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Published on 2024-12-03 06:04:26 - Michael Jones, N@N
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  • Radio - in its most basic sense - is the same now as in 1948. Radio and TV are wagons that have yet to become tractors. We need to evolve.

The article "From Wagons to Tractors: Where is Radio's Evolution?" by Mike McVay, published on Radio Ink, discusses the evolution of radio broadcasting in the context of technological advancements and changing consumer behaviors. McVay reflects on how radio has transitioned from its early days, akin to moving from horse-drawn wagons to modern tractors, symbolizing the shift from traditional to more sophisticated broadcasting methods. He highlights the challenges radio faces today, including competition from digital media, podcasts, and streaming services. McVay suggests that radio must adapt by embracing digital platforms, enhancing content quality, and engaging with listeners through new technologies like AI and data analytics to remain relevant. He emphasizes the importance of innovation in programming, marketing, and audience interaction to ensure radio's survival and growth in an increasingly digital world.

Read the Full Radio Ink Article at:
[ https://radioink.com/2024/12/03/mike-mcvay-from-wagons-to-tractors-where-is-radios-evolution/ ]