The radio industry is beginning to get the idea that its future is on the Internet.
The best way to deliver that message is when it comes at a financial conference such as the Kagan event in New York City. (For some reason programmers and creative people who have been saying this for years have previously been ignored).
Kurt Hanson and Paul Maloney who write Radio And Internet Newsletter provide some context:
TargetSpot CEO Doug Perlson said on a panel,
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