The days of AM being a viable medium for music ended a long time ago, no matter how those of us who have spent years in radio wish they could return. Technology has evolved. No matter how it is dressed up or promoted, it's still AM, with all its noise, limited frequency response, and lack of signal penetration in areas where the signal needs to go to be competitive. I am in total agreement with a previous post. If you have an AM station in the Charlotte market and your call letters are not "WBT", game over. The engineering expense required to make a frequency like 1220 or 730 even remotely competitive to a 50,000 signal could never be recovered short term, and these owners who have no clue about broadcasting think that radio is a sure path to fast money. When they see the bank balance start running low, that's when they get nervous and pull the plug, so for oldies on 730, the end wasn't so much a matter of "if" as it was "when". When a reliable, cost effective method to deliver mobile broadband to a moving vehicle becomes the next step in the evolution of technology, what happens to FM?