But, it will also require an investment by broadcasting companies and even if every terrestrial radio station across the land was upgraded tomorrow, it still wouldn’t change the fact that innovation always trumps the status quo.
Terrestrial radio used to control the distribution of programming. Not so anymore. And just like traditional record companies had the distribution power pried out of their hands by peer-to-peer mp3 file swapping and CD burning, so have the traditional radio stations lost their distribution monopoly to Internet Radio, Satellite Radio, and downloadable audio and radio programming.
Nothing will ever be the same.
