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March 04, 2005
Exploding Radio
All media is getting Long Tailed at breathtaking speed these days. Music, TV, film, news and even advertising are being transformed by an explosion of variety and availability as the traditional bottlenecks of distribution fall. This month in Wired we focused on radio, where the combination of satellite, streaming, digital broadcast, radio TiVo, and podcasting is doing the same.
The features in the package-- Wonkette on Howard Stern in space , Annalee Newitz on ipodder Adam Curry , and Charles Mann on How Sex Pistol Steve Jones is reinventing indie radio-- inside Clear Channel are online, but the cool sidebars on sat radio, HD, radio TiVo, and how to podcast are not, so pick up a copy and check em out.
To whet your appetite, here's a list of ten reasons why traditional radio is hosed. Please add more in the comments.
The iPod. The ultimate personal radio.
The cellphone. Commuters stuck in traffic were the salvation of radio in the 80s. Now we're still stuck in traffic, but we're on the phone instead.
The 1996 Telecommunications Act , which liberalized the airwaves, adding a thousand FM stations to the dial and, due to the increased competition, depressing the economics of the incumbents. The act also relaxed the ownership limits in each market, leading to....
Clear Channel. This giant is often blamed for radio's woes, but it's as much a symptom of the brutal economics in the industry as it is the cause. As the aforementioned competition ruined the business of local radio in the late 1990s, Clear Channel was able to do a roll-up of distressed stations and"
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