Radio is dead-Long live the Radio.pdf - Universidad del País Vasco

Welcome to the third age of radio: understanding radio's present from radio's past
Radio remains a significant way in which we encounter new music, and while the
radio market has seen considerable expansion in broadcast channels it has been characterised
by a consolidation in brands and musical diversity. Public service broadcasters
and some commercial and third sector radio stations have taken advantage of
the opportunities in creating new services. Yet it is in the ongoing developments in
music services that the greatest innovation is apparent. It will be interesting to see
what the next decade brings.
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