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On May 25, 12:33*pm, "pocket-radio" wrote:
Interest in music or radio won't change. What will change is the device and how people choose to what they want to hear. Playing the same hits over and over isn't a strategy of the future, because unlike the past listeners have total control over what artist's and songs are played. These same features found on Ipods and internet music portals, which will also be married with wireless devices, because of Wimax, wifi, G17 and other technologies. Radio in all forms as we know won't go away, but it will morph into something different to stay alive. *Your kids don't know what a 45 is. And their kids won't likely know what AM/FM was either... * D'Oh ! - Pocket-Network(sic) G17 is not a 'new media' -but- a contraction of the "Gallant17" screen name to "G17" rotfl - oaoa ~ RHF |
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