will be changed forever when it
does. This will be the final nail in AM-FM radio¹s coffin, at least
in the USA. FCC licensees will be relegated to mere digital transport
providers. Content providers will buy transit from competing ISPs.
The branded product will not have FCC call letters. 4G LTE will become
the next standard broadcast band.

This has not only already started, some of the more enlightened
broadcasters have been developing a variety of Internet distributed
services. I know quite a few people who are still "broadcast talent",
working to develop their relevance in terrestrial broadcasting's
"replacement"...which is, as we speak, being developed by none other
than the broadcasters themselves. Not everyone in the radio
entertainment business has his head in the sand!

My money is on next-generation broadcasting, and it has very little to
do with radio frequency transmitters and receivers. Thanks for your
interest in my theory. I look forward to your comments.

It's already well-underway. It's a safe bet; your money's risk is
minimal.

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