Is the iPhone the end of radio as we know it?
Maybe.
For me, though, Youtube and its related searches are the way I find new music, not listening to the same boring corporate pap over the airwaves, and you can't do that while driving to work.
Now, with an iPhone/iPod and, say,Jonesy's Jukebox via podcast, now you're talking new music that really is new with a national audience. We can now listen to what we want, when they want it, not what the station manager and corporate management thinks we should list to.
Power to the people's iPods.
For me, though, Youtube and its related searches are the way I find new music, not listening to the same boring corporate pap over the airwaves, and you can't do that while driving to work.
Now, with an iPhone/iPod and, say,Jonesy's Jukebox via podcast, now you're talking new music that really is new with a national audience. We can now listen to what we want, when they want it, not what the station manager and corporate management thinks we should list to.
Power to the people's iPods.
This entry was posted by Kevin Creighton, on
7.18.2008.
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