Future looking bleak for radio
New American, The, June 8, 2009 by John F. McManus
"AM/FM radio has about five good years left, if that. What we consider radio today will be on the Internet. The Internet is not only going to change radio; it's going to change humanity. That's how profound this revolution in communication will be."
Michael Harrison, the founder and publisher of Talkers magazine, the trade journal of talk radio, has 40 years of experience in various levels of the radio industry.
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