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The Consequence of Unintended Consequences
What to do now that the internet has gone south. Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged capitalism, Facebook, Google, internet, media, Recode, regulation, social media networks, technology, Techonomy
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Will the Democratization of Information Destroy the Democracy?
Personally, I want to celebrate the democratization of information, but I may have overlooked how scoundrels and profiteers would use it. Continue reading
Posted in Digital Deception, Digital publishing
Tagged democracy, Digital Deception, digital publishing, fake news, government, media, news, politics, Trump
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Future of Radio: Radio 2.0
Radio, despite being more entrenched than some other media, will yet face a digital transformation Continue reading
Future of Radio: Will We Still Call It Radio?
As with other forms of entertainment and information, the future of radio, is likely to be device agnostic. Continue reading
The Future of Radio: Is It the End for Big Corporate Radio?
This could be the opportunity for a renaissance for radio. Continue reading
Posted in Radio
Tagged broadcasting, ClearChannel, Cumulous Media, future, iHeart, media, Radio
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Future of Radio: Is It the End for Terrestrial Radio?
Turns out that simple old AM/FM radio has a lot of things going for it. Continue reading
What’s On My Radio Dial
I don’t believe advertisers are going to support the kind of radio I like to listen to. Continue reading
Posted in Radio
Tagged broadcasting, entertainment, FM, media, music, public radio, Radio, Radio Paradise, WBAI, WBGO, WFMU, WFUV
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History of Radio: Sources and Book Reviews
A reading list for 100 years of radio. Continue reading
Posted in Book reviews, History, Radio
Tagged Book reviews, books, broadcasting, David Sarnoff, history, media, non-fiction, Radio
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History of Radio: How the Radio Changed My Life
The radio was my connection to a whole new world that wasn’t apparent in my home, in my town or in my school. Continue reading