Snippets of what Mark Ramsey writes to traditional radio people:
"What would we be and do if we didn't have a broadcast tower at all and only had a website? ... Yesterday I visited an Internet radio station...that has...a room full of painfully young artists creating digital and video content, live bands rolling through regularly (and a performance room for them to play in), a real-life air studio and another production studio, two station vans in the lot, and a programmer at the wheel who has helmed major radio stations before and knows full well that he is finally constrained not by what he must do, but what he could and should do .... Say "hello" to your new competition."
Full article here:
http://www.hear2.com/2008/02/the-new-face-of.html
Get ready for the next phase. Internet radio prepares a direct assault on traditional radio.
"What would we be and do if we didn't have a broadcast tower at all and only had a website? ... Yesterday I visited an Internet radio station...that has...a room full of painfully young artists creating digital and video content, live bands rolling through regularly (and a performance room for them to play in), a real-life air studio and another production studio, two station vans in the lot, and a programmer at the wheel who has helmed major radio stations before and knows full well that he is finally constrained not by what he must do, but what he could and should do .... Say "hello" to your new competition."
Full article here:
http://www.hear2.com/2008/02/the-new-face-of.html
Get ready for the next phase. Internet radio prepares a direct assault on traditional radio.