Yesterday I wrote about the coming of flash drives and factory installed hard drives in automobiles as yet another threat to the radio and record industries.
I asked at the end of my piece (scroll down to read it, if you like) -- game over? To which I answered - game changer.
So, let's build upon this latest "opportunity" disguised as more bad news to see if we can come up with a list of action steps that might be helpful.
1. Try not to confuse terrestrial radio with new media. Terrestrial radio was damn good for many years and, although it has suffered from corporate budget cutting and lack of leadership, could be&hellip
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