... But before I can go anywhere at all, whether it be down the block or across two states, I must turn on the radio. ... But have no fear my friend, for Radio will not die that easily. ... So Radio must then, somehow catch up to the digital age. ... It was the start of the XM Satellite Radio network. ... This could potentially change the radio industry, but in what way?
I contacted XM through their web site in an attempt to find out about summer internships, and figured I would kill two birds with one stone. I spoke with one Jennifer Markham, who was listed on the site as their main contact. I asked how this new technology would affect Radio as we know it? ... It may in fact take sometime for people to get used to the idea of paying for radio. ... Maybe there will be a move for “premium” radio channels, ones that are uncensored and free of commercials. Time will only tell, but I think that satellite radio may definitely be a good investment in the long run (wink).
While I was surfing the net looking for items to discuss in this paper I was listening to my favorite Web Radio station when it hit me.
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