Remember the "Borg" from Star Trek? A race of cyborgs who assimilated all other races it encountered? Radio is becoming a Borg, of sorts. Each time a new "atom of technology" attaches, Radio finds itself evolving into a "new audio molecule". Read more plus an interview with Eric Rhoads, publisher of Radio Ink, host for the upcoming "Convergence 08" conference for radio broadcasters. Read more. (Right: Eric Rhoads, publisher of Radio Ink)
The Radio Borg Assimilates New Technologies: "Resistance is Futile"
By Corey Deitz, About.com Guide February 25, 2008
Remember the "Borg" from Star Trek? A race of cyborgs who assimilated all other races it encountered? Radio is becoming a Borg, of sorts. Each time a new "atom of technology" attaches, Radio finds itself evolving into a "new audio molecule". Read more plus an interview with Eric Rhoads, publisher of Radio Ink, host for the upcoming "Convergence 08" conference for radio broadcasters. Read more. (Right: Eric Rhoads, publisher of Radio Ink)Explore Radio
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