Steven Jobs did it again. The Apple CEO brought another product to market that promises to be a big revenue producer for him and a revolutionary device for consumers. The iPhone will arrive in June and will work on the Cingular mobile system. Chances are you already know a lot about the iPhone. No need to go into it here. That's only part of the genius of Jobs. He thinks them up. Builds them. Makes a big deal out of them. And sells them.
So, I've been thinking -- what if Steve Jobs took over a radio group with, say, 1,100 or so stations. What would he do? What could he do? Is analog radio off limits to the master? Or,&hellip
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